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A significant amount of the debt due by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) to the Federation Account has been waived off by President Bola Tinubu.
A recent report from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) revealed this.
President Tinubu reportedly paid off over $1.42 billion and ₦5.57 trillion in NNPCL obligations, respectively.
The NUPRC made this information public in documents labeled “Report of October 2025 Revenue Collection Presented at the Federation Account Allocation Committee Meeting Held on 18th November 2025.”
Debts owed by the NNPCL to the federation account up until December 31, 2024, have been written off with the President’s assent, although current liabilities from 2025 activities are still being monitored.
The commission verified that the Federation Account has been updated with all accounting entries pertaining to the debt cancellation.
The Stakeholder Alignment Committee on the Reconciliation of Indebtedness between NNPC Ltd and the Federation, which examined royalty and lifting-related liabilities up until the end of 2024, made recommendations that were followed by the Presidential approval, according to the NUPRC.
The commission stated in the part under “Recovery from NNPC Ltd Outstanding Obligations” that the debts previously recorded at the FAAC meeting in October 2025 were “$1,480,610,652.58 and N6,332,884,316,237.13 for PSC, DSDP, RA & MCA Liftings and JV & PSC Royalty Receivables, respectively.”
According to the statement, “the commission recently received a Presidential Approval to nil off the outstanding obligations of NNPC Ltd as at December 31, 2024, as submitted by the Stakeholder Alignment Committee on the Reconciliation of Indebtedness between NNPC Ltd and the Federation.”
Out of $1,480,610,652.58 and N6,332,884,316,237.13, the affected outstanding commitments that have been wiped off are $1,421,727,723.00 N5,573,895,769,388.45, according to the NUPRC’s breakdown of the impacted balances. The commission has approved the relevant accounting entries.
