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Question to Obio/Akpor LGA
Has the new general hospital in Rumuigbo been commissioned?
Answer
Yes, the new General Hospital in Rumuigbo has been commissioned. It was commissioned in late August 2026, specifically scheduled for 27 August 2026 by the Rivers State Government.
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Federation Account (FAAC), June 2026
Follow the money to all 774 councils
₦529.98B went to 772 local governments this month. Darker areas got more per resident.
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Every council's share of the Federation Account, divided by its 2006 census population.
Most per resident
- Abaji FCT₦27,689
- Kwali FCT₦19,687
- Ibeju-Lekki Lagos₦18,972
Least per resident
- Ifo Ogun₦1,021
- Igabi Kaduna₦1,521
- Ijebu North Ogun₦1,649
Allocations as published by the Office of the Accountant-General, via the National Bureau of Statistics. Per resident uses the 2006 census, so it shows relative weight, not spending per person. Boundaries: GRID3 Nigeria via geoBoundaries, CC BY 4.0. Sources
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