The table gives information about the consumption of the oil in four different African countries between 2000 and 2004.
Overall, Congo showed the highest numbers, while Chad was considered with the lowest utilisation of soil during these years.
Looking at the graph we can see that, in 2000 the rate of oil consumption in Nigeria made up 205.000, which saw a significant increase to 213.000 in 2004, after a free fall at 190.000 in 2002. However, production in Chad dramatically grew to 50.000 by 2004, the percentage of which contained to 0 in the first three years and constantly grew to 8.000 and after that to 50.000.
In addition, in comparison with the level of oil usage in Congo, the rate of production in Somalia increased to 50.000 from 5.000, while the utilisation in Congo declined to 203.000, despite the fact that, during the first years a Congo took the leadership.
