Petroleum exploitation started up at northern Nigeria

Following the recovering of crude oil in Northern Nigeria the federal government was directed the Nigerian national petroleum company to start exploiting the crude oil in the region.

This was contained in a statement released by the company, where the work was already started.

Alkaleri in Bauchi state was the city where


blessed with the petroleum resources and the work was already 90% only 10% was remained for the accomplished of the work.

This will positively help the economic of Nigeria as compared with the other petroleum sectors in the country.

Nigerian economy was been depended mainly in petroleum resources where the price of the crude oil was crossed in the world marker.

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