OPEC says the oil industry will require about $14 trillion in investment from now to 2045 to meet global demand.
Mr Tinubu said that Nigeria was ready for business while assuring investors of getting the highest returns on investments.
Nigeria says it will work with Angola to enhance public media cooperation and boost bilateral relations between the two countries.
OPEC said the dollar index rose for the second consecutive month in June, increasing marginally by 0.3 per cent m-o-m.
“So, what I will just say is, Asari Dokubo is seeking some form of relevance and whatever.”
OPEC and its allies have agreed to cut global oil production by 1.393 million barrels daily, reducing Nigeria’s oil production quota by 20.7 per cent.
Since establishing the dialogue mechanism between the two parties in 2005, communication on policy has been maintained.
OPEC says global primary energy demand is forecast to increase by 23 per cent from now to 2045.
The new discoveries could make Namibia, the southern neighbour of OPEC member Angola, another oil producer along the African Atlantic coast.
Any fuel price hikes affect the Nigerian economy in ways that run much deeper than they do practically everywhere else in the world.
