₦airaland Forum

SUPPLY from local refineries have received a major boost as the Port Harcourt and Warri refineries have begun preliminary production following a successful re-streaming after a nine-month phased rehabilitation exercise conducted by its in-house engineers and technicians.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in a statement yesterday in Abuja said that both plants have commenced preliminary production of petroleum products after successful test-runs, noting that while Port Harcourt Refinery Company PHRC, is ramping up its operation to about 60 percent of its 210, 000 barrels per day name plate capacity, Warri Refinery Petroleum Company WRPC, production is projected to hit 80 percent of its installed 125, 000 bpd capacity.

Meanwhile, the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has closed down 22 filling stations in Abuja and environs for undue profiteering. 19 of them were sealed for selling above N87.00 per litre, while two were shut down for diversion of petroleum products and one was caught grossly under-dispensing and selling products massively in jerry cans.
DPR stated that the stations would remain sealed for at least one month in addition to forfeiting their bridging claims as directed by the Federal Government.

NNPC added that the Port Harcourt Refinery is projected to boost the nation’s local refining capacity with a product yield of 5million litres of petrol per day while WRPC would contribute 3.5 million litres of petrol to local refining capacity.


http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/07/port-harcourt-warri-refineries-begin-production/

Gradually looking like the dullard Daura snail is easily getting right the things that seemed impossible for the PhD-brandishing Otueke Cheetah.

And, I've had non-stop power supply since Sunday (still counting). Na this month bill wey I dey worry about now.

natas22:
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Calbarian:
Gradually looking like the dullard Daura snail is easily getting right the things that seemed impossible for the PhD-brandishing Otueke Cheetah.

And, I've had non-stop power supply since Sunday (still counting). Na this month bill wey I dey worry about now.

Are you saying you are just beginning to enjoy light?, na almost 20hrs non stop daily we dey now and its being like this for over a month.
People believe its due to the rain and cool weather but time will tell, mean while na jolly we day.

7lives:
Are you saying you are just beginning to enjoy light?, na almost 20hrs non stop daily we dey now and its being like this for over a month.
People believe its due to the rain and cool weather but time will tell, mean while na jolly we day.

Yeah. There normally used to be a daily black out of between 30mins and 7hrs but for the past month or so, it's been pure bliss.

No be today wey rain start nau.

In any case sha, all man gats dey hopeful

Calbarian:
Yeah. There normally used to be a daily black out of between 30mins and 7hrs but for the past month or so, it's been pure bliss.

No be today wey rain start nau.

In any case sha, all man gats dey hopeful

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I dn't kn wat 2 say o because i read on d oda tread dat warri refinery is nearly closing down by sahara reporters

Good development. PMB is working while wailers are wailing !!

sammyj:
Good development. PMB is working while wailers are wailing !!

10 years later, are you still opening your 32 for the world to see how joyful you are about the two refineries working since 2015

I agree that man was an abject failure. You win for this one na. No add salt unto the injury!

anonimi:
10 years later, are you still opening your 32 for the world to see how joyful you are about the two refineries working since 2015

From this news are you people trying to whine Nigerians again concerning warri and PH refineries?

The more you look the less you know on this refineries.