Divestment of oil and gas assets in Nigeria need not be complex and protracted

    Our Reporter | Top Stories | Oct 10, 2024    
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For years now, Nigeria has seen a wave of divestments by International Oil Companies (IOCs) from their onshore and shallow water assets in the Niger Delta.

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