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Oil cargoes meant for naira-for-crude deal supplied to Dangote – NNPC

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NNPC insists it supplied all naira-for-crude oil cargoes to Dangote Refinery, despite claims of shortfalls impacting naira fuel sales and increasing export Read More: https://punchng.com/oil-cargoes-meant-for-naira-for-crude-deal-supplied-to-dangote-nnpc/

Oil cargoes meant for naira-for-crude deal supplied to Dangote – NNPC

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