Oil & Gas: Take advantage of this highly demand in Nigeria

Posted: 16 May 2019 01:41 PM PDT

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According to Reuters report, Patrick Pouyanne, chief executive of French Oil and energy group Total told journalists: " There is a huge potential in Nigeria, it is probably the most prolific country in West Africa in terms of Oil and Gas and it is time to launch new projects and we are working on many of them".

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