Foreign affairs minister Yusuf Tuggar has affirmed Nigeria’s important role in global gas exports and energy stability.
He said the country had made progress toward a more competitive and investor-friendly environment.
The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Limited has called for deliberate investment in the gas sector to stabilise supply and sustain Nigeria’s economic growth.
He suggested that policymakers, private sector players and investors must work together.
Philip Mshelbila, NLNG’s managing director, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to its Nigerian content objectives for the Train 7 project.
According to him, if this is addressed, it will go a long way to lower the prices of cooking gas for the benefit of Nigerians.
According to him, it is the resource that will catalyse the fundamental restructuring of the nation’s economy for expansive growth during his tenure.
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She said the 38km road was one of the NLNG’s corporate social responsibility projects to boost infrastructure development in partnership with the federal government.
The former president said “innovations in food security” would help “eradicate hunger and poverty.”
