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"The key to success for Nigerian independents is speed and efficiency. New technologies may initially cost more, but they provide value quickly—exactly what the current investment climate demands."
"This wave of local participation is not only helping us grow production, but it is also driving job creation, boosting local content, increasing in-country value retention, and strengthening Nigeria’s energy security."
"Investments in gas pipelines, LNG facilities, and distribution infrastructure can unlock domestic markets and stimulate regional trade in energy services."
"One of the key challenges ahead is ensuring local stock availability to meet the accelerating demand. Currently, about 70% of oilfield chemicals used in Nigeria are still imported."

NIGERIA: LATEST ARTICLES

2020: Nigeria - The Year of Natural Gas

August 11, 2020
Nigeria has enormous potential to diversify the economy away from crude oil, which has overshadowed the gas in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. The country is struggling to exploit its natural gas resources which rank among the 10 largest worldwide.”

Nigeria: The Champion of Local Content

June 17, 2020
The Nigerian Oil and Gas Development Act of 2010 imposed local content requirements that have been largely successful and have benefitted both the Nigerian population and the industry.

Shielding Africa From the Next Armageddon

June 17, 2020
Expert Opinion Article by Jerome Onoja, Managing Editor, Majorwaves Energy Report

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Africa Energy 2025

GBR is pleased to release its Africa Energy 2025 report, following four months of interviews and research across Sub-Saharan Africa, during which time we met with over 120 companies, including those in the upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors, as well as governments, financiers, and service providers.

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