Gross Federally Collected Revenue
Gross Federally Collected Revenue (Billion )
Falling government revenue
Total Oil Revenue and its Components (Billion )
Declining oil revenue
Gross Federally Collected Revenue: Both oil and non-oil components of gross federal revenue fell below N40 billion in 2016, after recording a peak of N90 billion in 2013. The decline was most prominent in oil revenue sources due to low oil price and production shortages. On the other hand, non-oil revenue has attained an increasing one-year peak in second half of every year since 2011; reaching nearly to N400 billion by 2014. However, non-oil revenue declined to a trough of less than N200 billion in the latter end of 2015H1 and 2016Q1 due to present challenges in the business environment.
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Capital Importation: Since the dramatic decline in 2013, private and government sector investments in the sector have remained low in 2016.
Budgetary Allocation: Budgetary allocations to the transpo
Public Debt Stock and Debt Servicing: Public debt stock has steadily increased overtime; reaching over N12, 000 billion naira by 2015Q4. With the persistent fall in crude oil price and the attendant d
FDI, FPI and other Investments: Portfolio investment has continued to fall rapidly since 2014, while FDI inflows remain subdued since 2010
Public Debt-to-GDP Ratio: The ratio of Nigerias cumulative government debt to national GDP has maintained an upward trend indicating the countrys declining economic productivity and ability to repay
