Nigeria Blocks Shell Niger Delta Sale
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•Nigeria fails to approve Shell asset sale to Renaissance
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Nigeria has failed to approve the sale of Shell 's entire onshore and shallow-water oil and gas in the Niger Delta region.
Shell said in January that it had reached an agreement to sell the assets for up to $2.4 billion .
The assets hold a combined estimated volume of 6.73 billion barrels of oil and condensate and 56.27 trillion cubic feet of gas.
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