Friday 23 March 2012

INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNION CONFEDERATION-AFRICA CONDEMNS THE MILITARY COUP IN MALI



 
                                           PRESS STATEMENT


ITUC-AFRICA CONDEMNS THE MILITARY COUP IN MALI

The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUCAfrica), representing over 16 million working men and women organised across the different
economic sectors in  46 African countries condemns in strong terms the coup  reportedly
staged  in the late hours of Wednesday 21 March, 2012 by renegade military personnel in
Mali, which has led to the displacement of the democratically elected and constitutionally
recognised government of President Amadou Toumani Toure.

This development is grossly retrogressive and unacceptable.  To think that the country has
been steadily and preparing for the Presidential election next month shows the disdain of
the persons involved in this cowardly action of a coup for constitutionalism and the rule of
law. Clearly, it represents a drawback in the gains made to consolidate democracy in Mali in
particular and Africa in general.

ITUC-Africa supports the Economic Community of West Africa states (ECOWAS), the African
Union (AU) and the International Community as a whole in the rejection of the military junta
in Bamako. We ask that the  community of nations also take urgent and decisive steps to
ensure the peaceful and quick restoration of the constitutional order in Mali.

Reports also reaching us suggest that some buildings of non-military and non-governmental
organisations are being torched. Particularly, we have been informed that the offices of the
Union Nationale des Travailleurs du Mali (UNTM), a trade union organisation affiliated to
ITUC-Africa has been attacked and set ablaze by rampaging renegade soldiers.

ITUC-Africa strongly condemns such actions that put defenceless and law abiding citizens
and organisations and their properties at risk. We call on the Malian military and the other
security outfits to  prevent the situation from degenerating into anarchy and bloodletting.

We demand that the physical and psychological integrity of citizens and civilians be ensured
and guaranteed.
Kwasi Adu-Amankwah
General Secretary
ITUC - Africa


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Wednesday 14 March 2012

Federation Account: How They Share N727bn in February, 2012

The Economic Confidential magazine provides here the distribution of a total sum of N727billion being the statutory and VAT allocations shared to all tiers of government at the February 2012 meeting of the monthly Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC). Other allocations are in Fact and Figures pages. From the total disbursement of nets after deductions, the highest recipients are from the oil producing states with Rivers receiving N15.4, Akwa Ibom N14.5bn, Delta N12.8bn and Bayelsa N8.6bn. The highest recipients from non-oil –producing states are Lagos N12.7bn and Kano N9bn.

The lowest recipients as revealed in the table below are Gombe N2.9bn, Nasarawa N3.4bn, Ebonyi N3.1bn and Ekiti N3.4bn. The Economic Confidential can also confirm other disbursements in February 2012: Federal Government N173.4n, FCT Councils N3.5 billion, Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) N2.1bn, and Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) N3.7bn. Please check Facts and Figures of this magazine to see the second allocation from Excess Crude Account. 

SUMMARY TABLE
FES - Federal Excess Savings   NNPC - NNPC Refund

53
GRAND TOTAL (3)
 STAT + VAT
727,182,512,673.57
FES ACCT
129,237,791,967.53
24,321,655,166.30
33,530,207,991.58
187,089,655,125,41


NNPC
3,742,443,973.13
990,266,062.50
2,884,721,214.38
7,617,431,250.00
54
GRAND TOTAL (4)
STAT + VAT
727,182,512,673.57
FES+NNPC
132,980,235,940.66
25,311,921,228.8
36,414,929,205.96
194,707,086,416



STATUTORY
+
VAT ALLOCATION TO STATE

FED. & STATE ALLOCATION
TOTAL STATE DERIVATION OIL & GAS
LG NET ALLOCATION
TOTAL NET (STATE + LG)


TABLE 1:  How the States & Federal Government Shared N921 billion in February 2012 (Combined Table, Compiled from Economic Confidential)

