NNPC seeks Army, Police’s support to protect assets

Joseph Dawha, has approached the Nigerian Army and the Nigeria Police Force to support in ensuring the enterprise's basic oil and gas stakes.

Talking amid graciousness visits to the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Suleiman Abba, at the Force Headquarters, Dawha thanked the security boss for their part in giving spread to the operations of the NNPC in spite of mounting difficulties.

The GMD, in an announcement by the enterprise on Wednesday, said the NNPC would keep on collaboraing with the Nigerian Army, which had been giving security backing to the association's advantages in the upstream, midstream and downstream segments.

Dawha additionally highlighted the part of the Nigerian Army Engineering Corps in giving security to the NNPC Right of Way the nation over.

He ordered the Army to keep on proviing security help in the battle against unrefined petroleum burglary as this had affected adversely on the country's assets lately.

Minimah communicated fulfillment with the security between the NNPC and the Nigerian Army, and said the two associations would keep on haing basic grounds of collaboration for national financial advancement.

The announcement noted that Dawha, before the affability call to the Defense Headquarters, had gone by the Louis Edet House, where he paid tribute to the officers and men of the NPF for their untiring backing in giving security to the NNPC's advantages and offices over all sub-segments.