Floods in Nigeria threaten liquified natural gas supplies to Europe
Nigerian gas company Nigeria LNG declared force majeure because of widespread flooding that has disrupted supply, a spokesman for the company said.
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Nigerian gas company Nigeria LNG declared force majeure because of widespread flooding that has disrupted supply, a spokesman for the company said.
Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) has declared force majeure.
The Nigeria Liquefied and Natural Gas (NLNG) Company has declared force majeure because the flooding ravaging the country which has disrupted supply.
Authorities cited a lack of preparation as a factor in the terrible destruction and fatalities. Nigeria's humanitarian affairs ministry said more than 600 people have died in the West African country's worst flooding in a decade.
The announcement could cause a disruption in supply to european nations. The floods have claimed the lives of over 600 people and forced 1.4 million people to flee their homes.