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300 firms compete for 50 Nigerian Oil Blocks in 2025–2026 licensing round as investment interest surges

A total of 300 companies are currently competing for 50 oil blocks offered in Nigeria’s 2025/2026 oil licensing round, underscoring ...

by Obah Sylva

May 7, 2026

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Petroleum Industry Act Nigeria impact News

300 firms compete for 50 Nigerian Oil Blocks in 2025–2026 licensing round as investment interest surges

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