Nigerian refining slump

Issue 149 - 31 Oct 2008 | 1 minute read

Warnings by presidential advisor Rilwanu Lukman that Nigeria’s oil refineries were on “the verge of collapse” have proved prescient. All four of the country’s plants, which are meant to process 445,000 b/d of crude, have stopped functioning.

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