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                          Nigerian Military Intercepts Vessels With Illegal Crude Oil Worth $300 Million

                          5 days ago
                          by Sunnex Egbu
                          Nigeria OPEC slash crude oil output to 30 year low

                          The Joint Task Force South Operation Delta Safe has intercepted vessels carrying illegal crude oil.

                          According to information made available to PrimeTimes Nigeria, the illegal crude oil intercepted by security forces is estimated to be worth $300 million.

                          Details later…

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