The table illustrates the four different countries in terms of the production of oil everyday between 2000 and 2004.
Overall, it can be seen that Nigeria experienced considerable fluctuation in daily oil production over the period of 4 years. Moreover, there were significant increases in the amount of oil produced in Chad and Somalia while Congo saw an opposite trend over the same period.
With regard to Nigeria, a decline in the daily production of oil can be seen over the two-year period, from 205000 barrels of oil to 190000 barrels. After which, this figure had risen up to 213000 by the year 2004.
Moving to Chad and Somalia, the daily production of oil barrels increased significantly from 2000 to 2004, with the number of oil barrels of the former was fourfold and this figure of Somalia was tenfold. By contrast, Congo saw the down trend in the barrels of oil produced, from 275000 to 203000 barrels over the four-year period.
The table illustrates the four
different
countries in terms of the
production
of
oil
everyday
between 2000 and 2004.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that Nigeria experienced considerable fluctuation in daily
oil
production
over
the period of 4 years.
Moreover
, there were significant increases in the amount of
oil
produced in Chad and Somalia while Congo
saw
an opposite trend
over
the same period.
With regard to Nigeria, a decline in the daily
production
of
oil
can be
seen
over
the two-year period, from 205000
barrels
of
oil
to 190000
barrels
. After which, this figure had risen up to 213000 by the year 2004.
Moving to Chad and Somalia, the daily
production
of
oil
barrels
increased
significantly
from 2000 to 2004, with the number of
oil
barrels
of the former was fourfold and this figure of Somalia was tenfold. By contrast, Congo
saw
the down trend in the
barrels
of
oil
produced, from 275000 to 203000
barrels
over
the four-year period.