The
Ghanaian government has agreed to pay Nigeria a $170 million gas debt by
February 2016 in a bid to avert a recent threat by a consortium of Nigerian
companies to cut gas supply to Ghana over unpaid gas bill.Read more @ Thisday Online
The
Ghanaian government has agreed to pay Nigeria a $170 million gas debt by
February 2016 in a bid to avert a recent threat by a consortium of Nigerian
companies to cut gas supply to Ghana over unpaid gas bill.
Nigeria is demanding a probe into the activities of a company, which it believes is involved in laundering stolen crude to Europe.
A major diplomatic row is brewing between Nigeria and Ghana over the discovery of an oil facility inaugurated by the Ghana government in a multi-million dollar smuggling of Nigeria’s crude.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) and Chevron Nigeria Limited, owners of N-Gas, the main supplier of gas to Ghana’s Volta River Authority (VRA), through the West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) are paying a fine of $20 million for failure to meet their contractual obligations on gas supply to the Ghana’s electricity producing company.