Nigeria’s crude oil production rises to 1.3 million bpd in July- OPEC
Nigeria’s crude oil production in the month of July rose to 1.307 million barrels of crude oil daily according to ...
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Nigeria’s crude output rises to 1.7 million bpd amid crackdown on oil theft – Chief of Naval Staff
Nigeria’s Chief of Naval Staff, Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla, stated that crude oil production has risen to between 1.6 million and ...
Nigerian crude grades trade below $90 a barrel amid China’s tepid economic data
Nigerian crude grades fall below $90 a barrel as China's weak economic data and potential U.S. interest rate cuts influence ...
Dangote Refinery to source crude oil from other African countries after imports from US, Brazil
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and founder of the mega Dangote Refinery, Aliko Dangote, said that his company will source ...
Nigeria’s crude oil production in June rises to 1.27 million barrels daily- OPEC
Nigeria’s average daily crude oil production in the month of June rose marginally to 1.276 million barrels.
Nigeria’s crude oil production in May falls to 1.25 million bpd – OPEC
Nigeria’s average crude oil production in May fell to 1.25 million barrels daily in May from 1.28 million bpd recorded ...
Nigeria crude settles at $81 a barrel despite meltdown in global crude oil market
Nigeria’s Brass River, Bonny Light, and Qua Iboe are trading above $81.55 a barrel, about two dollars higher than the ...
FG’s target revenue projected to decline by N3.89 trillion due to low oil production
The federal government’s target revenue for 2024 is projected to decline by N3.89 trillion due to crude oil production not ...
Nigeria’s crude oil production increased by 50 thousand barrels in May – Report
A Reuters survey on crude oil production in May has revealed that Nigeria’s average crude oil production increased by 50 ...
The lost ark of fiscal responsibility: A solution to the FX crisis in Nigeria
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) was criticized for running multiple exchange rate regimes, but the reasons are more obvious ...
