NNPC Chief Reveals Nigeria Lost 600,000 Barrels in PENGASSAN Strike
NNPC's Bayo Ojulari revealed Nigeria lost over 600,000 barrels of oil due to a recent 3-day strike by PENGASSAN. The strike disrupted the supply of crude oil, impacting production capacity and gas supply.
Ojulari emphasized the critical role of staff in maintaining production levels and expressed disappointment over the significant production losses incurred. The strike also affected power generation in the country.
Ojulari highlighted the challenges faced by the industry and the need for uninterrupted operations to sustain production levels and meet energy demands.
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