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Nigeria’s Oando Sees Iran War Windfall as Buyers Seek Safer Oil

Nigerian oil producer Oando Energy is witnessing a surge in revenue because of the Iran war, which has “shattered” the Gulf’s reputation as a safe place to operate, said Group Chief Executive Wale Tinubu.

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Nigeria’s Oando Sees Iran War Windfall as Buyers Seek Safer Oil
Nigerian oil producer Oando Energy is witnessing a surge in revenue because of the Iran war, which has “shattered” the Gulf’s reputation as a safe place to operate, said Group Chief Executive Wale Tinubu.
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