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15 billion $ in exchanges ahead: India bets on Nigeria

September 15, 2026ECOTIMESecotimesdz.comTranslated from French
15 billion $ in exchanges ahead: India bets on Nigeria

India and Nigeria are revitalizing their oil cooperation, with the resumption of Nigerian crude imports and projects in tech.

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