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Energy expert urges commercial review of $27 billion African Atlantic Gas Pipeline

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Mr Kunle said Nigeria must prioritise domestic gas utilisation over ambitious regional export projects until critical questions about gas supply, financing and market demand are resolved.

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Energy expert urges commercial review of $27 billion African Atlantic Gas Pipeline

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