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143 firms battle for 50 oil blocks

Punch Nigeria about 11 hours 1 mins read

143 firms are set to compete for 50 oil blocks in Nigeria’s 2025 licensing round. Discover how the NUPRC will evaluate bids for these crucial oil blocks. Read More: https://punchng.com/143-firms-battle-for-50-oil-blocks/

143 firms battle for 50 oil blocks

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