Nigerian oil firms threaten protest over alleged unpaid debts to contractors

Two Port Harcourt-based oil firms, ELC Oil and Gas Services and Chiefest Nigeria Limited, have threatened to protest over the alleged nonpayment of over N1 billion debt for contracts executed years ago.

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Oil firms threaten protest over alleged maltreatment of indigenous contractors

Two Port Harcourt-based firms, ELC Oil and Gas Services and Chiefest Nigeria Limited, have threatened to embark on a protest over the alleged nonpayment of over N1 billion debt for contracts executed years ago. The post Oil firms threaten protest over alleged maltreatment of indigenous contractors appeared first on Vanguard News.

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