Senate to investigate NNPC over ‘diverted’$1bn NLNG dividend
08 November 2018 |
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The Nigerian Senate on Tuesday set up a committee to investigate the alleged unauthorized withdrawal of $1.05 billion by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, from the account of the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas company, NLNG.
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