The Ekiti State Government has disclosed that the state now generates more than ₦50 billion annually in Internally Generated Revenue (IGR), describing the feat as part of the state’s economic progress as it marks its 30th anniversary.

The government said the increase in internally generated revenue has strengthened its capacity to meet its financial obligations, including the regular payment of workers’ salaries.

According to the government, improved revenue mobilisation, greater efficiency in collection and ongoing economic reforms have contributed to the growth in the state’s internally generated revenue.

The disclosure comes as Ekiti marks three decades since its creation, with the state highlighting developments recorded across various sectors, including infrastructure, education, healthcare and economic development.

The government said it would continue to pursue policies aimed at expanding the state’s economic base, attracting investment and improving the welfare of residents as Ekiti enters another phase of its development.