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Nigeria:
15 Feared Dead in Abia Pipeline Fire
Leadership, 1 October 2012
No fewer than 15 persons have been confirmed dead and more than 25 suffering various degrees of burns from fire said to have resulted from an alleged vandalism of pipelines at… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Death Toll in Abia Pipeline Fire Rises to 15
This Day, 1 October 2012
About 15 persons have been confirmed dead and about 20 others sustaining various degrees of injuries in a pipeline fire said to have occurred in a remote village in Abia State. Read more »
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Nigeria:
'Pipeline Vandals Are Enemies of Nigerian State'
This Day, 15 September 2012
Abia State Commissioner for Petroleum and Solid Minerals Development, Mr Don Ubani spoke with EJIOFOR ALIKE on the giant strides of the state government and efforts to curb… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Abia,PPMC in War of Words Over Pipeline Vandalisation
Vanguard, 13 September 2012
ABIA State government has accused the management of Pipelines and Products Marketing Company Limited, PPMC, of sabotaging efforts of the Federal and state governments to ensure… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Abia Govt. Inaugurates Team to Monitor NNPC Pipelines
Leadership, 7 September 2012
The Abia Government has set up an intelligence monitoring team that will insure the security and safety of all the NNPC pipelines in the state. Read more »
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Nigeria:
PPMC, Abia Bicker Over Pipeline Vandalism
This Day, 13 September 2012
Barely two months after the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) depot at Osisioma, Abia State was re-opened, the state government Wednesday alleged moves to shut down… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Pipeline Vandals Are Enemies of Nigerian State
This Day, 21 August 2012
Abia State Commissioner for Petroleum and Solid Minerals Development, Mr. Don Ubani spoke with Ejiofor Alike on efforts to curb pipeline vandalism in Nigeria Read more »
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Nigeria:
Abia Govt Accuses Ihie Youths of Oil Theft, Pipeline Vandalism
Vanguard, 15 August 2012
ABIA State Government has accused youths from Ihie community in Ugwunagbo Local Government Area of vandalizing oil pipelines and scooping petroleum products in Ukwa West area. Read more »