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Oil and Gas: Industry leaders back reforms, local content

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Barrels of crude oil used to illustrate the story [PHOTO CREDIT: tradewheel.com]

The leaders spoke on Tuesday in Lagos during a panel session at the ongoing Society of Petroleum Engineers conference.

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