Outlook for Nigeria’s palm oil industry
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Cordros Securities says palm oil industry players had to grapple with a twofold setback in domestic Crude Palm Oil prices and benign volume growth in the first quarter of the year. Mustapha Wahab, Equity Research Analyst at Cordros Securities joins CNBC Africa to unpack this report.
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