Nigerian government jettisons borrowing US$22.7bn
Nigerian central government would not borrow US$22.7bn for the time being, as it streamlines its finances in the midst of depleting revenues brought out by the fall in oil prices
Nigerian central government would not borrow US$22.7bn for the time being, as it streamlines its finances in the midst of depleting revenues brought out by the fall in oil prices
The largest oil supply surplus the world has ever seen in a single quarter is about to hit the global market from April, creating an imbalance of around 10mn bpd
Nigeria bans its public service officials from travelling outside the country, stops issuance of visa and restricts from COVID-19 prone countries
The recent coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is adding further woes for the oil and gas industry, which is already plagued by oversupply and declining prices
Nigeria’s Presidential Advisory Council had warned that in the midst of the falling price of oil due to the ravaging COVID-19, Nigeria risked sliding into recession