NNPC Restores Escravos–Lagos Gas Pipeline to Full Operations in Record Time
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has successfully restored the Escravos–Lagos Gas Pipeline in Warri, Delta State, to full operations following a prompt response to an incident in December 2025. The pipeline underwent thorough repairs, safety checks, and pressure tests to ensure compliance with safety standards.
NNPC credits the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders for the swift restoration, emphasizing their commitment to energy security, safety, and environmental protection. Andi Odeh, the Chief Corporate Communications Officer of NNPC Ltd, highlighted the importance of maintaining the integrity of critical energy infrastructure.
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