Adedayo Akinwale
The House of Representatives has kicked against an alleged skewed internal repositioning of personnel of the Nigeria Agip Oil Company (NAOC) from one geo-political zone into strategic management positions at the expense of zones in the country.
The House also mandated its Committee on Petroleum Resources (Upstream) to investigate the skewed repositioning of personnel and report back within three weeks for further legislative actions.
The resolution of the House was sequel to the adoption of a motion on urgent national importance “to address the imminent civil disorder and breakdown of law and order across the Niger Delta arising from Agip” that was moved yesterday by Hon. Preye Oseke.
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By Obas Esiedesa
Nigeria’s total crude oil and condensate production from January to October 2020 fell by 10.25 percent when compared to similar period in 2019, latest data from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has shown.
Data contained in the NNPC monthly financial and operational report for November 2020 showed that for the eight months period, total oil and condensate production for January to October 2020 was 553.59 million barrels.
The figure for January to October, 2019 was 616.87 million barrels.
The report also revealed that production in September 2020 was 47.82 million barrels, a 23 percent decline from the 62.10 million barrels produced in September, 2019.
By Obas Esiedesa
Nigeria’s total crude oil and condensate production from January to October 2020 fell by 10.25 percent when compared to similar period in 2019, latest data from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has shown.
Data contained in the NNPC monthly financial and operational report for November 2020 showed that for the eight months period, total oil and condensate production for January to October 2020 was 553.59 million barrels.
The figure for January to October, 2019 was 616.87 million barrels.
The report also revealed that production in September 2020 was 47.82 million barrels, a 23 percent decline from the 62.10 million barrels produced in September, 2019.
The data also showed that oil and condensate production for August 2020 was 51.15 million barrels, a drop of 20.87 percent when compared to 64.64 million barrels produced in August 2019.
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