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Nigeria Navy destroys illegal refineries, stolen oil

byCT Report
30/12/2015
in Nigeria
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ABUJA: The Nigerian Navy, in an operation executed by high-ranking officers from the Nigerian Naval Ship, NNS DELTA, on Bennet Island and in Kantu community, among other places in the Warri South and the Warri South-West local government areas of the state, has destroyed illegal refineries, as well as 8,000 metric tons of stolen crude oil and illegally refined products.
The NNS DELTA Commander, Commodore Raimi Muhammed, while disclosing this on Monday in the NNS base in Delta, said the operation followed the navy’s determination to clean up illegal activities in the Niger-Delta region.
The Commander said the successful operation was made possible by days of strategic planning, adding that the navy would soon advise the Federal Government to enact a law that would make communities that accommodate illegal refineries to forfeit their land.

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