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Oil mining licensing in Nigeria

Abiodun Adesanya CEO, Dege Conek and president of the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists joins CNBC Africa to discuss the big issues impacting oil mining licensing in Nigeria and what they mean for government revenues.

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