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Spotlight GHANA Issue dated 02/04/2008

The new frontier for Nigerian groups

Already present in most of the countries in the region -Ivory Coast, Benin, and Equatorial Guinea, for instance - Nigerian oil companies are now turning their eyes to Ghana in the wake of recent finds by Tullow Oil in the [...] (614 words)

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