Wed, 31st Jul 2013 12:35
ABUJA, July 31 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell willsell at least four more oil blocks in Nigeria in its latestdivestments from Africa's top oil exporter, three oil industrysources familiar with the deals said on Wednesday.
The blocks are Oil Mining Licenses (OMLs) 13 and 16 onshorein the Niger Delta, and OML 71 and 72, which lie offshore, thesources told Reuters. A Shell spokesman declined to comment.
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