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Breaking: Buhari Signs Petroleum Industry Bill Into Law

President Muhammadu Buhari has signed the Petroleum Industry Bill into law.

 

This was revealed on Arise tv breaking news.

 

Muhammad Buhari signed the  the bill into law while  working from home to observe his mandatory isolation for Covid-19.

 

Details later…

 

 

 

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