There are concerns that Nigeria’s oil industry is facing significant challenges as more than 60 million barrels of crude oil remain unsold due to a growing global supply glut and weakening demand. This oversupply situation threatens Nigeria’s revenue, foreign exchange earnings, and economic stability as oil remains the mainstay of the economy more than six decades after independence. A document released recently shows that the crude cargoes are reportedly floating on the high seas. Some sources said they were scheduled for export in April and May 2025, but remain without buyers. Among