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Again, Nigerian Navy Destroys Illegal Refining Sites in Delta State

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July 9, 2024
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Again, Nigerian Navy Destroys Illegal Refining Sites in Delta State

The Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) Delta on Monday destroy two illegal refining sites in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State.

The sites, located at the coastal communities of Ajasolor and Ogbukoko, were discovered by a team of naval personnel led by Navy Commander Patrick Ali, Base Operations Officer (BOO), on behalf of Commodore Abba Muhsin, Commander of NNS Delta.

Speaking to newsmen, Ali said that five metallic storage tanks, four ovens and five dugout pits were uncovered, adding that a suspect was apprehended with a wooden boat.

“Based on credible intelligence, the NNS Delta Gunboat team discovered illegal refining sites in Warri South Local Government Area.

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“This is in line with the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS)’s mandate of the Operation Delta Sanity to end crude oil theft, illegal bunkering, pipeline vandalism and securing critical maritime assets.

“This is one of the series of actions in keeping Delta safe and secured,” he said.

Speaking on the uncovered illegal refining sites, he said that due process would be followed noting that the Nigerian Navy was environmentally friendly.

“You can see that the hoodlums set one of the dugout pits on fire and ran away thus causing environmental degradation. The Navy is environmentally friendly, we will follow due process,” he said.

Ali warned oil thieves and other criminals operating in the maritime space to desist or face the full wrath of the law.

He also said that the NNS Delta was determined to rid-off its areas of operations of crude oil theft and other forms of illegalities.

 

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