Could you provide an overview of Nigeria's current gas demand and supply situation? The demand for gas in Nigeria is estimated at about 6.6 billion standard cubic feet per day (bscf/d). This number includes about 3bscf/d for domestic utilisation (gas-to-power, industrial and commercial consumers), and about 3.6bscf/d for export to international markets via Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and to the West African region via the West African Gas Pipeline. Total supply into the market has been about 4.3bscf/d with most of this going to meet the export demand, particularly LNG. This has meant that the domestic market only receives about 1.3bscf/d leaving a supply gap of 1.7bscf/d. This supply situation has been further worsened by the supply disruptions caused by the recurring acts of sabotage on the gas pipeline infrastructure.