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Africa Oil & Gas: Nigeria touts to $20 bilion spend

In February 2017 Nigeria’s acting president Yemi Osinbajo, who has been running the country since Muhammadu Buhari was taken ill in mid-January, unveiled a plan to install a Gas Revolution Industrial Park (Grip) in Warri, Delta State, right in the heart of the Niger Delta region.
The $20bn park, he said, will act as a cluster for several industries in one location benefiting from an efficient, cost-competitive and abundant supply of natural gas, close to a deepwater port and centralised utilities and services.(source: Natural Gas World)
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