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In Africa's Fifth Leading Oil Producer, Civil War Stifled Oil Production For Most Of 2020, But The Sector Roared Back Once A Truce Was Signed In October, With The Average Over The Whole Year Ending Up Over 400,000 Barrels Per Day. The Discovery Of Significant Oil Reserves In The Late 1950s Allowed Which Country, Under The Leadership Of King Idris, To Transition From An Extremely Poor State To One Of The Continent's Richest?

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1. In Africa's Fifth Leading Oil Producer, Civil War Stifled Oil Production For Most Of 2020, But The Sector Roared Back Once A Truce Was Signed In October, With The Average Over The Whole Year Ending Up Over 400,000 Barrels Per Day. The Discovery Of Significant Oil Reserves In The Late 1950s Allowed Which Country, Under The Leadership Of King Idris, To Transition From An Extremely Poor State To One Of The Continent's Richest?





 
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