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Foreign investment drops to $7.7m, investors shun Nigerian oil industry

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Foreign investment drops to $7.7m, investors shun Nigerian oil industry
Ike Amos 05 January 2019, Sweetcrude, Abuja — Investors’ apathy trailed the Nigerian petroleum industry in the third quarter of 2018, as foreign capital inflow in the industry dipped by 68.9 percent to $7.73 million compared to $24.85 million foreign capital recorded in the second quarter of 2018. According to data obtained from the National … More »
Foreign investment drops to $7.7m, investors shun Nigerian oil industry Foreign investment drops to $7.7m, investors shun Nigerian oil industry Reviewed by Crude Oil Facilitators on 21:38 Rating: 5

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