Nigerian Government Contemplates Selling NNPC Assets Amid Oil Production Decline
The Nigerian government is contemplating selling NNPC assets as crude oil production decreases, affecting investor confidence. Olú Verheijen, a special adviser to the president on energy, highlighted concerns about NNPC's performance and the need for a strategic framework to reform the oil and gas sector.
The government aims to attract investors and enhance transparency to boost oil output and revenue generation.
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