Oil majors face new charges in spectacular corruption case
Nigeria may have been defrauded of up to USD 6 billion in future revenues in connection with an agreement the country entered with oil majors Shell and Eni, according to a new analysis from NGO Global Witness. Both companies face bribery changes.
by OLE ANDERSEN
According to a new report from NGO Global Witness, oil-abundant Nigeria may have forfeited around USD 6 billion in connection with an agreement the country's authorities entered oil companies Royal Dutch Shell and Italian Eni, report several media, including Financial Times.
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