Added: Feb 3, 2012
Author: SilverbirdNews
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determined to end the importation of refined petroleum products in line with promises made by the president in the wake of the fuel subsidy protests, president goodluck jonathan has assured investors that government is willing to issue licenses to those interested in setting up refineries in the country. The president who spoke today at state house abuja at a meeting with a delegation of investors from brazil, led by chairman of the voigt group, mr. Reuben voigt, stressed that his administration is determined to improve on the country's refining capacity. The president assured the group of investors that nigeria was still a green area in terms of investments and government was opening up sectors of the economy, which were previously restricted to public sector investment. Earlier, mr. Voigt had offered to donate 120,000 housing units to nigeria over three years, adding that the voigt group is interested in investing in construction, housing, power plants, petroleum refining and oil spillage clearing.
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