Nigeria's Trans Niger
Pipeline, one of two major
pipelines that carries the
Bonny Light crude grade for
export, was shut down on
Wednesday after a leak was
found, industry sources
familiar with the matter said.
The shutdown comes just as
repairs were completed on
the Nembe Creek Trunk Line
that also moves the major
export grade. Force majeure
was declared by Royal Dutch
Shell on Bonny Light exports after
the NCTL was closed in early
May.
One source referring to a
memo sent out to participants
in the TNP said that it was
expected to be down for at
least a week and would see
around 130,000 barrels per
day of production shutdown.
Shell was not immediately able to
comment.

buharifraud:
I wonder where N-power will get the money for Tinubu to embezzle

buharifraud:
I wonder where N-power will get the money for Tinubu to embezzle

Joel3:
APC should start thinking on how to fund the padded budget with groundnut and kunu