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PHOTO STORY: Firms begin commercial bidding for Nigeria’s deep offshore, shallow water oil assets

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2025 Commercial Bid Conference organised by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission

Oil and gas companies on Tuesday commenced the commercial bidding process for Nigeria’s 2025 licensing round in Abuja, as the NUPRC opened financial bids for eligible investors seeking exploration and production rights across 37 oil and gas assets.

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