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Oil-producing states owe over N2.1 trillion in domestic debt as of June 2022 

Omono Okonkwo by Omono Okonkwo
November 10, 2022
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Oil producing states in Nigeria owe a cumulative sum of N2.15 trillion in domestic debt as of June 2022. This is according to the Nigerian foreign and domestic debt data published by the National Bureau of Statistics. 

Oil-producing states in Nigeria are Delta, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Rivers, Edo, Ondo, Imo, Abia, Lagos, and Anambra.  None of the oil producing states under review recorded external debt stock.

These states earn a special 13% derivation from proceeds of oil revenues from the federation account suggesting they earn more than most other states.

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Debt summary: A cursory review of the data shows that as of Q1/2022, Lagos State held the highest amount of domestic debt stock among all oil-producing states in the country at N780.4 billion or 36% in the period under review. 

  • Apart from Lagos State, Abia had a domestic debt stock of N91.4 billion while Akwa Ibom’s domestic debt stock was N203,112,373,546.77.
  • Bayelsa State’s domestic debt stock was at N151,410,837,155.33. Rivers State’s domestic debt stock was N225,505,011,356.83. Edo State had a domestic debt stock of N112,245,185,525.89.   
  • Ondo State’s domestic debt stock was at N62,320,355,623.90 while Imo State had a domestic debt stock of N204,612,397,430.39.
  • Delta State held a domestic debt stock of N163,478,454,259.54. Anambra State held a domestic debt stock of N58,280,935,987.57.
  • As of Q2/2022: The oil producing states recorded both external and domestic debts. Abia State had an external debt stock of $95,632,239.04 and a domestic debt of N107,619,057,499.23. Akwa Ibom State had an external debt stock of $46,569,647.22 and a domestic debt stock of N203,951,611,822.07.

What is the big deal? These states earn a significant amount of government revenue monthly just because they are classified as oil producing.

  • For example, in September, t8 of them received a sum of N377.93 billion as 13% oil derivation fund in the first half of 2022.
  • The amount shared in the first six months of 2022 is already 84.2% of the total N448.67 billion shared in the whole of 2021.
  • Assuming the annual earnings are N754 billion (N377 billion annualized), their domestic debt to oil revenue multiple is 2.8x
  • More on their oil revenue in first half of 2022.

Debt per state 

  1. Abia had a domestic debt stock of N91.4 billion. 
  2. Akwa Ibom had a domestic debt stock of N203.1 billion. 
  3. Anambra State had a domestic debt stock of N58.2 billion. 
  4. Bayelsa State had a domestic debt stock of N151.4 billion.
  5. Delta State had a domestic debt stock of N163.4 billion. 
  6. Edo State had a domestic debt stock of N112.2 billion.
  7. Imo State had a domestic debt stock of N204.6 billion. 
  8. Lagos State had a domestic debt stock of N780.4 billion.
  9. Ondo State had a domestic debt stock of N62.3 billion. 
  10. Rivers State had a domestic debt stock of N225.5 billion. 

 


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Omono Okonkwo is an accomplished Mass Communicator, with a remarkable track record spanning over a decade across various dimensions of the field. Her proficiency encompasses Print, Digital, and Broadcast Journalism, Copywriting, Research and Writing, Podcasting, Public Speaking, as well as a comprehensive grasp of Energy Markets. Her engagement in energy market coverage commenced officially in 2016, as she assumed the role of a country correspondent (Nigeria) with Natural Gas World, a subsidiary of Minoils Media based in Vancouver, Canada. Since then, Omono Okonkwo has consistently demonstrated excellence and left an indelible mark on the ever-evolving energy sector.

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  1. 9jaRealist says:
    November 11, 2022 at 7:27 am

    Lagos does NOT receive 13% derivation funds from FACC.

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