[Daily Trust] I thought my part two on gas was my final word – until readers challenged me at the end to clarify one critical question: What is the level of infrastructural preparedness to receive gas for distribution to consumers? They demanded that I go beyond the grand visions of pipelines and hubs and examine whether Nigeria is actually ready to take delivery of the gas and get it to the people who need it. I, therefore, crave the indulgence of my readers to allow me to come back and finish the business as they
Nigeria: The Final Question – Is Nigeria Ready to Receive, Distribute Its Gas?
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