Nigeria: Oil Companies Accused of Aiding Theft
The presidency has accused multinational oil companies of complicity in the increased rate of crude oil theft in the Niger Delta.
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Nigeria: Presidency Accuses IOCs of Complicity in Oil Theft
This Day, 18 July 2013
The presidency has accused international oil companies (IOCs), some of their indigenous staff and some oil-bearing communities of complicity in the oil theft that is threatening ... read more »
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Nigeria: Presidency Indicts Oil Companies Over Illegal Bunkering
Daily Trust, 18 July 2013
The Presidency has flayed oil companies' workers and contractors for their alleged complicity in crude oil theft. read more »
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Nigeria: Shell, AGIP, Others Culpable in Crude Oil Theft in Nigeria - Presidency
Premium Times, 17 July 2013
The presidency has accused multinational oil companies of complicity in the increased rate of crude oil theft in the Niger Delta. The Special Assistant to the President on Amnesty, ... read more »
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Nigeria: Presidency Blames Iocs for Proliferation of Oil Theft
This Day, 17 July 2013
The presidency has blamed international oil companies, some of their indigenous staff and some community people for complicity in the oil theft that is ravaging the economy. read more »
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Nigeria: Oil Thieves Face 21 Years in Jail
Daily Trust, 19 July 2013
The Federal Government has raised the alarm that Nigeria loses N7billion to oil theft on a daily basis. The National Economic Council (NEC), which disclosed this at its yesterday's ... read more »
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Nigeria: Oil Theft - Adoke Heads Ltf to Prosecute Offenders
This Day, 19 July 2013
Worried by the loss of about 400,000 barrels per day, which translates to N7 billion per day, to oil theft, the federal government has approved the establishment of a Legal Task ... read more »
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Nigeria: Crude Oil Theft - Nigeria Sets Up Task Force to Prosecute Offenders
Premium Times, 18 July 2013
The Federal Government has set up a legal task force to prosecute persons found culpable in crude oil theft. Crude oil theft has been on the rise in recent months with the Finance ... read more »
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Nigeria: Oil Theft - Adoke Heads LTF to Prosecute Offenders
This Day, 18 July 2013
Worried by the loss of about 400,000 barrels per day, which translates to N7 billion per day, to oil theft, the federal government has approved the establishment of a Legal Task ... read more »
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I just looked at the list of super-rich and there is no Ijaw man there. Are people from majority tribes more intelligent business wise than minorities in Nigeria? Hey! You blame those boys selling oil somewhere down the oil mangroves? Is it entrepreneurship or "Getting Some Of The Scraps From Master's Table?" Does not look bad to make money lifting oil from one's backyard it seems.
It needs two to tango.Security measures are very loose.The chief controller can be easily adjusted and in a space of a minute there are on board 500/1000 metric tons commodity unaccounted for