- Crude oil prices have continued to decline, a negative sign for the Nigerian economy, and possibly, the naira
- Nigeriaâs Bonny Light Crude fell 10.6% to $73.53 per barrel from $84.02 in January, causing panic about the nationâs budget
- Experts have revealed that a fall in crude oil prices could lead to the nairaâs depreciation as FX reserves decline
Legit.ngâs Pascal Oparada has reported on tech, energy, stocks, investment and the economy for over a decade.
Nigeriaâs Bonny Light crude dropped by 10.6% to $73.53 per barrel from $84.02 in January, sending fears over the performance of the Nigerian governmentâs 2025 budget and revenue target.



