JUST IN: Oyo Ranked 6th Among Nigeria States with Highest IGR in 2022 (Check details 👇))

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 Oyo state has been ranked as the 6th states in rate of internal generated revenue (N62.2bn) achieved in the year 2022. The Nigeria Bureau of Statistics claims.


Oyo who came after Lagos, Rivers, FCT, Ogun, and Delta stepped a bit higher as compared to 2021 released statistics.

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