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Nigeria passes major oil reform bill after 17 year struggle

By CNBC
22 January 2018   |   10:00 am
Nigeria's House of Representatives passed the Petroleum Industry Governance Bill yesterday, which provides the governance and institutional framework for the petroleum industry and for other related matters.

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