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Nigeria has begun an attempt to overturn the $11 billion debt awarded in favour of Process and Industrial Developments (P&ID)...

Nigeria has begun an attempt to overturn the $11 billion debt awarded in favour of Process and Industrial Developments .over a 2010 contract.

London’s high court on Monday, Mark Howard, Nigeria’s lawyer, told the court that P&ID obtained its contract “by telling repeated lies and paying bribes to officials”.

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