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NNPC launches crude theft monitoring applications

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The Matters Press by The Matters Press
August 12, 2022
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We have nothing to hide – NNPC

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) on Friday launched a Crude Theft Monitoring Applications to curb oil theft and pipeline vandalism.

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The launch held in Abuja on the sideline of the signing of renewed Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs) agreements between NNPC and its partners in Oil Mining Leases.

The portal with the address ‘stopcrudetheft.com’ could also be assessed through a mobile phone.

The portal has application options for reporting incidences (with prompt follow up and responses) and another for crude sales documents validation.

Speaking during the launch, Malam Mele Kyari, Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO), NNPC Ltd. said vandals actions on pipelines became a difficult thing to deal with but it engaged partners to ensure that it responded to the situation.

According to the GCEO, there was involvement of government regulatory and security agencies and host communities while it put up a robust framework to curtail the menace.

“There is still ongoing activities of oil thieves and vandals on our pipelines and assets, very visible in the form of illegal refineries that are continuously put up in some locations and insertions into our pipeline network.

“Arrests have been made and vessels have been arrested by Nigerian Navy, I commend the Armed forces, in the last three months they have done substantive work, destroyed some illegal refineries,” he said.

Kyari said international refineries where the stolen crude could be taken had an obligations to ensure they bought Nigerian crude from credible sources which could be validated.

He said if they refused to do that they would be held responsible as part of the culprits involved.

He explained that it created the platforms for members of the communities and other Nigerians to report incidences of theft and be rewarded while on the international arena, companies must report suspicious sale.

He further said that every product that left the country must have a unique registration number by the NNPC and validated by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC).

“Ahead of this, we are also creating a platform where end-users, particularly refiners and traders can validate the product.

“We cannot do this without international collaboration. It is impossible for any refinery to take a crude they do not know the source, refineries are designed to process certain specific grade of crude.

“It is their duty to ensure that they validate this because we have unique number of every crude that leaves this country,” he said.

The GCEO while stating that it has a total coordination process now, said it had a line of sites around all marine movement in the country and created a functional platform.

“We have visibility around everyone’s operations and the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) is following everyone related to thus transactions.

“Wherever there is massive movement of cash EFCC will follow the person, we believe that the combination of all these will get us back to normalcy,” he said.

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