Nigeria, Africa’s top oil producer, exports a big chunk of its crude oil mostly through intermediaries who are awarded contracts to lift the oil and sell to buyers, a practice which industry analysts see as creating celebrated traders, elite capture mentality, capital flight, and resulting in loss
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