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In the fourth quarter of 2020, the nominal year on year growth rate of Trade stood at –0.66%. This indicates a decrease by –2.69% points when compared to the fourth quarter of 2019 growth rate of 2.03% but 9.16% points higher than the previous quarter growth rate of –9.82%.

GDP

In nominal terms, Other Services grew by –1.76% (year-on-year) in Q4 2020. This growth rate was lower than the 4.21% growth rate recorded in the same quarter of the previous year and –5.11% in Q3 2020 by –5.98% points and 3.34% points respectively.

GDP

Nominal GDP growth of the Manufacturing sector in the fourth quarter of 2020 was recorded at 24.60% (year-on-year), -1.69% points lower than recorded in the corresponding period of 2019 (26.29%) but 11.06% points higher than the preceding quarter’s 13.54%. Quarter on quarter growth of the sector was recorded at 5.78%.

GDP

In nominal terms, the Public Administration sector grew by 4.47% in Q4 2020, 1.79% points higher than the corresponding quarter of 2019 but –1.82% points lower relative to Q3 2020. Quarter-on-Quarter, the sector grew by 15.08%.

GDP

Nominal growth in the Education sector in the fourth quarter of 2020 was –5.86% (year-on-year), down by –13.04% points from growth of 7.18% reported in the corresponding quarter of 2019, but up 9.89% points when compared to Q3 2020.

GDP

Agricultural sector grew by 14.03% year-on-year in nominal terms in Q4 2020, showing a rise of 0.23% points from the same quarter of 2019. Looking at the preceding quarter’s growth rate of 13.52%, there was an increase of 0.51% points.

GDP

The non-oil sector grew by 1.69% in real terms in Q4 2020, slower than the 2.26% recorded in the corresponding quarter of 2019, but better than the –2.51% growth rate recorded in the preceding quarter

GDP

In the fourth quarter of 2020, an average daily oil production of 1.56 million barrels per day (mbpd) was recorded. This was lower than the daily average production of 2.00mbpd recorded in the same quarter of 2019 by -0.44mbpd and the third quarter of 2020 by –0.11mbpd.

GDP

The total value of capital importation into Nigeria stood at $5,820.21m in the second quarter of 2019. This represents a decrease of -31.41% compared to Q1 2019 and +5.56% increase compared to the second quarter of 2018.
The largest amount of capital importation by type was received through Portfolio investment, which accounted for 73.76% ($4,292.89m) of total capital importation, followed by Other Investment, which accounted for 22.41% ($1,304.43m) of total capital imported and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), which accounted for 3.83% ($222.89m) of total capital imported in Q2 2019.

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TOTAL REVENUE AVAILABLE TO STATES IN 2020

