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Nigeria exceeds OPEC quota, oil production hits 15-month high – NUPRC

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Nigeria’s crude oil production surpassed its OPEC quota in May 2026, reaching a 15-month high. This boost in Nigeria oil production strengthens its positio Read More: https://punchng.com/nigeria-exceeds-opec-quota-oil-production-hits-15-month-high-nuprc/

Nigeria exceeds OPEC quota, oil production hits 15-month high – NUPRC

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