The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation recorded over 60.19 per cent growth in its operations in March 2017, the oil company’s latest financial report shows.
The report published on Friday revealed that trading deficit, which has characterized the corporation’s operations for some time, as a result of massive disruption of its activities, recorded a huge drop from N14.12 billion in February to just about N5.62 billion.
The improvement was attributed to increase in crude oil exports revenue.
The report said the corporation remitted a total of N1.413 trillion between March 2016 and March 2017 to the federal government.
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