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Trouble And Strife In The Delta As Abuja Tells IOCs To Share Gas

August 2008 | Industry News

The Nigerian Government is threatening to impose harsh penalties on international oil companies (IOCs) that fail to offer a certain, as yet unspecified, amount of gas for domestic consumption by the end of 2008.

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