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Nigeria’s gas turned into working assets
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Nigeria’s gas turned into working assets

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Nigeria's gas turned into working assets

In under two years since its first Final Investment Decisions, MDGIF has approved an estimated ₦671 billion in FIDs, catalysed ₦1.6 trillion in total investments, and built a portfolio spanning 31 projects and 205 infrastructure assets.

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