FES - Federal Excess Savings   NNPC - NNPC Refund
1

s/no
2

state
NO. OF LGs
STATUTORY
+
VAT ALLOCATION TO STATE

FED. & STATE ALLOCATION
TOTAL STATE DERIVATION OIL & GAS
LG NET ALLOCATION
TOTAL NET (STATE + LG)
1
Abia
17
4,408,232,565.75
FES ACCT
1,048,266,730.12
41,273,848.82
699,200,117.69
1,788,740,696.63


NNPC
91,928,612.27
12,972,485.42
59,314,383.09
164,215,480.78
2
Adamawa
21
4,615,234,851.91
FES ACCT
1,170,253,586.86
-
899,802,482.08
2,070,056,068.94


NNPC
102,547,335.89
-
79,291,647.74
181,838,983.63
3
Akwa Ibom
31
14,501,984,752.14
FES ACCT
1,183,896,103.36
6,019,463,723.73
1,186,658,466.75
8,390,018,293.85


NNPC
101,283,927.66
167,658,976.24
96,795,109.64
365,738,013.55
4
Anambra
21
5,198,261,741.16
FES ACCT
1,182,046,487.80
-
891,975,869.16
2,074,022,356.96


NNPC
102,679,511.16
-
83,510,552,51
186,190,063.67
5
Bauchi
20
5,373,694,204.19
FES ACCT
1,370,963,511.60
-
1,031,627,527.45
2,402,591,039.04


NNPC
115,704,842.54
-
81,859,411.88
197,564,254.43
6
Bayelsa
8
8,666,077,450.88
FES ACCT
938,837,039.23
4,820,260,194.10
379,551,159.12
6,138,648,392.45


NNPC
79,672,734.07
231,996,562.32
32,071,451.63
343,740,748.02
7
Benue
23
5,370,631,333.75
FES ACCT
1,263,701,758.20
-
1,048,955,777.60
2,312,657,535.81


NNPC
110,647,767.73
-
92,292,073.24
202,939,840.97
8
Borno
27
6,014,675,765.38
FES ACCT
1,394,321,170.07
-
1,205,538,192.68
2,599,859,362.65


NNPC
117,456,432.49
-
100,889,689.64
218,346,122.13
9
Cross River
18
4,678,662,052.62
FES ACCT
1,098,572,052.21
181,269,295.95
749,158,304.18
2,028,999,652.35


NNPC
 96,045,615.34
15,201,574.33
67,116,903.24
178,364,092.90
10
Delta
25
12,873,939,530.73
FES ACCT
1,183,194,116.06
5,494,942,908.41
990,191,351.78
7,668,328,376.25


NNPC
102,583,708.70
199,277,181.35
88,852,761.02
390,713,651.08
11
Ebonyi
13
3,168,530,502.31
FES ACCT
970,185,605.88
-
533,724,387.36
1,503,909,993.23


NNPC
86,764,433.43
-
45,894,666.71
132,659,100.14
12
Edo
18
4,769,061,196.41
FES ACCT
1,104,307,129.83
475,609,966.78
749,824,770.74
2,329,741,867.34


NNPC
102,062,420.44
8,293,478.27
71,646,492.49
182,002,391.20
13
Ekiti
16
3,481,465,944.23
FES ACCT
978,634,062.27
-
609,946,627.37
1,588,580,689.64


NNPC
86,282,742.06
-
53,363,277.02
139,646,019.08
14
Enugu
17
4,475,994,970.97
FES ACCT
1,104,134,180.68
-
722,670,822.89
1,826,805,003.57


NNPC
95,469,060.52
-
60,974,540.15
156,443,600.67
15
Gombe
11
2,902,879,864.38
FES ACCT
1,037,929,534.63
-
527,332,387.65
1,565,261,922.28


NNPC
87,831,585.10
-
43,684,252.43
131,515,837.54
16
Imo
27
5,504,163,640.48
FES ACCT
1,178,788,769.22
260,752,465.04
1,046,374,388.45
2,485,915,622.70


