History of revenue allocation in Nigeria?

* The Hicks-Phillipson Commission recommended a revenue allocation formula based on population, derivation, and even development.

1953

* The Revenue Allocation Commission recommended a formula that gave 50% of revenue to the federal government, 30% to the regions, and 20% to local governments.

1958

* The Raisman Commission recommended a formula that gave 55% of revenue to the federal government, 35% to the regions, and 10% to local governments.

1964

* The Dina Commission recommended a formula that gave 50% of revenue to the federal government, 30% to the regions, and 20% to local governments.

1970

* The Udoji Commission recommended a formula that gave 55% of revenue to the federal government, 35% to the states, and 10% to local governments.

1977

* The Aboyade Commission recommended a formula that gave 55% of revenue to the federal government, 35% to the states, and 10% to local governments.

1979

* The Okigbo Commission recommended a formula that gave 55% of revenue to the federal government, 35% to the states, and 10% to local governments.

1981

* The Revenue Allocation Commission recommended a formula that gave 49% of revenue to the federal government, 42% to the states, and 9% to local governments.

1984

* The Revenue Allocation Commission recommended a formula that gave 50% of revenue to the federal government, 45% to the states, and 5% to local governments.

1987

* The Revenue Allocation Commission recommended a formula that gave 48.5% of revenue to the federal government, 43.5% to the states, and 8% to local governments.

1992

* The Revenue Allocation Commission recommended a formula that gave 48.5% of revenue to the federal government, 43.5% to the states, and 8% to local governments.

2000

* The Revenue Allocation Commission recommended a formula that gave 52.68% of revenue to the federal government, 36.62% to the states, and 10.68% to local governments.

2014

* The Revenue Allocation Commission recommended a formula that gave 52.68% of revenue to the federal government, 36.62% to the states, and 10.68% to local governments.