Nigeria: Oil Theft - Nigeria Losing More Barrels of Crude Oil Than Some Opec Members Produce

Nigeria to restart oil production in Ogoni

According to Mr Ribadu, oil production is expected to resume soon in the region. The post Nigeria to restart oil production in Ogoni appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Nigeria: Oil Theft - Nigeria Losing More Barrels of Crude Oil Than Some Opec Members Produce

"Nigeria loses billions of dollars annually to crude oil theft. This is severely undermining our economy, weakening the Naira, and depriving the nation of vital revenue needed for infrastructure, healthcare, education, and social development," the senator said.

Senate engages forensic experts to trace crude oil theft

The Senate Ad-hoc Committee on Crude Oil Theft says it has engaged forensic experts to trace and provide information on crude oil theft in the country. The committee Chairman, Senator Ned Munir Nwoko, disclosed this during a two-day public hearing on the Incessant and Nefarious Acts of Crude Oil Theft in the Niger Delta held at the Senate Wing, National Assembly Complex, Abuja. Nwoko said the Ad-hoc Committee, since its inception had commenced w…

Nigeria losing more crude oil than some OPEC members -Nwoko — National Accord Newspaper %

Nigeria’s losses due to crude oil theft are more significant than those of some other OPEC members. The The post Nigeria losing more crude oil than some OPEC members -Nwoko appeared first on National Accord Newspaper.

Oil theft: Nigeria losing more crude oil than some OPEC members -Nwoko

Nigeria’s losses due to crude oil theft are more significant than those of some other OPEC members. The Chairman, Senate Ad hoc Committee on Crude Oil Theft, Sen. Ned Nwoko, By Deborah Coker Nigeria’s losses due to crude oil theft are more significant than those of some other OPEC members. The Chairman, Senate Ad hoc Committee on Crude Oil Theft, Sen. Ned Nwoko, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in…

Nigeria: FG challenges oil and gas stakeholders to shore up production to meet OPEC quota - Worldstage

WorldStage Newsonline– Oil and gas stakeholders in Nigeria have been advised to collaborate to meet the quota approved by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). Nigeria achieved 1.4 million barrels per day in the first quarter of 2025 which fell short of the 1.8 million barrels quota approved by OPEC. The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Gas, Rt. Hon. Ekperikpe Ekpo who was represented on Wednesday by the Permanent S…