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Oil theft: NNPCL exposes fresh 223 illegal connections, refineries

  The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited is deepening its war on crude oil theft as it has discovered 223…

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Oil theft, greatest threat to economy, Reps Speaker laments

By Linus Aleke, Abuja The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Abbas Tajudeen, yesterday said that oil theft and other…

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‘N2.3trn crude oil stolen so far in 2023’

By Nathaniel Zacchaeus, Abuja The Senate yesterday said Nigeria has so far lost N2.3trn this year to oil theft. It…

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Oil theft: Ijaw group calls for immediate release of TSL operatives

By Linus Aleke, Abuja A group under the aegis of Ijaw Youths Network (IYN), has said that oil thieves are…

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Top govt officials responsible for oil theft – Ozekhome

A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, (SAN), Prof. Mike Ozekhome has accused top government officials of being behind the oil theft…

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Kachikwu asks Tinubu to expose cartel behind oil theft in N’ Delta

  By Nathaniel Zacchaeus, Abuja The presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), in the February 25 election, Mr…

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FG discovers illegal crude oil connection in Abia

An oil theft situation assessment delegation deployed in the Niger Delta by President Bola Tinubu discovered an illegal oil connection…

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Nigerian Navy denies involvement in oil theft

The Nigeria Navy Headquarters, has debunked allegations in a publication that Navy personnel aboard Motor Tanker (MT) PRAISEL were aiding…

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Oil theft: Navy uncovers saboutaged NNPC wellhead in Rivers

The Nigeria Navy in Port Harcourt says it has uncovered a huge mechanism installed in the Oil Mining Lease (OML)…

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Oil theft: Security operatives burn impounded vessel in Delta

The TANTITA Security Services Limited and the the Joint Task Force (JTF), on  Tuesday set ablaze MT TURA 11 vessel …

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