NNPC
101,194,140.29
14,357,867.64
86,575,991.45
202,127,999.38
17
Jigawa
27
5,674,027,731.63
FES ACCT
1,294,793,488.90
-
1,097,807,063.02
2,392,600,551.92


NNPC
112,360,247.42
-
92,892,665.49
205,252,912.91
18
Kaduna
23
6,321,555,963.51
FES ACCT
1,475,690,794.35
-
1,177,470,603.96
2,653,161,398.31


NNPC
125,705,227.98
-
101,996,275.41
227,701,503.39
19
Kano
44
9,062,753,946.73
FES ACCT
1,849,499,044.40
-
1,932,393,701.15
3,781,892,745.55


NNPC
152,911,132.99
-
161,144,203.38
314,055,336.37
20
Katsina
34
6,986,742,406.02
FES ACCT
1,406,538,491.30
-
1,412,786,347.44
2,819,324,838.75


NNPC
119,897,920.90
-
121,069,528.80
240,967,449.71
21
Kebbi
21
4,594,016,576.85
FES ACCT
1,176,487,173.95
-
877,586,020.07
2,054,073,194.02


NNPC
99,707,752.30
-
74,960,238.83
174,667,991.14
22
Kogi
21
4,864,221,997.69
FES ACCT
1,173,550,762.79
-
909,589,153.05
2,083,139,915.84


NNPC
100,006,468.32
-
74,196,941.60
174,203,409.92
23
Kwara
16
4,160,424,901.59
FES ACCT
1,069,419,915.69
-
698,541,387.45
1,767,961,303.14


NNPC
91,047,964.78
-
61,563,097.07
152,611,061.85
24
Lagos
20
12,722,644,397.44
FES ACCT
1,670,693,134.05
-
1,173,793,981.77
2,844,487,115.83


NNPC
144,499,323.83
-
107,996,716.92
252,496,040.75
25
Nassarawa
13
3,499,461,977.72
FES ACCT
1,001,992,675.15
-
558,982,946.65
1,560,975,621.80


NNPC
86,141,551.89
-
47,651,750.40
133,793,302.30
26
Niger
25
5,513,468,599.81
FES ACCT
1,368,508,863.90
-
1,132,756,079.53
2,501,264,943.43


NNPC
115,840,352.22
-
96,871,709.05
212,712,061.28
27
Ogun
20
4,965,868,976.55
FES ACCT
1,143,747,051.36
-
838,217,165.14
1,981,964,216.50


NNPC
97,575,055.07
-
73,832,963.58
171,408,018.65
28
Ondo
18
5,161,769,267.04
FES ACCT
1,096,867,587.59
917,923,587.63
773,718,241.83
2,788,509,417.05


NNPC
95,898,653.54
39,344,260.93
66,613,230.91
201,856,145.38
29
Osun
30
5,340,765,474.69
FES ACCT
1,084,783,893.82
-
1,054,438,848.77
2,139,222,742.59


NNPC
93,777,457.38
-
97,415,398.50
191,192,855.88
30
Oyo
33
6,688,835,474.81
FES ACCT
1,366,696,702.82
-
1,348,349,621.26
2,716,046,324.08


NNPC
117,037,985.24
-
116,184,038.75
233,222,023.99
31
Plateau
17
4,737,563,528.32
FES ACCT
1,147,751,766.57
-
771,813,097.70
1,919,564,864.27


NNPC
99,808,920.19
-
65,726,829.88
165,535,750.07
32
Rivers
23
15,482,451,431.81
FES ACCT
1,283,155,851.14
6,110,159,175.84
1,010,652,898.02
8,403,967,926.00


NNPC
110,405,103.63
289,981,591.61
85,640,771.54
486,027,466.78
33
Sokoto
23
5,196,906,502.32
FES ACCT
1,220,152,995.65
-
968,812,148.87
2,188,965,144.53


