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Oil firms reject proposed 3% South-South development levy

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Oil firms and regulators oppose a proposed 3% South-South development levy, warning it could discourage investment and impact Nigeria’s petroleum industry. Read More: https://punchng.com/oil-firms-reject-proposed-3-south-south-development-levy/

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