Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States - Politics (2)

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Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by OctavianAC(m): 8:37pm On Oct 28, 2025

WhizdomXX:
Deltans let's gather here.

What has our Governors been doing with all the revenue that they've been generating from oil and other IGR?

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Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by snowball11(m): 8:38pm On Oct 28, 2025

hopexter:
It’s not to gather here but to know what you are doing with the money. Delta state is one of the highest receivers of allocation in Nigeria for the past 10 years but the state always looking like a struggling state, nothing to write home about, no youth engagement.

And you know this by visiting the state or by criticising the state behind your keyboard! undecided

Talking trash and feeling funky! grin

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by Morenikeji090(m): 8:45pm On Oct 28, 2025

lol who told you ijaw and awkaibom and Bayelsa are Igbo…. Mumu we Yoruba have oil in Ondo state…

chiagozien:
Yorubas and hawusafulani that don't have a drop of oil will be telling them, Igbo want your oil,Ibo want your oil.

Please if Igbos that have oil want their oil, what do Yorubas and hawusafulani that don't have a drop of oil want from them?

I need answers to the question,no insult please.

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by Bluntemperor: 9:18pm On Oct 28, 2025

WhizdomXX:
Deltans let's gather here.

GBAM!
Not just Delta,what about Edo State- throughout when the last Governor( Obaseki) left.
Remember Okowa etc?
But the Youths and the Masses of these Regions are yet to see Infrastructures to match the Humongous Oil 🪔 Money!
What is going on?

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by hopexter(m): 9:19pm On Oct 28, 2025

snowball11:
And you know this by visiting the state or by criticising the state behind your keyboard!

Talking trash and feeling funky!

It’s sycophants like you that has kept the state in that condition. Always praising and glorifying the useless governors even though they doing nothing. It’s nothing to feel funky about neither is it something for you to be triggered about.

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by WhizdomXX(m): 10:12pm On Oct 28, 2025

richidinho:
Too small....let's go back to the struggle for 70% for oil producing states

All Yoruba states are parasites, lazy people

Ibori tried to fight for this.

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by snowball11(m): 10:14pm On Oct 28, 2025

hopexter:
It’s sycophants like you that has kept the state in that condition. Always praising and glorifying the useless governors even though they doing nothing. It’s nothing to feel funky about neither is it something for you to be triggered about.

If you cannot see that stuffs are being done now compared to when the shovel teeth held sway; then i cannot help you! Infact, Sheriff as helped pay back some of the loans taken by the shovel teeth.

Not saying more couldn't be achieved, but to sit down and assume nothing is being done with the resources accruing to the state is despicable!

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by WhizdomXX(m): 10:15pm On Oct 28, 2025

Kewekubosineh:
Stop it!

No oil from Ondo state. They don't have oil. The oil flows from Niger Delta sanctuary is what is called Ondo state oil. Very soon, the leak will be blocked.

Parasites!

Some Ijaw boundary communities in Delta are recorded as Ondo during oil production, for reasons I'm yet to understand.

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by SmartPolician: 10:37pm On Oct 28, 2025

Mikeman123:
Imo state deserve more than the paltry sum allocated to it.
When one realises the enormous oil and gas sitting beneath Imo soul, you will agree with me that the state deserve more.
Meanwhile, Imo state government is not doing enough for oil bearing communities.

That money is shared based on what oil and gas wells in states contribute to the pool. Imo State allocation increased because of Anoh gas plant 1. Once Seplat/NNPC complete the ongoing 2nd plant, the allocation will increase further. Imo State has plenty of gas but little crude oil.

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by hopexter(m): 12:49am On Oct 29, 2025

snowball11:
If you cannot see that stuffs are being done now compared to when the shovel teeth held sway; then i cannot help you! Infact, Sheriff as helped pay back some of the loans taken by the shovel teeth.

Not saying more couldn't be achieved, but to sit down and assume nothing is being done with the resources accruing to the state is despicable!

You see why I called you a sycophant. You only listed your shortcomings by paying loans accrued by the former governor who left the state in a stagnant position. What is Sheriff doing now? This is how you all will act ignorant until his tenures finishes. Do you have solution to the absence in electricity in the state? What is being done to encourage the youth of the state? What program is being set aside to foresee the growth and development of the youth? Any investment attraction program in place? No. So what’s your governor doing with the allocation coming into Delta state?

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by tollyboy5(m): 1:40am On Oct 29, 2025

WhizdomXX:
Deltans let's gather here.

Na only to Gada, nothing to show off from this money. No infrastructure, no nothing

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by Konquest: 2:53am On Oct 29, 2025

DrMB:
N134.96bn in total oil and gas derivation was paid to mineral-producing states in September 2025. But look closer at the numbers:
Why does Delta State receive almost double the amount of the next highest state, Bayelsa?
What significant disparity do you notice between the top four states and the rest?
How do you think these funds should be prioritized to impact the lives of citizens in these states?
Share your thoughts on the distribution and the economic implications of these figures!

Total oil and gas derivation paid to mineral-producing states (Sep 2025)

1. Delta: N43.41bn
2. Bayelsa: N27.74bn
3. Akwa Ibom: N26.23bn
4. Rivers: N23.09bn
5. Ondo: N3.74bn
6. Edo: N3.71bn
7. Imo: N3.32bn
8. Anambra: N1.94bn
9. Abia: N1.78bn

Total: N134.96bn

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Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by Justiceleague1: 8:24am On Oct 29, 2025

When kwaneheaded stracktures see imo Anambra Abia. grin

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Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by Mattswaggz: 1:16pm On Oct 29, 2025

akpumping7720:
Your analysis shows that you are not up to 23 years and if you are more than that; you have a very low IQ. 80% of the agricultural produce you consume comes from where?

And you just finished insulting someone that they have low IQ....that means ur own doesn't even exist if common sense can't tell you that the agricultural products aren't given to anyone for free. cheesy

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by Ikemba007: 1:16pm On Oct 29, 2025

Instead of asking them about this, we'll be insulting the northerners

DrMB:
N134.96bn in total oil and gas derivation was paid to mineral-producing states in September 2025. But look closer at the numbers:
Why does Delta State receive almost double the amount of the next highest state, Bayelsa?
What significant disparity do you notice between the top four states and the rest?
How do you think these funds should be prioritized to impact the lives of citizens in these states?
Share your thoughts on the distribution and the economic implications of these figures!

Re: Total Oil And Gas Derivation Paid To Mineral-producing States by richidinho(m): 1:54pm On Oct 29, 2025

akpumping7720:
Mumu. So Ondo state is in the East baaah?

How many gallons?

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