NNPC
105,618,353.72
-
83,821,377.87
189,439,731.59
34
Taraba
16
4,671,663,685.26
FES ACCT
1,155,723,390.63
-
771,191,825.98
1,926,915,216.61


NNPC
98,710,829.80
-
65,521,223.05
164,232,052.86
35
Yobe
17
4,503,089,253.58
FES ACCT
1,147,018,426.92
-
747,868,069.67
1,894,886,496.59


NNPC
95,923,526.71
-
65,334,796.27
161,258,322.98
36
Zamfara
14
3,625,332,194.27
FES ACCT
1,150,505,740.06
-
702,114,861.55
1,852,620,601.61


NNPC
99,415,275.50
-
57,052,694.57
156,467,970.07
37
FCT-Abuja
6
1,331,819,874.67
FES ACCT
-
0.00
298,791,295.85
298,791,295.86


NNPC
-
-
23,101,558.60
23,101,558.60
38
SUB TOTAL
774
221,108,874,529.60
FES ACCT
43,491,609,589.07
24,321,655,166.30
33,530,207,991.58
101,343,472,746.95


NNPC
3,742,443,973.1
979,083,978.11
2,884,721,264.84
7,606,249,165.64
39
FGN
-
173,486,116,867.01
FES ACCT
-
-
-
-


NNPC
40
FCT
-
3,583,612,233.15
FES ACCT
-
-
-
-


NNPC
41
FGN and FCT
-
177,069,729,100.16
FES ACCT
85,746,182,378.46
0.00
0.00
85,746,182,378.46


NNPC



42
GRAND TOTAL (1)

398,178,603,629.76
FES ACCT
129,237,791,967.53
24,321,655,166.30
33,530,207,991.58
187,089,655,125,41


NNPC
3,742,443,973.1
979,083,978.11
2,884,721,264.84
7,606,249,165.64
43
Sokoto Derivation

-
FES ACCT
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00

-
NNPC
 0.00
9,083,710.59
0.00
9,083,710.59
44
ONA/ASABORO DERIVATION

-
FES ACCT
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00

-
NNPC
0.00
2,098,373.79
0.00
2,098,373.79
45
GRAND TOTAL (2)

398,178,603,629.76
FES ACCT
129,237,791,967.53
24,321,655,166.30
33,530,207,991.58
187,089,655,125,41


NNPC
3,742,443,973.13
990,266,062.50
2,884,721,214.38
7,617,431,250.00
46
Less:Cost of Collection-NCS

2,162,338,981.65

-
-
-
-
47
Transfer to Excess Crude Acct

224,313,101,757.06

-
-
-
-
48
Less: 4%Cost of Collection – FIRS VAT

3,792,809,359.17

-
-
-
-
49
5th Inst. Pyt of o/standing crude debt

7,617,431,250.00

-
-
-
-
50
TOTAL DEDUCTION

21,118,227,695.93

-
-
-
-
51
Local Government



-
-
-
-
52
Transfer from Excess Domestic to Sub

70,000,000,000.00

-
-
-
-
 53
GRAND TOTAL (3)
 STAT + VAT
727,182,512,673.57
FES ACCT
129,237,791,967.53
24,321,655,166.30
33,530,207,991.58
187,089,655,125,41


NNPC
3,742,443,973.13
990,266,062.50
2,884,721,214.38
7,617,431,250.00
54
GRAND TOTAL (4)
STAT + VAT
727,182,512,673.57
FES+NNPC
132,980,235,940.66
25,311,921,228.8
36,414,929,205.96
194,707,086,416



STATUTORY
+
VAT ALLOCATION TO STATE

FED. & STATE ALLOCATION
TOTAL STATE DERIVATION OIL & GAS
LG NET ALLOCATION
TOTAL NET (STATE + LG)