CBN Appoints Eight Agents for Oil and Gas Exports
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has appointed eight pre-shipment inspection agents to oversee crude oil and gas exports, effective October 2, 2026. This decision was announced in a notice signed by Aderinola Shonekan, Director of the CBN’s Trade and Exchange Department.
The appointments are part of the Nigerian Export Supervision Scheme and require compliance from authorized dealer banks, the Nigeria Customs Service, petroleum regulators, terminal operators, and oil and gas companies. The eight inspection agents have been assigned to specific export terminals, with Q&Q Control Services Ltd. monitoring 617 Limited, Trexem Energy Services Limited, Geoscape Limited, and Kephren Business Ltd.
Arlington Securitas Nigeria Limited will monitor Dakee Engineering and Construction Ltd., Trobell International Nigeria Limited, Robinson International Energy Ltd., and Integrated Shipping Services Nigeria Ltd. Additionally, two monitoring and evaluation agents will oversee the inspection companies.
These appointments follow previous changes to the CBN’s monitoring arrangements, reflecting an update in the companies responsible for inspecting export cargoes.
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