A Review of the Nigerian petroleum Industry: An Investor's Guide - Nwaozuzu, Chijioke
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The Nigerian Government's Transformation Agenda, instituted by the President, to cover the period 2011 - 2015 is anchored on Nigeria's long-term economic development blueprint as encapsulated in Vision 20: 2020. The transformation agenda isolates a set of key priority policies and programmes which when executed are expected to yield outcomes that are consistent with present and future needs of the Nigerian people. It is already a known fact that Nigeria operates largely a mono-product economy presently, and it is expected that further developments in, and transformation of, the petroleum…mehr

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The Nigerian Government's Transformation Agenda, instituted by the President, to cover the period 2011 - 2015 is anchored on Nigeria's long-term economic development blueprint as encapsulated in Vision 20: 2020. The transformation agenda isolates a set of key priority policies and programmes which when executed are expected to yield outcomes that are consistent with present and future needs of the Nigerian people. It is already a known fact that Nigeria operates largely a mono-product economy presently, and it is expected that further developments in, and transformation of, the petroleum sector will lead to a diversification of the Nigerian economy into agriculture, information and telecommunications technology, aggressive manufacturing activities, etc. This book is a collection of articles published by the author based on a review of the upstream, mid-stream and downstream petroleum developments in Nigeria, with a view to proffering short, medium and long- term policy solutions to challenges faced by the industry.
Autorenporträt
The Author is a Nigerian, from Imo State. He attended Edinburgh Business School, Heriot Watt University, UK for an MBA (2001-02); University of Dundee, UK (2002-10) for MBA in Oil & Gas, and PhD in Petroleum Management & Policy. He also attended the Federal School of Arts & Science, Aba, Nigeria (1978-79); and University of Nigeria,(1979-83)