Stakeholders Discuss Downstream Petroleum Issues in Abuja
On Wednesday, during an interactive session at the National Assembly in Abuja, Hon. Ugochinyere Ikenga, the Chairman of the House Committee on Petroleum Downstream, along with Deputy Chairman Hon. Aliyu Mustapha and Committee member Hon. Shehu Dalhatu, engaged with stakeholders to discuss critical issues surrounding importation and domestic refining in the downstream petroleum sector. This session aimed to address the challenges and opportunities within the sector, highlighting the importance of collaboration between lawmakers and industry stakeholders to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of petroleum operations in Nigeria.
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