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C’River set to regain oil-producing status — FG report

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•Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State has publicly stated that Cross River deserves fair treatment regarding oil wells and oil-producing status.
•Multiple Nigerian media reports indicate that a federal government-linked report suggests Cross River is set to regain oil-producing status.
•The RMAFC panel has recommended a state of emergency in Nigeria’s oil sector.
•The RMAFC panel has called for a forensic audit of the oil sector.
•The RMAFC panel has recommended adjustments to derivation revenue, which affects how oil income is shared among Nigerian states.
•Governor Otu has asserted that Cross River will no longer be shortchanged in matters related to oil revenue.

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▸If the federal government formally approves Cross River’s reinstatement as an oil-producing state Cross River State’s share of derivation revenue would likely increase, altering the distribution of oil-related federal allocations among Niger Delta states.

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If a state of emergency and forensic audits disrupt Nigerian oil output or exports, traders could reassess supply risks, contributing to short-term volatility in Brent Crude prices.

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Nigeria’s Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) panel has reportedly recommended that Cross River State be reinstated as an oil-producing state, alongside broader reforms including a state of emergency and forensic audit in the oil sector. Governor Bassey Otu is publicly pressing for fair treatment on oil wells and derivation revenue, signaling a potential shift in how federal oil revenues are allocated among Niger Delta states. The move matters because it could alter Nigeria’s inter-state revenue distribution, intensify scrutiny of oil-sector governance, and reshape local political and fiscal dynamics in the region.