It has been reported that the Port-Harcourt and Kaduna Refineries
has been shut down by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
due to Vandalization of crude oil pipelines. NNPC said it shutdown the operations of the refineries on Wednesday January 20, 2016. According to Group Managing Director of NNPC, Mr. Ohi Alegbe "plants were shut simultaneously on Sunday after the Bonny-Okrika
crude supply line to the Port Harcourt
Before
the close of the refineries, Port Harcourt Refinery was producing over
4.1 million litres petrol daily while Kaduna Refinery records a daily
petrol production of about 1.3 million litres.
It would be
recalled that the 150,000bpd refinery in Port Harcourt and the 110,000
bpd Kaduna refinery resumed operations in December 2015 after several
months of shutdown.
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Happy Olejeme and 2 others like this.
Olajide Olushola
na wa for naija ooo
Olajide Olushola
how refinery wey don just work tek spoil
Edet Daniel
The refinery no spoil its been shut down because of the escravos bombing
Alaribe Okechukwu Stanley
Nice and welcome development.
Jerry Maka
So they are working and fuel is not reduce to #10
Joe Okpe
is now this Buhari will know that Nigeria is much bigger than him,
Eze Solomon Emeka
Just
0.50 reduction, I pray God support PMB to pilot this plane to land
safely, cos Nigeria is hanging out in the air now, we seem to be
homeless, but not hopeless.
Enyinda Nathaniel Okey
all
that the government is after is how to decimate the oil producing
communities. there is tension in the land. arrest. arrest... lock up. no
trials. petrol is at the lowest cost in recent years. government does
not seem to come up with plans to pacify and polity