		TOTAL REVENUE AVAILABLE TO STATES IN 2020				% Contribution to Total Revenue Available 2020			2020 ON 2019
States	FAAC 2020 (N)	IGR 2020 (N)	Total Revenue Available 2020 (N)	% Share of Total FAAC 2020	% Share of Total State IGR 2020	FAAC	IGR	Total Revenue Available 2019 (N)	Year on Year Growth %
Abia	48,369,064,079.91	14,376,871,322.30	62,745,935,402.21	2.11%	1.10%	77.09%	22.91%	66,809,176,283.42	-6.08%
Adamawa	47,943,888,872.22	8,329,870,706.65	56,273,759,578.87	2.09%	0.64%	85.20%	14.80%	58,043,362,282.70	-3.05%
Akwa Ibom	146,265,871,270.09	30,696,770,278.06	176,962,641,548.15	6.38%	2.35%	82.65%	17.35%	204,266,552,045.99	-13.37%
Anambra	50,916,565,330.78	28,009,906,580.48	78,926,471,911.26	2.22%	2.14%	64.51%	35.49%	80,263,058,085.90	-1.67%
Bauchi	49,144,349,945.81	12,502,599,363.55	61,646,949,309.36	2.14%	0.96%	79.72%	20.28%	64,054,080,224.62	-3.76%
Bayelsa	116,401,465,403.37	12,180,775,243.00	128,582,240,646.37	5.07%	0.93%	90.53%	9.47%	156,472,126,468.72	-17.82%
Benue	47,213,359,604.04	10,463,674,280.73	57,677,033,884.77	2.06%	0.80%	81.86%	18.14%	72,190,777,107.60	-20.10%
Borno	60,083,280,097.80	11,578,518,120.67	71,661,798,218.47	2.62%	0.89%	83.84%	16.16%	69,888,739,118.04	2.54%
Cross River	32,892,824,373.96	16,183,341,456.32	49,076,165,830.28	1.43%	1.24%	67.02%	32.98%	58,909,943,120.51	-16.69%
Delta	186,828,313,891.51	59,732,882,662.97	246,561,196,554.48	8.14%	4.57%	75.77%	24.23%	283,961,690,922.27	-13.17%
Ebonyi	43,963,560,710.14	13,591,038,584.15	57,554,599,294.29	1.92%	1.04%	76.39%	23.61%	52,082,453,418.92	10.51%
Edo	58,405,582,559.72	27,184,350,734.90	85,589,933,294.62	2.55%	2.08%	68.24%	31.76%	94,158,096,169.67	-9.10%
Ekiti	39,522,983,724.48	8,716,460,193.84	48,239,443,918.32	1.72%	0.67%	81.93%	18.07%	49,833,061,578.13	-3.20%
Enugu	49,887,509,995.29	23,650,723,357.00	73,538,233,352.29	2.17%	1.81%	67.84%	32.16%	83,054,409,883.06	-11.46%
Gombe	39,923,718,418.03	8,537,983,927.43	48,461,702,345.46	1.74%	0.65%	82.38%	17.62%	47,822,946,079.57	1.34%
Imo	55,724,444,607.35	17,081,878,984.93	72,806,323,592.28	2.43%	1.31%	76.54%	23.46%	72,181,397,907.72	0.87%
Jigawa	56,365,310,756.22	8,667,720,607.78	65,033,031,364.00	2.46%	0.66%	86.67%	13.33%	71,784,839,462.47	-9.41%
Kaduna	63,126,507,768.38	50,768,523,407.34	113,895,031,175.72	2.75%	3.89%	55.43%	44.57%	112,057,483,887.33	1.64%
Kano	81,265,346,346.94	31,819,816,711.74	113,085,163,058.68	3.54%	2.44%	71.86%	28.14%	123,078,769,287.55	-8.12%
Katsina	61,394,120,973.64	11,399,650,509.67	72,793,771,483.31	2.68%	0.87%	84.34%	15.66%	71,753,647,683.21	1.45%
Kebbi	51,180,577,366.74	13,778,260,800.14	64,958,838,166.88	2.23%	1.05%	78.79%	21.21%	60,270,587,742.73	7.78%
Kogi	49,981,491,072.92	17,357,833,531.99	67,339,324,604.91	2.18%	1.33%	74.22%	25.78%	68,725,301,181.99	-2.02%
Kwara	42,095,648,742.86	19,604,303,787.64	61,699,952,530.50	1.84%	1.50%	68.23%	31.77%	73,079,258,267.66	-15.57%
Lagos	115,932,620,456.70	418,988,587,897.11	534,921,208,353.81	5.05%	32.08%	21.67%	78.33%	516,615,866,457.08	3.54%
Nasarawa	43,104,566,838.28	12,476,738,650.15	55,581,305,488.43	1.88%	0.96%	77.55%	22.45%	55,724,681,873.69	-0.26%
Niger	54,567,994,993.75	10,524,281,921.17	65,092,276,914.92	2.38%	0.81%	83.83%	16.17%	69,212,946,723.09	-5.95%
Ogun	37,679,432,983.66	50,749,595,850.07	88,429,028,833.73	1.64%	3.89%	42.61%	57.39%	109,633,225,014.32	-19.34%
Ondo	46,651,761,688.76	24,848,466,192.88	71,500,227,881.64	2.03%	1.90%	65.25%	34.75%	88,062,930,808.55	-18.81%
Osun	30,627,107,890.14	19,668,371,916.01	50,295,479,806.15	1.34%	1.51%	60.89%	39.11%	42,144,667,491.84	19.34%
Oyo	53,664,588,449.85	38,042,733,036.47	91,707,321,486.32	2.34%	2.91%	58.52%	41.48%	82,547,064,397.18	11.10%
Plateau	35,644,412,130.66	19,122,375,801.59	54,766,787,932.25	1.55%	1.46%	65.08%	34.92%	58,704,347,784.79	-6.71%
Rivers	141,187,041,344.69	117,189,729,245.29	258,376,770,589.98	6.16%	8.97%	54.64%	45.36%	298,848,039,090.20	-13.54%
Sokoto	54,118,448,840.43	11,796,827,128.19	65,915,275,968.62	2.36%	0.90%	82.10%	17.90%	74,481,479,367.08	-11.50%
Taraba	43,826,280,935.45	8,114,973,143.14	51,941,254,078.59	1.91%	0.62%	84.38%	15.62%	53,048,458,598.30	-2.09%
Yobe	49,439,411,823.37	7,779,631,175.54	57,219,042,998.91	2.16%	0.60%	86.40%	13.60%	60,050,717,778.19	-4.72%
Zamfara	41,446,503,230.12	18,499,252,091.61	59,945,755,321.73	1.81%	1.42%	69.14%	30.86%	57,178,342,126.31	4.84%
FCT	67,064,632,994.32	92,059,700,897.42	159,124,333,891.74	2.92%	7.05%	42.15%	57.85%	146,469,449,836.60	8.64%
Total	2,293,850,590,512.37	1,306,075,020,099.92	3,599,925,610,612.29	100.00%	100.00%	63.72%	36.28%	3,807,463,975,557.00	-5.45%

Key Indicators

Month-on-month	0.01 %
Year-on-Year	17.93 %
12 Month Avg. Chg	15.50 %

CPI - All.

May 2021

Month-on-month	1.24 %
Year-on-Year	13.15 %
12 Month Avg. Chg	11.50 %

CPI - Core.

May 2021

Month-on-month	1.05 %
Year-on-Year	22.28 %
12 Month Avg. Chg	19.18 %

CPI - Food.

May 2021

By Expenditure	0.11 %
Final Household Consumption	16.59 %
Capital Formation	-1.08 %

GDP.

Q4 2020

Unemployment	33.3 %
Underemployment	22.8 %
Youth Unemp/Underemp	42.5 %

Unemployment/Underemployment.

Q4 2020

Average PMS Price	N l72.68
State with Highest Price	Lagos (N 200.87)
State with Lowest Price	Adamawa (N 162.17)

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