Nigeria: NNPC Boss Speaks On Shell's Proposed $20bn Bonga Sw Project
- On Thursday, President Bola Tinubu approved the gazetting of targeted, investment-linked incentives to support the Bonga South West deep-offshore project, and Shell has commenced discussions toward a Final Investment Decision with capital expenditure near $10 billion, NNPC said.
- NNPC Group Chief Executive Bayo Ojulari said the targeted, investment-linked incentives are disciplined, globally competitive, and designed to attract new capital without undermining revenues, reflecting investor confidence in President Bola Tinubu's transparency agenda.
- Mr Ojulari said the Bonga South West project would revive Nigeria's fabrication yards and create jobs, with employment spanning 20 to 30 years and sustained demand for the Nigerian workforce and supply-chain services.
- Tinubu mandated his Special Adviser on Energy, Mrs Olu Verheijen, to facilitate gazetting, and NNPC Ltd expects Bonga South West to reach Final Investment Decision within this administration's first term.
- The development positions Nigeria as a critical test case for attracting offshore investments, with Shell citing improved stability and policy under President Bola Tinubu, according to Mr Ojulari and Mr Sawan.
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