Nigeria’s daily crude oil and condensate production peaks at 1.84 million barrels in September, with the country meeting its OPEC production quota for a fifth consecutive month, according to data cited by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC).
Outlets report that Nigeria’s output stays above its quota through the month and that September also represents a sustained period of compliance. The reported peak follows months in which Nigeria has kept production aligned with its OPEC allocation, though coverage focuses mainly on the latest monthly figure and the number of straight months the quota has been met. The articles do not present detailed reasons for the production level or any changes in policy, instead emphasizing the production statistics and regulatory confirmation from NUPRC.
