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PANDEF Presents 48-Point Agenda Demanding 50% Derivation to Muhammadu Buhari

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The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) issued a 48-point communiqué following its tenth-anniversary meeting. The forum presented this agenda to Muhammadu Buhari. The demands outlined in the communiqué include 50 per cent derivation, environmental remediation, and improvements to infrastructure and economic opportunities.

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Why it matters

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PANDEF was established to unite regional organizations around the shared interests of the South-South states. The current demands press for an increase in resource derivation, which directly impacts the fiscal responsibilities of the federal government and the revenue streams of the states.

From vanguardngr.com

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  • ShellSpeculative

    Shell could face increased compliance costs and regulatory risk due to demands for remediation and policy changes.

  • Akwa Ibom StateSpeculative

    Akwa Ibom State may see changes in state revenue and fiscal autonomy due to derivation demands.

  • Delta StateSpeculative

    Delta State could see changes in state revenue and fiscal autonomy due to derivation demands.

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