Nigeria: Excess Crude Income Hits U.S.$65.4 Million Daily
Nigeria’s excess crude account is set to swell as the price of Bonny Light leaps towards $75 per barrel in the international market. The price of Bonny Light stood at Continue Reading
Nigeria’s excess crude account is set to swell as the price of Bonny Light leaps towards $75 per barrel in the international market. The price of Bonny Light stood at Continue Reading
Although Nigeria is Africa’s largest oil producer, it is also one of the continent’s largest importer of refined petroleum products. However, despite being a net importer of refined petroleum products, Continue Reading
Gbenga Onadeko is the Senior Vice President, Africa, for Welltec. In this interview, he speaks on how technology can drive down Nigeria’s cost of oil production from $20 to $6 Continue Reading
Nigeria’s crude oil production stood at 2.022 million, bpd in March, 277,000 bpd below the 2.3 million bpd benchmark for budget 2018, indicating, the country is still struggling to step Continue Reading
Despite the fact that Nigeria as a whole managed to increase and stabilize its crude oil production last year, crude oil theft on Shell’s pipeline network resulted in a 50-percent Continue Reading
No fewer than 45 vessels are expected to berth at Lagos ports in two weeks, with 15 of such vessels laden with Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), otherwise known as petrol.Vessels Continue Reading
When oil and gas production started at the Erhoike flow station, Kokori/Orogun bloc, Delta State in 1963, just three years after the nation’s independence, the villagers, chiefly subsistence farmers, who Continue Reading
Abuja — A study commissioned by the Nigerian Natural Resource Charter (NNRC) and conducted by the Centre for Petroleum, Energy Economics and Law (CPEEL), University of Ibadan on the contributions Continue Reading
Nigeria has steadily overtaken Angola as the top oil and gas producer in Africa, with an increased out put of 91,500 barrels per day (bpd) in February 2018. Angola, which Continue Reading
The three tiers of government couldn’t share revenue for the month of February owing to discrepancies of about N37.76 billion in revenue presented by the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). Continue Reading