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Home»News»Nigeria News»Navy Vows To Sustain Action Against Oil Theft 
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Navy Vows To Sustain Action Against Oil Theft 

By Orientalnews StaffAugust 24, 20241 Comment3 Mins Read
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Valentine Okafor

The Nigerian Navy has sustained the gains so far made by the Operation DELTA SANITY, to tackle the menace of Crude Oil Theft in view of ramping up oil production.

The operation involves the deployment of more Nigerian Navy personnel, platforms, helicopters and UAVs on aggressive surveillance and interdiction operations across the Niger Delta.

The Navy listed the following successes in the month of August alone.

It said that on the 9 August 2024 –it destroyed one Illegal Refinery Site, 5 Metal Drums and several pipes at Dumbe camp and Atuo general area of Bayelsa State and on 12 August 2024 it destroyed of one Illegal Refinery Site at Ataba Community, Andoni Local Government Area of Rivers state.

Also on 14 August 2024 it carried out the destruction of 3 Illegal Refinery Sites, 5 refining ovens, 3 wooden Boats and recovery of large quantities of illegally refined Automotive Gas Oil in Brass, Bassambari and Nembe axis of the Creeks in Bayelsa State while on 17 August 2024 4 wooden boats and one speed boat being used to smuggle stolen products along Odioma/ Botokiri Creek, Bayelsa State were found and destroyed and in addition on 17 August 2024 it destroyed one Illegal Refinery Site, 2 cooking pots, several storage tanks, dug out pits and seizure of large quantities of refined products along Ekwoke, Sobiekiri and Ataba area of Bonny channel, Rivers State.

The Navy also on 17 August 2024 dealt blow on a massive Illegal Refinery Site with a 2 million litres per day capacity along Ogoloma – Bakana water-ways in Rivers State and on 19 August 2024 it went for the destruction of one Illegal Refinery Site with storage tanks, a pumping machine and a wooden boat laden with stolen Crude Oil in Awoye Riverine community, Illaje Local Government Area, Ondo State.

Additionally on 21 August 2024 the Force destroyed of one Illegal Refinery Site, 2 wooden boats, 5 dug-out pits and numerous drums containing stolen crude oil in Otumara Creek, Warri, Delta State.

Relatedly, the Trans Niger and Trans ESCRAVOS Pipelines have continued to sustain the recorded 100 per cent terminal factor. Consequently, according to Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), as at 14 August 2024, national crude oil production recorded was 1.658 million barrels per day.

This underscores the effectiveness of Operation DELTA SANITY. Nevertheless, the Nigerian Navy will continue to sustain current efforts to rid Nigeria’s maritime environment of the menace and enhance crude oil in line with the President and Commander–in–Chief’s directive to eradicate Crude Oil Theft.

 

 

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