
Nigeria could attract between $30 billion and $50 billion in investment across 22 major offshore oil and gas projects over the next five years, according to CSL Research analysis cited by Tribune Online. The projection is linked to Nigeria’s new associate membership of the International Energy Agency and focuses on offshore energy development, though the blurb does not provide project names, timelines beyond five years, or commitments from investors.
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