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Nigeria: Why Nigeria’s Oil Sector Will See Significant Growth in 2023 – Anderson/in /by
[This Day] *Predicts devaluation of the naira to close gap between black market, official rates
Nigeria: Oil Production Decline Shrinks Nigeria’s Economic Growth/in /by
[Leadership] Oil theft coupled with deferred investment in Nigeria's oil industry has caused Nigeria's economy growth to slow to 3.52 per cent in the fourth quarter from 3.98 per cent a year earlier.
Tanzania: Tanzania Approves Controversial Oil Pipeline Despite Environmental Concerns/in /by
[RFI] Tanzania has approved the construction of a pipeline that would allow Ugandan oil to be delivered to international markets, dismissing environmental concerns about the project as "propaganda".
Nigeria: We’ve Prevented Over Three Million Barrels of Crude Oil Theft in Five Years – NSA Monguno/in /by
[Premium Times] The NSA said the crime was perpetrated within Nigeria's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) up to the Republic of Togo.
Nigeria: Oil Theft Is Threat to National Security – Osinbajo/in /by
[Premium Times] 83 oil tankers involved in various crude oil and product theft have been arrested, an official said.
Nigeria: Shell Pledges Support for Federal Govt’s Efforts to Preserve Oloibiri Heritage/in /by
[Premium Times] Oloibiri is where Shell first struck oil in commercial quantity in 1958.
Uganda: TotalEnergies Passes Key Safety Milestone On Uganda’s Tilenga Oil Project/in /by
[Nile Post] French oil company, TotalEnergies EP Uganda has successfully achieved 10-millionman hours without Lost Time Injuries (LTI) on the Tilenga Project.
Nigeria: Presidential Candidates Ignore Climate Change, Experts Say/in /by
[DW] Nigeria is badly hit by climate change, resulting in desertification, a shrinking Lake Chad in the north, flooding in the center, and coastal erosion in the south. Yet the issue plays no role in election campaigns.
Nigeria: Those Managing Nigeria’s Oil Must Account for Crude Oil Theft – VP/in /by
[This Day] Says addressing crude oil theft, sabotage major concern of govt
Nigeria: Average Retail Price of Petrol in Nigeria Up 54% in January – NBS/in /by
[Premium Times] The highest average retail price was recorded in the South-East at N307.85, while the North-Central had the lowest (N217.15).