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Oil Prices Fall as Militants Blow Up Agip Pipeline

THISDAY ONLINE"Yet another attack yesterday, this time on an oil pipeline supplying crude oil to Agip's Brass Export Terminal in Nembe Creek, Bayelsa State, had the opposite effect on crude oil as prices slumped 2.5 per cent to $69.55 a barrel on the back of news that there would be enough fuel supply in the United States to meet demand during the summer."

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