• Home
  • Anti-Corruption
  • Fact-Check
  • Economy
  • National
  • Security
  • Features
  • State
  • Event
  • E-Book
Search
  • Home
  • About
  • Adverts
  • Contact
Sign in
Welcome! Log into your account
Forgot your password? Get help
Password recovery
Recover your password
A password will be e-mailed to you.
PRNIGERIA PRNigeria News
PRNIGERIA PRNIGERIA
  • Home
  • Anti-Corruption
  • Fact-Check
  • Economy
  • National
  • Security
  • Features
  • State
  • Event
  • E-Book
Home Security Army Destroys 233 Illegal Refineries, Arrests 1,112 Across 4 States in 2023
  • Security

Army Destroys 233 Illegal Refineries, Arrests 1,112 Across 4 States in 2023

By
Prnigeria
-
January 8, 2024
Illegal Refineries
Illegal Refinery

Army Destroys 233 Illegal Refineries, Arrests 1,112 Across 4 States in 2023

The Nigerian Army’s 6 Division in Port Harcourt, through its Operation Still Waters 3, destroyed illegal refineries across four states in 2023.

The refineries were destroyed in Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Delta, and Rivers.

Maj.-Gen. Jamal Abdussalam, the commanding officer of the division, disclosed this in Port Harcourt at 2023 West African Social Activities celebration of the army, on Monday.

He said the division also arrested 1,112 suspected oil thieves during the special military exercise in the four states.

“In 2023, we successfully completed scheduled exercises with a lot of positive gains. Worthy of note is the field training exercise tagged “Exercise Still Waters 3.’’

“The exercise has gone a long way in curtailing criminal activities and other heinous crimes in the 6 Division’s area of responsibility.

Read Also:

  • DSS Arraigns 27-Year-Old for Advocating Military Coup on Social Media
  • CNS Abbas Begins Operational Tour, Inspects Naval Formations in Makurdi
  • CAS Aneke Hails Newly Promoted NAF Personnel, Harps on Discipline, Professionalism

“Over the duration of the exercise, we were able to make 1,112 arrests; destroyed 233 illegal refineries, and seized 1,111,900 million litres of illegally refined petroleum products.

“Troops also impounded 72 trucks and other vehicles and recovered more than 356 arms and ammunitions during the period,’’ he said.

Abdussalam assured that the army would consolidate on its achievements in 2023 to enable the Federal Government to attain its set target for crude oil production in 2024.

According to him, the army can only meet expectations if troops remain dedicated, focussed, and committed in the discharge of their collective responsibilities.

“We must ensure zero tolerance for oil theft and activities that will affect peace and stability across the Niger Delta and the country as a whole.

“We will continue to contentiously perform our constitutional roles to defend democratic values.

“We will not rest, and we will continue to go after criminals who attack us until we get them and make them to pay a higher price for their crimes,’’ he assured .

By PRNigeria

VISIT OUR OTHER WEBSITES
PRNigeria.com EconomicConfidential.com PRNigeria.com/Hausa/
EmergencyDigest.com PoliticsDigest.ng TechDigest.ng
HealthDigest.ng SpokesPersonsdigest.com TeensDigest.ng
ArewaAgenda.com Hausa.ArewaAgenda.com YAShuaib.com
  • TAGS
  • Jamal Abdussalam
  • nigerian army
Previous articleFinally, Tinubu Suspends Embattled Humanitarian Minister Bette Edu, Mandates EFCC Probe
Next articlePresident Tinubu Sacks Ayoola Okoh of BPE, Irukera of FCCPC
Prnigeria
Prnigeria
Xing

RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR

Department of State Security Service DSS

DSS Arraigns 27-Year-Old for Advocating Military Coup on Social Media

CNS Abbas Begins Operational Tour, Inspects Naval Formations in Makurdi

CAS Aneke Hails Newly Promoted NAF Personnel, Harps on Discipline, Professionalism

Muhammed Badaru Abubakar, Minister for Defence

RUSEB-P: Fed Govt Mobilizes Veterans to Rebuild, Secure Insurgency-Hit Areas

Defence Ministers, Chief of Defence Staff, Service Chiefs, senior Military Officer and MOD Staffs

FG Disburses ₦18bn to Families of Fallen Soldiers, Launches Veterans Databank

We’ll Defend Every Officer on Lawful Duty — Defence Minister 

Terrorists Kill Female Muslim Influencer Over Pro-Military Post in Mali

Buratai Warns Wike-Navy Clash is “Clear and Present Danger to National Security”

United Nations Chief Security Adviser for Nigeria, Mr. Senyo Kufe

UN Envoy Hails Military Efforts in North East, Calls for Deeper Security Collaboration

Expect Improved Security, Army Chief Tells Nigerians After Meeting Tinubu

Wike’s Action Undermines National Security – Buratai

Wike, Naval Officer Exchange Words Over Disputed Land in Abuja

Recent Posts

  • DSS Arraigns 27-Year-Old for Advocating Military Coup on Social Media
  • CNS Abbas Begins Operational Tour, Inspects Naval Formations in Makurdi
  • CAS Aneke Hails Newly Promoted NAF Personnel, Harps on Discipline, Professionalism
  • Baze University Graduates First Set of PHD Students, Honours Senegalese President at 12th Convocation
  • RUSEB-P: Fed Govt Mobilizes Veterans to Rebuild, Secure Insurgency-Hit Areas
  • Home
  • About
  • Adverts
  • Contact
© 2020 PRNigeria. All Rights Reserved.
Latest News
DSS Arraigns 27-Year-Old for Advocating Military Coup on Social MediaCNS Abbas Begins Operational Tour, Inspects Naval Formations in MakurdiCAS Aneke Hails Newly Promoted NAF Personnel, Harps on Discipline, ProfessionalismBaze University Graduates First Set of PHD Students, Honours Senegalese President at 12th ConvocationRUSEB-P: Fed Govt Mobilizes Veterans to Rebuild, Secure Insurgency-Hit AreasFG Disburses ₦18bn to Families of Fallen Soldiers, Launches Veterans DatabankWe’ll Defend Every Officer on Lawful Duty — Defence Minister Terrorists Kill Female Muslim Influencer Over Pro-Military Post in MaliBuratai Warns Wike-Navy Clash is "Clear and Present Danger to National Security"UN Envoy Hails Military Efforts in North East, Calls for Deeper Security CollaborationExpect Improved Security, Army Chief Tells Nigerians After Meeting TinubuWike's Action Undermines National Security - BurataiThe Strategic Communication Dilemma and Winning Hearts with Craft, Not Trickery By Haroon AremuNo, A.A. Rano Isn’t Married to a Lebanese Woman—PRNigeria FactcheckMilitary Veterans Condemn Wike Over Clash With Naval Officer, Demand Public Apology
X whatsapp