Exxon Mobil Corp hopes to get Nigerian government approval to allow the stalled sale of its shallow water oil production operations in the West African country, a top Exxon executive told Reuters.
last week's general election, and is due to replace his party mate Muhammadu Buhari. However, opponents and independent observers have vowed to challenge the results due to logistical failures that dramatically reduced turnout.
The country "remains a challenging place to work in," Mallon said. Exxon made "a clear commitment" to stay in Nigeria through its deep-water operations, but future investments will be subject to market conditions.
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