Niger Delta: Expert warns as abandoned oil facilities litter communities
There is rising concern across the Niger Delta region over the number of abandoned oil wells, as well as unused and derelict infrastructures of
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FG should take responsibility, extinguish 3-year-old Ororo oil well fire now —Stakeholders
The Federal Government of Nigeria should take responsibility for the three-year-old inferno at its Ororo-1 Well at OML95 and must extinguish the fire as
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Ororo-1 Fire: Community Members Seek FG's Intervention
Members of Awoye Community have called on the federal government to intervene on the Ororo-1 fire that has been burning for three and a half year.
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FG must take responsibility for 3-year-old Ororo oil well fire
The Federal Government of Nigeria should take responsibility for the three-year-old inferno at its Ororo-1 Well at OML95 and must
Source: tribuneonlineng.com
Marginal field operators will grow Nigeria's oil if supported | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World NewsBusiness — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
The Nigerian government introduced the marginal field development programme in 1996 to help grow the country’s oil and gas production by divesting the majors of dormant discoveries and making the same available to indigenous operators who are nimble enough to venture into neglected terrains. The programme has seen Shell, Total, Agip, Chevron and others surrender fields that are then allocated to marginal field operators in bid rounds. A corollary to the programme is the development of local content in the oil and gas industry, and it is no coincidence that the Nigerian Content Act cam...
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