The table below shows oil production figures in four Africans countries from 2000 to 2004, in barrels per day. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

This

table depicts the amount of

oil

which was produced by four countries in Africa continent throughout four years, and the unit of measurement is

barrels

per

day

.

Overall

, there was an increase in the

production

of

oil

in all countries over the given time except in

Congo

, it was the opposite.

According to

what is shown,

Congo

prepared the biggest amount of

oil

in 2000, at 275000

barrels

per

day

,

whereas

the

production

of Chad was zero in the same year. After that, the

production

of

Congo

was reduced gradually over the following years, until it reached 203000

barrels

per

day

in 2004. But despite the number of

barrels

of Chad per

day

was

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being

show examples

Zero in 2001 and 2003, it began to produce

oil

in 2003. Regarding Cote d’Ivoire, even though its

production

of

oil

was low in 2000, at 5000

barrels

per

day

compared to Nigeria, which gave 205000

barrels

per

day

, the

production

of Cote d’Ivoire rose constantly over the subsequent years until it stopped, at 50000 in 2004, but the

production

of Nigra experienced fluctuation, as it dropped to 19000

barrels

per

day

in 2002,

then

it rose again.

To sum up

, we could say the

production

of Nigeria and

Congo

from

oil

represented the majority of

production

compared to other countries.