W. Africa Crude-Spot activity perks up

LONDON, March 6 (Reuters) - Some spot activity returned on Monday after a lull during a global industry event in London last week.

* Angola's state oil company Sonangol sold its April spot cargo of Girassol after lowering its offer level to dated Brent plus $3.00. Buyer and price details could not be confirmed immediately.
* Sonangol lowered its offers for Cabinda by 50 cents to dated Brent plus $2.50 and Dalia by 20 cents to dated Brent flat, one trader said.
* Perenco has several sell tenders closing this week for April-loading cargoes of Mandji, Rabi and Doba.
* Pertamina issued a buy tender closing this week for cargoes to be delivered in May.

* About 15-20 April-loading Nigerian cargoes were still available.

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* Exxon Mobil Corp hopes to obtain Nigerian government approval to allow the stalled sale of its shallow water oil production operations in the West African country, a top Exxon executive told Reuters. (Reporting by Julia Payne Editing by David Goodman )

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