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13% OIL DERIVATION FUND TO THE MAJOR OIL PRODUCING STATES - From May 1999 to July 2019.

Abia
Akwa Ibom
Bayelsa
Cross river
Delta
Edo
Imo
Ondo
Rivers

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Source: OAGF
RIVERS STATE, N'bn

1999: 0.42
2000: 9.8
2001: 13.9
2002: 26.0
2003: 27.3
2004: 41.0
2005: 82.3
2006: 97.6
2007: 126.7
2008: 169.6
2009: 62.9
2010: 98.6
2011: 131.3
2012: 127.5
2013: 131.7
2014: 121.8
2015: 69.6
2016: 44.7
2017: 70.2
2018: 114.1
2019: 53.2

Total: N1.62 trillion
AKWA IBOM STATE, N'bn

1999: 0.51
2000: 11.9
2001: 16.9
2002: 9.6
2003: 21.4
2004: 37.9
2005: 53.3
2006: 55.5
2007: 78.3
2008: 106.1
2009: 61.5
2010: 107.1
2011: 129.6
2012: 150.9
2013: 180.8
2014: 183.1
2015: 116.7
2016: 63.3
2017: 93.3
2018: 149.1
2019: 69.3

Total: N1.70trn
DELTA STATE, N'bn

1999: 0.60
2000: 16.2
2001: 23.0
2002: 34.8
2003: 35.4
2004: 52.8
2005: 53.4
2006: 62.2
2007: 51.4
2008: 63.8
2009: 50.7
2010: 83.3
2011: 112.7
2012: 119.1
2013: 129.4
2014: 133.7
2015: 89.0
2016: 47.1
2017: 81.1
2018: 168.1
2019: 93.1

Total: N1.50 trillion
BAYELSA STATE, N'bn

1999: 0.42
2000: 9.8
2001: 13.9
2002: 20.4
2003: 24.6
2004: 48.8
2005: 76.3
2006: 78.1
2007: 49.4
2008: 71.1
2009: 28.1
2010: 65.5
2011: 101.5
2012: 102.7
2013: 121.7
2014: 117.3
2015: 67.3
2016: 41.0
2017: 72.3
2018: 116.1
2019: 55.0

Total: N1.28 trillion
ONDO STATE, N'bn

1999: 0.16
2000: 3.8
2001: 5.4
2002: 3.2
2003: 4.8
2004: 7.6
2005: 10.4
2006: 18.1
2007: 20.8
2008: 26.7
2009: 12.8
2010: 18.9
2011: 18.7
2012: 20.0
2013: 24.3
2014: 24.4
2015: 14.7
2016: 10.9
2017: 14.8
2018: 18.2
2019: 7.6

Total: N286.3 billion
EDO STATE, N'bn

1999: 0.13
2000: 0.3
2001: 0.4
2002: 0.8
2003: 1.4
2004: 2.4
2005: 2.9
2006: 3.3
2007: 1.6
2008: 1.1
2009: 3.4
2010: 4.9
2011: 10.0
2012: 10.9
2013: 14.0
2014: 16.0
2015: 10.4
2016: 4.0
2017: 7.4
2018: 20.9
2019: 10.4

Total: N126.4 billion
IMO STATE, N'bn

1999: 0.58
2000: 1.4
2001: 1.9
2002: 2.2
2003: 3.0
2004: 4.5
2005: 4.6
2006: 4.8
2007: 5.0
2008: 7.3
2009: 3.5
2010: 5.3
2011: 6.2
2012: 5.9
2013: 6.5
2014: 6.3
2015: 3.7
2016: 2.1
2017: 3.7
2018: 6.0
2019: 4.9

Total: N88.8 billion
ABIA STATE, N'bn

1999: 0.32
2000: 0.8
2001: 1.1
2002: 2.1
2003: 2.5
2004: 3.8
2005: 3.6
2006: 4.4
2007: 3.0
2008: 5.1
2009: 3.4
2010: 5.4
2011: 4.7
2012: 4.2
2013: 6.7
2014: 6.5
2015: 3.9
2016: 1.9
2017: 3.9
2018: 7.9
2019: 3.8

Total: N78.8 billion
CROSS RIVER STATE, N'bn

2002: 1.0
2003: 2.0
2004: 3.2
2005: 5.0
2006: 6.0
2007: 7.6
2008: 9.3
2009: 0.9
2010: 1.2
2011: 4.5
2012: 2.5

Total: N43.3 billion
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