Nigeria produced a total of 454.28 million barrels of crude oil and condensates between January and September 2025, according to oil report data from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission.
The figures show that crude oil accounted for 399.81 million barrels, while condensates contributed 54.47 million barrels, representing about 12 per cent of total liquid hydrocarbons.
Combined, this equates to an average daily production of 1.66 million barrels per day. Crude oil alone averaged 1.46 mbpd, while condensates added an average of 0.20 mbpd during the nine-month period.
The condensate share represented about 12 per cent of total liquid hydrocarbon output, underscoring its growing importance to Nigeria’s production profile as deep-offshore gas-linked fields mature.
Nigeria’s production pattern fluctuated across the months. Output peaked in January, when the country pumped 47.70 million barrels of crude oil and a total of 53.86 million barrels of liquids.
Production then fell to its lowest level in February, at 41.02 million barrels of crude and 46.81 million barrels overall. Between March and July, volumes stabilised above the 50-million-barrel mark before shrinking again to 41.69 million barrels in September.
