This is

this is CBSi and the world. I'm John Bachelor.

rudely interrupting my dear friend,

Gregory Coppley, Defense and Foreign Affairs,

as he was explaining the declining revenues flowing

into the oil rich and blessed land of Nigeria, the most popular state in all of Africa,

a dominant player when and if the leadership matches the people and the resources.

This is Light Sweet Crude, the best stuff there is.

And now we have a headline from Reuters that they're limiting sales of electricity to

outside of the country which could mean just neighboring countries because of

domestic supply concerns which is usually

associated with declining nations without revenue.

Gregor was explaining that the oil is not flowing the way it used to because the price of oil

Brent crude and West Texas is extremely high so please continue Gregory beg pardon for an

erupting no No problem.

Nigeria is now getting its own oil refineries

so that it will no longer have to import all of its refined petroleum.

It will go straight from Nigerian production into

Nigerian refineries and then into electricity generation and as well as of

course motive fuel for the for the for the trucking and automobile industry population of Nigeria.

The infrastructure for electricity has always been patchy and we remember some 20 30 years ago

when the telephone network basically collapsed it was so old and broken down that it collapsed, and it was never replaced.

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