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NIGERIA Issue dated 05/05/2015

Shell and Chevron renew their onshore licenses

One of the last decisions by the out-going oil minister reportedly resolved an issue on extending licenses that had been dragging on for years. [...] (276 words)

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Taofik Adegbite, Chevron/Yinson's top "Oslo friendly" ally

Four years after completing the subsea tie-back for Chevron's giant Agbami field, OML 128, Nigerian oil service firm Marine Platforms [...]

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Chevron picks its man at NNPC

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NNPC seeks to restore its credibility with JV partners

The new boss of NNPC has sworn to make every effort to finance the company’s share in its joint venture with Chevron. [...]

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Alex Battaglia sees to Shell's business

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Some applaud and others lament Madueke’s departure

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Mahamat Déby's Herculean labours to secure Chad's borders

Tel Aviv may help Rabat build kamikaze drone sector

Kigali financial hub moves closer to its Singaporean model

Taofik Adegbite, Chevron/Yinson's top "Oslo friendly" ally

Aiteo boss Benedict Peters steps up to handle crippling debt

Brittania-U won’t admit defeat in dispute with Chevron

Chevron picks its man at NNPC

NNPC seeks to restore its credibility with JV partners

Alex Battaglia sees to Shell's business

Some applaud and others lament Madueke’s departure

Seplat partner Belema steps from shadows

OML 25: Crestar wins a round

First E&P closes in on prize

The price of renewing rights

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Summer sales season in the Delta

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Tel Aviv may help Rabat build kamikaze drone sector

Kigali financial hub moves closer to its Singaporean model

Taofik Adegbite, Chevron/Yinson's top "Oslo friendly" ally

Aiteo boss Benedict Peters steps up to handle crippling debt

Brittania-U won’t admit defeat in dispute with Chevron

Chevron picks its man at NNPC

NNPC seeks to restore its credibility with JV partners

Alex Battaglia sees to Shell's business

Some applaud and others lament Madueke’s departure

Seplat partner Belema steps from shadows

OML 25: Crestar wins a round

First E&P closes in on prize

The price of renewing rights

Majors cooling heels for renewals

Summer sales season in the Delta

Alison-Madueke’s crusade Free

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