Nigeria’s plans to put in a further $25 billion dollars into the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Company (NLNG) for an expansion programme may have been put on hold due to among other things, pressure for the country to divest its interest in some national assets.
The NLNG Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr. Tony Attah, who disclosed this to newsmen in Abuja, on Wednesday, said the company, despite all, still has the ability of deliver three times as much gas as the country’s proven reserves.
“We have all it takes to also create hundreds of thousands of jobs, if the NLNG goes ahead with a proposed expansion plan.
Full details: https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/anxiety-as-fg-delays-25bn-nlng-investment-plan-due-to-imf-pressure/

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Nigeria must not listen to IMF and world bank . They are agents of American investment banks .
The federal government should hold on to all gas assets and go ahead with the project .