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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 »
Oil Giant Shell Paid Nigeria U.S.$4 Billion in 2017 - Report
Royal Dutch Shell has said it paid U.S.$4.32 billion to the government in 2017, representing an increase of 19% from the U.S.$3.64 billion the oil giant paid in 2016, according to its Report on Payments to Governments for the Year 2017. The report has shown that out of 29 countries, Nigeria received the highest payment.
