Nigeria’s Crude Exports To Fall 225,000 bpd As Shell Shuts Bonga

[Aljazirah - Nigeria] - 2/02/2026

By Charles Ebi Nigeria’s crude oil exports are set to decline by about 225,000 barrels per day in February following the shutdown of the Bonga Floating Production, Storage and Offloading vessel for scheduled turnaround maintenance. The development was confirmed by Shell Nigeria Exploration and (…)

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