By Michael Dilibe
Allocations from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) to the 21 local government areas in Anambra State totaled ₦60.2 billion between January and June 2025, according to newly released figures.
The breakdown shows varying levels of funding across the councils, with Idemili North receiving the highest allocation of ₦4.11 billion during the six-month period. Aguata followed with ₦3.87 billion, while Ihiala recorded ₦3.46 billion.
Other notable allocations include Anaocha with ₦3.29 billion and Nnewi South receiving ₦3.06 billion. Ogbaru also ranked among the higher recipients with ₦2.96 billion.
Mid-range allocations were recorded in areas such as Awka South (₦2.82 billion), Orumba South (₦2.79 billion), and Orumba North (₦2.73 billion). Similarly, Anambra West and Oyi each received ₦2.69 billion.
On the lower end, Dunukofia got ₦2.33 billion, while Awka North recorded ₦2.43 billion. Onitsha North and Onitsha South received ₦2.46 billion and ₦2.54 billion respectively.
The data further shows allocations to Ayamelum (₦2.64 billion), Ekwusigo (₦2.63 billion), Nnewi North (₦2.60 billion), and Njikoka (₦2.59 billion).
Anambra East received ₦2.61 billion, while Idemili South got ₦2.89 billion.
The FAAC disbursements are intended to support grassroots development, including infrastructure, healthcare, education, and administrative functions across the local councils.
Analysts say the figures highlight both the scale of federal allocations to local governments and the need for transparency and accountability in the utilization of these funds to ensure tangible benefits for residents.
