Stakeholders harp on high refining capacity for Nigeria’s crude oil resources

Stakeholders in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector have stressed the need to balance high crude oil output with commensurate refining capacities in order to reduce import and export charges for petroleum products nationwide.

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