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Debt May Complicate Reform of Nigerian State Oil Firm, FSDH Says
LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) -The Nigerian state-owned energy company’s debt burden will become “a political hot potato” when the firm is overhauled under new legislation, FSDH Capital Ltd said. The Nigerian National Petroleum Corp.’s current liabilities exceed its assets by 4.56 trillion naira ($11.1 billion), according to its 2020 financial statements. President Muhammadu Buhari last month signed a law that aims to transform the energy industry in Africa’s biggest oil producer, including replacing the NNPC with…
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