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Stakeholders demand review of Nigeria’s investment treaties over environmental, energy transition risks

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Stakeholders at a Port Harcourt roundtable say Nigeria’s investment treaties could expose the country to costly arbitration over environmental regulation, fossil fuel investments and oil asset divestments, asking the Federal Government to reform the framework The post Stakeholders demand review of Nigeria’s investment treaties over environmental, energy transition risks appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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