RIBADU REPORT:Report of the Petroleum Revenue Special Task Force

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CONFIDEN TIAL DRAFT Year

CBN yearly Av. price average per bbl Av. exch exchange Diff. Volumes lifted (US $) Total value in (US$) rate (N/$1) rate (N/$1) (N/$1)

Valuation difference (N'm)

2002

163,610,046

18

2,944,980,828

110

120

10

29,449

2003

157,454,064

23

3,473,418,919

122

134

12

43,288

2004

151,892,709

37

5,687,518,809

134

133

(1)

(5,688)

2005

159,898,538

54

8,704,165,240

132

131

(1)

(8,704)

2006

151,193,195

64

9,891,404,099

126

127

1

9,891

2007

165,858,741

73

11,531,242,678

124

124

-

-

2008

164,723,596

98

15,561,979,536

117

117

-

-

2009

161,913,738

62

9,903,033,496

147

147

-

-

2010

166,522,807

80

13,228,939,762

148

148

-

-

2011

164,276,790

111

18,342,657,598

151

152

1

18,343

Total

86,579

Table 7: CBN exchange rates used in the conversion of Domestic Crude Oil payments (Source: CBN Website Rates Archives)

5. Utilization of Domestic Crude From an analysis of annual domestic crude oil utilisation, it was revealed that a greater proportion of the Domestic Crude Oil has been channelled towards crude oil exportation, exchange transactions and offshore processing than for local refining. The percentage of Domestic Crude Oil that is not refined incountry ranges from between 50% to 88% over the 10 year period (Table 8).

Year

Total Refinery Quantity m bbls

2002

79

2003

43

2004

39

64

Unutilized domestic crude exported m bbls 85

Crude OilCrude Oil Exchange m bbls

Crude -Oil Product Exchange m bbls

Offshore Processing m bbls

Total Quantity m bbls

-

-

-

164

113

-

-

-

156

115

-

-

-

154


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