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Nigerian key crude oil loadings to fall in March, programmes show

Admin January 28, 2026

Crude oil barrels

Exports of four key Nigerian crude oil grades are scheduled at 793,000 barrels per day in March, preliminary loading programmes seen by Reuters show.

At that level, loadings will be down by around 14% from the 922,000 bpd scheduled to load in February.
The four grades are: Qua Iboe, Bonny Light, Bonga and Forcados. Details are given below, with approximate volumes in barrels per day. The totals may not tally because of rounding.
MAR
BPD
BPD
Qua Iboe
184,000
170,000
Bonny Light
282,000
269,000
Bonga
61,000
139,000
Forcados
266,000
344,000
Total
793,000
922,000

REUTERS

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