CNOOC CEO Yuan Guangyu said the company had invested USD 14 billion in Nigeria and that the country remained its largest investment destination.
CNOOC holds 45% of shares in the OML130 offshore block, located 150 kilometres off the coast of Nigeria and consisting of four oilfields: Akpo, Egina, Egina South and Preowei.
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