Nigeria Loses $226.7 Billion Due to 33-Year Ogoni Oil Shutdown

Nigeria has reportedly lost an estimated $226.734 billion in revenue over the past 33 years due to the suspension of crude oil production across 96 wells in Ogoniland, according to Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (PINL).

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Nigeria loses $226.7bn to 33-year Ogoni Oil shutdown — PINL

Nigeria has lost an estimated $226.734 billion in revenue following the suspension of crude oil production across 96 wells in Ogoniland over the past 33 years, according to figures cited by Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited). The post Nigeria loses $226.7bn to 33-year Ogoni Oil shutdown — PINL appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Nigeria Loses $226.7 Billion Due to 33-Year Ogoni Oil Shutdown

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