Nigeria may stop the importation of petroleum products from 2019.The Minister of State for petroleum, Ibe Kachukwu, said this in Abuja.
He noted that there has been improvement in crude production following government’s peaceful engagements with militant groups in the Niger Delta.
Kachikwu revealed that daily crude production was nearing two million barrels, hinting that major repairs at loading terminals were at advanced stages.
Nigeria may stop the importation of petroleum products from 2019.The Minister of State for petroleum, Ibe Kachukwu, said this in Abuja.
He noted that there has been improvement in crude production following government’s peaceful engagements with militant groups in the Niger Delta.
Kachikwu revealed that daily crude production was nearing two million barrels, hinting that major repairs at loading terminals were at advanced stages.
Nigeria may stop the importation of petroleum products from 2019.The Minister of State for petroleum, Ibe Kachukwu, said this in Abuja.
He noted that there has been improvement in crude production following government’s peaceful engagements with militant groups in the Niger Delta.
Kachikwu revealed that daily crude production was nearing two million barrels, hinting that major repairs at loading terminals were at advanced stages.
Nigeria may stop the importation of petroleum products from 2019.The Minister of State for petroleum, Ibe Kachukwu, said this in Abuja.
He noted that there has been improvement in crude production following government’s peaceful engagements with militant groups in the Niger Delta.
Kachikwu revealed that daily crude production was nearing two million barrels, hinting that major repairs at loading terminals were at advanced stages.
Nigeria may stop the importation of petroleum products from 2019.The Minister of State for petroleum, Ibe Kachukwu, said this in Abuja.
He noted that there has been improvement in crude production following government’s peaceful engagements with militant groups in the Niger Delta.
Kachikwu revealed that daily crude production was nearing two million barrels, hinting that major repairs at loading terminals were at advanced stages.
Nigeria may stop the importation of petroleum products from 2019.The Minister of State for petroleum, Ibe Kachukwu, said this in Abuja.
He noted that there has been improvement in crude production following government’s peaceful engagements with militant groups in the Niger Delta.
Kachikwu revealed that daily crude production was nearing two million barrels, hinting that major repairs at loading terminals were at advanced stages.
Nigeria may stop the importation of petroleum products from 2019.The Minister of State for petroleum, Ibe Kachukwu, said this in Abuja.
He noted that there has been improvement in crude production following government’s peaceful engagements with militant groups in the Niger Delta.
Kachikwu revealed that daily crude production was nearing two million barrels, hinting that major repairs at loading terminals were at advanced stages.
Nigeria may stop the importation of petroleum products from 2019.The Minister of State for petroleum, Ibe Kachukwu, said this in Abuja.
He noted that there has been improvement in crude production following government’s peaceful engagements with militant groups in the Niger Delta.
Kachikwu revealed that daily crude production was nearing two million barrels, hinting that major repairs at loading terminals were at advanced stages.
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