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Energy security: FG to absorb artisanal refiners into mainstream crude refining – The Sun Nigeria

Energy security: FG to absorb artisanal refiners into mainstream crude refining – The Sun Nigeria
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Energy security: FG to absorb artisanal refiners into mainstream crude refining – The Sun Nigeria

Energy security: FG to absorb artisanal refiners into mainstream crude refining – The Sun Nigeria
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Navy says allegation of aiding oil theft speculative, false

[FILES] Crude Oil theftThe Nigeria Navy (NN) has dispelled rumours that its officers and ratings aid and abet crude oil theft and invasion of herders. In a statement by naval image-maker, Suleman Dahun, the navy insisted that it was highly committed to zero tolerance to economic sabotage and indiscipline among officers and rank-and-file in their bid to secure Nigeria’s waters. x According to him, their attention was drawn to a report in some newspapers captioned ‘How Nigerian Navy Aids Crude Oil Theft, Herders’ Invasion’, he said not only is the report largely speculative, lacking in facts and substance and one-sided, there was an attempt to substantiate and legitimize the allegations by quoting an unnamed official of one Domestic Refineries Owners Association of Nigeria, who made grave allegations of complicity against the Nigerian Navy.

How navy personnel, others aid crude oil theft, illegal refineries in N Delta | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World NewsNigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Illegal oil mining in Niger Delta Region Rising crude oil theft and illegal refineries in the Niger Delta creeks have been attributed to alleged complicity of Nigerian Navy personnel and criminals bent on sabotaging the nation’s economy. The Guardian learnt that some naval officers who know the locations of illegal refineries usually receive gratifications not to close down crude oil theft rings and maintain an overview of the illegal operations. It was also learnt that military personnel’s involvement in oil theft had remained a major challenge, as naval officers either turn a blind eye or actively profit from the illegal oil trade.

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