Nigeria’s Crude Oil Output Rises To 1.28mbp/d In June – OPEC
Nigeria’s average daily crude oil production rose marginally to 1.276 million barrels per day (bpd) in June, the Organisation of ...
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FG To Earn $4bn Annually From Crude Oil & Gas Trading
Federal government is expected to generate $4 billion annually from trading about 50 million barrels on Nigeria’s commodities exchange. The ...
Nigeria’s Crude Output Drops In March As Oil Price Reaches $87.92
Brent, the global benchmark for crude, has risen to $87.92 per barrel after the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) ...
Nigeria’s Crude Oil Output Surges 7.7%, Edges Closer To 2024 Budget Benchmark
Nigeria experienced a significant surge in its crude oil output, rising by 7.7% in December 2023, according to the Organisation ...
Nigeria’s Oil Revenue Gains As Output Hits 1.34mbpd
Nigeria, the largest producer of crude oil in Africa, recorded an increment in its crude oil output in December 2023, ...
Nigeria’s Problem Is Over Concentration On Oil, Abandoning Other Resources – Zaura
The Nigerian managing director of Plembeck Emirates Limited, a Global Renewable Energy Company, Germany and Abu-Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Abdulsalam ...
Federal Govt Discovers Illegal Crude Oil Connection In Abia
An oil theft situation assessment delegation deployed in the Niger Delta by President Bola Tinubu discovered an illegal oil connection ...
Soldiers Arrest 12, Intercept Vessel Conveying Crude Oil
Troops of Joint Task Force, South-South Operation Delta Safe have handed over 12 suspected oil thieves to the Delta state ...
Vessel With Stolen 800,000-litre Crude Oil Intercepted, Destroyed – NNPCL
A private security contractor, Messrs. Tantita Security Services, has intercepted a suspicious Vessel with a cargo of crude oil onboard. ...
Nigeria Expands Onshore Oil Explorations Initiative With $1M Contract Award
Nigeria is expanding its onshore oil exploration as STRYDE a Seismic acquisition technology and solutions provider just announced the award ...
