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Nigeria Signs $3.1 Bln Funding Deal With Shell

ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria signed a $3.1 billion deal with
the local arm of Royal Dutch Shell <RDSa.L> on Monday to plug a
funding gap in their joint venture projects, the country’s
state oil firm NNPC said.

Investment | Sources: bnet.com

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