Nigeria: Shell Suspends Plan to Sell Nigerian Onshore Oil Assets ...Middle East

Economy by : (allafrica) - Friday 01/07/2022 - 04:36 PM (2022-7-1)

[Premium Times] The company is responding to a Supreme Court suit over oil leak appeal filed by a community in Bayelsa State.

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