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A Pipeline, A Licence, And A Storm Brewing: Corruption allegations Draw Global Oil giant, Shell, Into Nigeria’s Reform Test
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High StreetA Pipeline, A Licence, And A Storm Brewing: Corruption allegations Draw Global Oil giant, Shell, Into Nigeria’s Reform Test
By Deji Johnson and Mustapha Bello It begins with a pipeline that should have been completed by June 2026. It widens into a regulatory dispute. And it now risks becoming a defining test of Nigeria’s gas reforms under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. At the center is a stalled 80 kilometre gas pipeline from Sagamu to Ibadan, a project backed by over 100 million dollars in investment and built on a protected Gas Distribution Licence issued under the P…
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