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As at the time of writing these article, global warming (Climate Change) is a subject of global interest because of it's consequences on the environment and man. Global warming is simply the rise in the temperature of the earth as a result of Ozone Layer depletion from the actions of chemicals and gas like Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) which allows the entrance of sun rays and other dangerous elements into the atmosphere therefore increasing the temperature of the earth. These have great dangers to human's and other living organism.
 
 
 
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  FOREX | Official curency rates against NGN
Updated : 24 Jun 10
Currency Buying Central Selling
EURO 181.28 181.895 182.51
USD 147.6 148.1 148.6
BRITISH POUNDS 221.28 222.03 222.78
CFA 0.26 0.27 0.28
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Source: Nigeria Bureau of Statistics. (NBS) – 12 months average.

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Nigeria's OPEC Quota 2,265,000 bpd Since March 2005
OPEC Yearly Average

US$61.08 (2006)
US$69.08 (2007)
US$94.45 (2008)
US$61.06 (2009)

OPEC
Monthly Basket Price US$72.67 Oct-09
US$76.29 Nov-09
US$74.01 Dec-09
US$76.01 Jan-10
US$72.99 Feb-10
OPEC
Nigeria's Oil Reserve 34 billion barrels 2005 (DPR)
Nigeria's Proven Gas Reserves 184 trillion cubic feet, 7th World Largest Oil and Gas Journal 2009 Estimate
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