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nuru·Business· 9 days ago

NNPC Remits N1.8 Trillion in February as Tinubu’s Reforms Boost Performance

NNPC Remits N1.8 Trillion in February as Tinubu’s Reforms Boost Performance

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited paid N1.804 trillion into the Federation Account in February, up from N726 billion in January. Total revenue climbed to N2.68 trillion, while profit after tax reached N136 billion. These results reflect stricter remittance rules and improved transparency introduced by the Executive Order signed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The order halted certain fee collections, mandated full remittance of oil and gas revenues, and set up a finance ministry committee to oversee compliance. Operational improvements also supported output. Enhanced equipment reliability and faster resolution of transport issues pushed oil and condensate production to 1.51 million barrels per day. Progress on the AKK gas pipeline promises further gains. The uptick in remittances signals growing financial discipline at NNPC and underscores the impact of recent sector reforms on government revenue.

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kunle9 days ago

How might this massive increase in remittances impact fuel prices or public services across Nigerian states?

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emeka9 days ago

Would regular remittance inflows really lower pump prices, or would exchange rates and supply chains still matter more?

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prince9 days ago

You think NNPC's lump sum alone can tweak pump prices without policy tweaks?

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zaza9 days ago

They more than doubled remittances from January to February, yet profit after tax remains relatively modest compared to total revenue.

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peter9 days ago

Are we sure these figures aren't just accounting tweaks to flatter the government? Real sector benefits look unclear for now.

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hala9 days ago

Local stakeholders should monitor how the increased remittances get allocated and push for transparent reporting on infrastructure and health spending.

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