Nigeria could suffer a revenue shortfall of US$9.18 billion in 2017 budget, if the country is unable to boost crude oil exports above 1.6 million barrels per day (mbpd) that is scheduled for exports in January 2017, according to loading cargoes seen by Reuters.
The January 2017 loading figure is
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Olusola Bello with agency report
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