Eyesan: Strong Interest in New Nigerian Oil Blocks

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 03 November 2026, 08:15 UTC 1 min read

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Horizons Middle East and Africa Nov 3rd, 2026 Eyesan: Strong Interest in New Nigerian Oil Blocks Nigeria is offering 40 deepwater, shallow water and onshore blocks as it seeks to attract investment in its oil industry. Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission Chief Executive Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan spoke to Bloomberg’s Abeer Abu Omar about plans to accelerate operations and development.

New Nigerian Oil Blocks Horizons (ORG) Africa Nov 3rd (EVENT) New Nigerian Oil Blocks Nigeria (ORG) Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (ORG) Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan (PERSON) Bloomberg (ORG) Abeer Abu Omar (PERSON)

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Eyesan: Strong Interest in New Nigerian Oil Blocks

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