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Nigeria’s crude exports to US jump 149% as American oil imports rebound
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Nigeria’s crude exports to US jump 149% as American oil imports rebound

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Nigeria’s crude exports to US jump 149% as American oil imports reboundNigeria’s crude oil exports to the United States rebounded sharply in May as American refiners stepped up overseas purchases, offering

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