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While many of Nigeria's primary and secondary schools are in shambles, many of the governors of the 36 states are refusing to pay 'counterpart funds' that will automatically allow them to access UBEC funds! We're naming and shaming the states, and we'll surely meet them in court
1. ABIA yet to access N4,214,113,092.80
2. Adamawa yet to access N3,310,925,442.08
3. Akwa Ibom yet to access N2,703,556,550.86
4. Anambra yet to access N2,268,898,415.06
5. Bauchi yet to access N2,268,903,280.76
6. Bayelsa yet to access N4,187,682,198.84
7. Benue yet to access N3,310,925,442.08
8. Borno yet to access N982,555,230.13
9. C/River yet to access N984,582,258.53
10. Delta yet to access N982,555,231.51
11. Ebonyi yet to access N3,330,875,094.14
12. Edo yet to access N3,050,418,685.36
13. Ekiti yet to access N3,372,096,348.14
14. Enugu yet to access N4,458,761,392.62
15. Gombe yet to access N982,555,231.51
16. Imo yet to access N3,310,925,442.08
17. Jigawa yet to access N3,310,925,442.08
18. Kaduna yet to access N982,555,231.47
19. Kano yet to access N2,268,898,415.02
20. Katsina yet to access N2,268,898,415.06
21. Kebbi yet to access N2,268,898,415.06
22. Kogi yet to access N982,555,231.51
23. Kwara yet to access N5,139,980,496.14
24. Lagos yet to access N982,555,231.51
25. Nasarawa yet to access N2,703,077,341.60
26. Niger yet to access N2,273,898,415.06
27. Ogun yet to access N5,139,979,496.14
28. Ondo yet to access N2,268,898,415.06
29. Osun yet to to access N982,555,231.51
30. Oyo yet to access N982,555,231.51
31. Plateau yet to access N4,187,682,198.84
32. Rivers yet to access N982,555,231.51
33. Sokoto yet to access N982,555,231.51
34. Taraba yet to access N982,555,231.51
35. Yobe yet to access N2,616,270,757.13
36. Zamfara yet to access N2,268,898,415.06
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