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Addax, a British-listed oil and gas company controlled by China’s Sinopec, may benefit from this month’s decision by the Nigerian and Cameroonian governments to collaborate in the Bakassi Peninsula after resolving their long-standing dispute over the area....

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British, Prince Bola Ajibola, Said Djinnit, Ban Ki-moon, Dutch, France, United States, Etubom Nya Eyoma Asuquo,, Paul Biya

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