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Nigeria: Shell Pays $4.32b to Govt in 2017 - Report
Leadership, 10 April 2018
Royal Dutch Shell on Monday published its 2017 Sustainability Report which confirmed that the group's operations in Nigeria paid $4,322,742,582 to the government during the period. Read more »
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Nigeria: Shell Paid N1.5trn to Govt in 2017
Vanguard, 10 April 2018
Royal Dutch Shell paid a total of $4,322,742,582 (about N1.5 trillion) to the Federal Government in 2017, according to its annual payments report. Read more »
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Nigeria: Crude Oil Theft Rose 50% in 2017 - Shell
Vanguard, 10 April 2018
In a report indicating a worsened operational environment in Nigeria's upstream oil sector, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, the parent company of Shell Company in Nigeria, said crude oil… Read more »
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Nigeria: Shell Paid U.S.$4.32 Billion to Govt in 2017, Says Oil Giant
This Day, 10 April 2018
Royal Dutch Shell Plc has said it paid $4.32 billion to the Nigerian Government in 2017, representing an increase of 19 per cent from the $3.64 billion the oil giant paid in 2016. Read more »
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Nigeria: Shell Pays $1.1 Billion in Royalties, Corporate Taxes
Guardian, 10 April 2018
Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) Joint Venture (JV) Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCo) paid $1.1 billion to the Federal Government in form of… Read more »