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  1. APC economic reforms and state asset reclamation disputes
  2. Cross River State is seeking to reclaim property from the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria.

Cross River State seeks reclamation of assets from AMCON

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What happened

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Bassey Otu declared in Calabar that Cross River State is pursuing the reclamation of assets from the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria. Otu also presented his administration’s record of debt reduction, noting that the inherited domestic debt was reduced by over ₦70 billion without taking fresh loans, bringing the outstanding debt to approximately ₦132.3 billion as of March 2026. The governor previously recovered the Tinapa asset from AMCON management.

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Why it matters

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The pursuit of asset reclamation by Cross River State relates to the broader political climate in Nigeria, where the APC administration is focused on commercializing national assets and driving economic reforms. This move suggests a state effort to gain control over strategic public assets.

Cross River State is seeking to reclaim property from the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Cross River State might gain greater control over strategic assets, potentially affecting its revenue streams and fiscal management.

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