The government of Nigeria has requested advance payment for damages in the Malabu oil scandal.
The gas firm has been able to sell the excess supply at a discount in the spot market.
The UK judge dismissed case on the grounds that the UK court did not have jurisdiction to try the lawsuit.
Alhaji Aliyu Abubakar, a Nigerian businessman involved in the controversial Eni and Shell OPL-245 offshore oilfield deal to stand trial over alleged international corruption charges.
An agreement has been signed by Galp Trading SA and Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) for supply of one million tonnes of LNG per year.
NLNG has signed a sale and purchase agreement with Eni for some of the remarketed volumes of Liquefied Natural Gas from NLNG’s Trains 1, 2 and 3.
NLNG has reacted to the set-back recently experienced during the final investment decision meeting involving shareholders of the company.
Claudio Descalzi, the Chief Executive Officer of the embattled Italian energy firm, ENI S.p.A, has instituted legal action against Piero Amara, the company's former legal adviser whose recent testimony allegedly defamed the CEO.
The Italian Judge presiding over the case against Shell and Eni in Milan, has delayed the testimony of AA Oil boss, Aliyu Abubakar, who was described as a major key witness to the Malabu oil scandal trail.
The Federal Government's suit against JPMorgan Chase & Co has been described as a claim with no real prospect of success by Rosalind Phelps, a lawyer for the American multinational investment bank.
A judge in Italy have highlighted the reasons for convicting Mr Emeka Obi and Gianluca Di Nardo, both middlemen to Shell and ENI during the OPL 245 deal.
The Nigerian Federal Government, yesterday, instituted legal action against the Royal Dutch Shell and ENI in a London commercial court.
