Iran war : Nigeria’s crude oil hits $80 per barrel
Nigeria’s Bonny Light has climbed to $80 per barrel, up from $70, marking its highest level since July 2025.
Nigeria Travel Guides
The surge follows coordinated military strikes on Iran by the United States and Israel, which have rattled global energy markets and disrupted crude flows from the Middle East.
Other benchmark crudes also posted sharp gains. Brent Crude rose to $79.08 per barrel from $72.87, while Murban Crude advanced to $81.05 from $74.24. In the United States, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) climbed to $72.24 per barrel, up from $62.
Oil prices began firming on Sunday amid reports that Iran’s crude production — estimated at about three million barrels per day and largely exported to China and other Asian buyers — had been affected by the conflict.
As hosti...










