PIB: Nigeria lost $50 billion worth of investments in 10 years - Buhari

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PIB: Nigeria lost $50 billion worth of investments in 10 years - Buhari
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'I appeal to the host communities to look carefully at the contents of the Bill which in the implementation will bring real and lasting benefits to them.'

“In view of the value our Nation and investors will derive from a stable fiscal framework for the oil and gas industry, our Administration has found it necessary to work with the two Chambers of the National Assembly to ensure the passage of the PIB,’’ he said.

The president said as a “nation that depends on oil resources for the development of other sectors, Nigeria runs a Petroleum Industry that is governed largely by laws enacted over 50 years ago such as the principal legislation; the Petroleum Act of 1969 and other obsolete legislations.’’

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