“The president welcomed Chevron’s commitment to build on its investments in shallow and deep water operations in Nigeria.”
“The NNPC Limited requires that we conduct business transparently and profitably in line with provisions of the law.”
Mr Kayri identified crude oil theft and pipeline vandalism as major challenges confronting NNPCL.
He said from 2010 to date, Nigeria was estimated to have spent N11.35 trillion on renovating refineries, yet unproductive.
“This SLA will not be an exception, as you can count on us to deliver our part of the deal,” he said.
The Northern People’s Forum has decried oil bunkering, describing it as an organised crime against Nigeria.
“This hardship is just too much. We’re in pain,” he cried, as the anchor begged him to control his tears on radio.
IPMAN said it will call its members to stop loading if the federal government fails to stop the illegal levy by the tanker drivers.
The Senate constituted an ad hoc committee to investigate the fuel subsidy regime of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL).
Mr Ahmed said the government needed to put a palliative package together for Nigerians because that area was lacking.
