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Federation oil earnings slump by N78.7bn despite rising prices

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Nigeria’s federation oil earnings fell by N78.7bn despite rising crude prices. Discover the factors behind the decline in PSC proceeds and revenue shortfal Read More: https://punchng.com/federation-oil-earnings-slump-by-n78-7bn-despite-rising-prices/

Federation oil earnings slump by N78.7bn despite rising prices

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