Nigeria Q1 2023 Report

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Net earnings from Crude oil & Gas: N486b

Net earnings from Solid Minerals: N1.99b


Personal Cost: N978b.


In essence, ALL of Nigeria's crude oil sales, including Gas, Royalties, etc, plus foreign Exchange gains, can't pay the salaries of Federal workers.


Kalu Aja.

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