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It seems like you're referring to a hypothetical scenario where the President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, meets with various high-ranking officials in the oil and finance sectors to address the issue of breaking oil prices.

Here's a possible breakdown of the meeting:

Attendees:

  1. President Muhammadu Buhari (President of Nigeria)
  2. Minister of Finance, Budget, and National Planning (e.g., Zainab Ahmed)
  3. Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (e.g., Timipre Sylva)
  4. Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (e.g., Godwin Emefiele)
  5. Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) (e.g., Mele Kyari)
  6. Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) (e.g., Mansur Sambo)

Agenda:

  1. Review of the current state of the oil market and its impact on the Nigerian economy
  2. Discussion of the causes of the recent oil price crash and its implications for Nigeria's revenue
  3. Examination of the measures being taken by the government to mitigate the effects of the price crash
  4. Review of the NNPC's strategies for increasing oil production and reducing costs
  5. Discussion of the role of the Central Bank of Nigeria in stabilizing the economy and managing inflation
  6. Examination of the budgetary implications of the oil price crash and the need for fiscal adjustments
  7. Identification of areas for collaboration and coordination between the various agencies to address the challenges posed by the oil price crash

Possible Outcomes:

  1. A joint statement or communiqué outlining the government's response to the oil price crash and its plans for addressing the challenges posed by the crisis
  2. A review of the budget and fiscal policies to ensure that they are aligned with the new reality of lower oil prices
  3. A plan for increasing oil production and reducing costs to improve the country's revenue
  4. A review of the Central Bank's monetary policy to ensure that it is supportive of the government's economic goals
  5. A commitment to work together to address the challenges posed by the oil price crash and to ensure the stability of the Nigerian economy.

Please note that this is a hypothetical scenario, and the actual meeting may have different attendees, agenda, and outcomes.