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Nigeria’s crude oil output rises to 1.66 million bpd in April

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Barrels of crude oil used to illustrate the story [PHOTO CREDIT: tradewheel.com]

Nigeria’s average daily crude oil and condensate production rose to 1.66 million barrels per day in April 2026, driven largely by stronger output from Bonny, Forcados and Bonga terminals, bringing the country to 99 per cent of its OPEC production quota.

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