(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil fell in New York after oil
workers in Nigeria, the biggest producer in Africa, ended a two-
day strike.
The government met union demands for higher pay, Lumumba
Okugbawa, deputy general secretary of the Petroleum & Natural
Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, said in Lagos today.
The West African nation is losing more than 600,000 barrels
of output a day because of violence, kidnappings and damage
to facilities.
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workers in Nigeria, the biggest producer in Africa, ended a two-
day strike.
The government met union demands for higher pay, Lumumba
Okugbawa, deputy general secretary of the Petroleum & Natural
Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, said in Lagos today.
The West African nation is losing more than 600,000 barrels
of output a day because of violence, kidnappings and damage
to facilities.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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