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Nigeria adopts cash payment for petrol imports

By Reuters
16 June 2023   |   1:48 pm
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company says it will start paying in cash for petrol imports as it ends the direct sale direct purchase contracts with foreign refiners. Kola Karim, the CEO of Shoreline Group, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.

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