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Nigeria ranks 7th among Europe’s crude oil suppliers, peaking at 0.54 million barrels per day

The USA leads the suppliers with 1.40 million barrels/day, making it the largest single contributor to the EU’s crude oil imports in 2024.
Norway and Kazakhstan follow closely, delivering 1.10M and 1.05M b/d respectively, together accounting for over 24% of the EU’s total imports.
Nigeria ranks 7th, contributing 0.54M b/d, which is 5.9% of total EU crude oil imports, ahead of Brazil and the UK.
The top 6 suppliers (USA to Iraq) delivered 5.45 million b/d in total, representing nearly 60% of the EU’s crude oil demand.
The rest of the world, not listed among the top 10, contributed 2.24M b/d, underscoring the EU’s diversified sourcing strategy.

The top 3 countries accounted for nearly half of the US' agricultural exports in 2024, valued at $83.35 billion

Mexico led US agricultural exports in 2024 at $30.32B (17.2%).
Mexico and Canada together took 33.3% of total agri exports.
China ranked third, importing $24.65B (14%) of US agri products.
Asian markets (China, Japan, S. Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Vietnam) absorbed 31.7% of exports.
The top 3 markets (Mexico, Canada, China) made up 47.3% of total export value.
The top 10 markets took 74.8% of exports, worth $131.85B.

Kenya's government will contribute only 19.1% of the cost of the Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) lane in Nairobi

Kenya received $377.8 million (Sh50 billion) from a consortium of European agencies to build a Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) lane in Nairobi in 2023 which is also the first electric bus lane in the East Africa region. The European Union will provide $48.9 million (Sh6.47 billion) in grants, the European Investment Bank (EIB) and Agence Française de Développement (AFD) will jointly support the project with $256.8 million (Sh33.9 billion), and Kenya will bring $72.0 million (Sh9.5 billion).