Lagos hits N400b IGR in six months

  • News
  • September 20, 2023
  • 0 Comments

Lagos hits N400b IGR in six months

Tamarauemi Ebimini

Lagos state government has made about N400 billion as Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) as of June 2023.

The commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget, Ope George, stated this at the 2024 Budget Consultative Forum in Ikeja.

The forum was held in the state’s five divisions of Ikorodu, Badagry, Lagos Island, Ikorodu, and Ikeja.

According to George, the government hopes to reach the target before the end of the year.

The commissioner noted that it was expedient to increase the target in 2024, especially as it relates to funding the budget so that more can be done for the people.

The commissioner also said the government will continue to assist the informal sector, especially the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), with grants and soft loans to keep them afloat and sustain the economy.

  • Related Posts

    • News
    • October 27, 2026
    Senator Faduyile Mourns Ex-TAC DG, Pius Osunyikanmi

    Senator Faduyile Mourns Ex-TAC DG, Pius Osunyikanmi By Steve Ovirih. Senator representing Ondo South Senatorial District, Distinguished Senator Prof.Adedayo Faduyile, has mourned the passing of former Director-General of the Directorate…

    • News
    • October 26, 2026
    Prince Ayeku backs Akpabio’s concern over Senator Faduyile

      Prince Ayeku backs Akpabio’s concern over Senator Faduyile By Steve Ovirih. A Nigerian in The Diaspora and Prince of Igbodigo in Okitipupa Local Govt based in The United States,…

    Leave a Reply

    You Missed

    Senator Faduyile Mourns Ex-TAC DG, Pius Osunyikanmi

    Ondo Assembly Backs State Police Amendment, Cites Farmers’ Safety.

    Ondo Assembly Backs State Police Amendment, Cites Farmers’ Safety.

    Niger APC Targets Two Million Votes For Tinubu Ahead Of 2027 Elections.

    Niger APC Targets Two Million Votes For Tinubu Ahead Of 2027 Elections.

    NCDC: Ebola Spread Could Affect 2027 Election Schedule.

    NCDC: Ebola Spread Could Affect 2027 Election Schedule.

    Prince Ayeku backs Akpabio’s concern over Senator Faduyile

    Senator Faduyile Expresses Confidence in Tinubu’s Victory in January Poll