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  1. Tinubu's administration restored oil-producing status in Cross River State, while CRISPON pledged support to the APC and Tinubu.

Politician Claims Cross River State is Oil-Producing, But Records Contradict Claim

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Adams Oshiomhole claimed that Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration secured recognition for Cross River State as an oil-producing state, a status he said would permanently increase the state's revenue. However, official government records, including federal revenue allocation reports and a federal government gazette, found no evidence that Cross River State has been formally recognized as an oil-producing state or become eligible for the 13p allocation. The claim was made at an All Progressives Congress rally.

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The claim relates to a structural change that would increase revenue accruing to Cross River State. Despite the political claims made by Adams Oshiomhole, official documentation contradicts the assertion that the state has gained formal recognition or eligibility for increased revenue allocation.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration restored oil-producing status in Cross River State, while CRISPON pledged support to the All Progressives Congress and Tinubu.

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