The rapidly increasing Nigeria’s domestic energy demand combined with an inability to boost output is cutting into the OPEC member’s crude oil that is available for exports.
“Oil production available for export declined by 0.5mb/d in 2005-2013 (equivalent to $20 billion of export revenue at $1
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