NNPC Drug Truck Controversy

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) denied ownership of a fuel truck seized in Ondo containing 2,145kg of cannabis. NNPC's Chief Corporate Communications Officer, Andy Odeh, confirmed the truck did not belong to NNPC and was not part of its fleet.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited disowned a fuel truck intercepted by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency in Ondo State, which was found to be carrying 2,145kg of cannabis. The truck was not part of NNPC's fleet and bore an outdated logo.

NNPC Ltd. clarified that a truck seized by NDLEA with 2,145kg of cannabis is not part of its fleet. The vehicle, known for evading arrest, displayed unauthorized NNPC branding. The company is investigating the incident and will take legal action against misuse of its identity.

NNPC Ltd. commended NDLEA for intercepting a truck with 2,145kg of cannabis in Ondo State. The vehicle, bearing NNPC markings, is not owned by the company. NNPC Ltd. is investigating the unauthorized use of its branding and cooperating with NDLEA.