Governor of Delta State, Sheriff Oborevwori has lauded Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) for sustaining its operations in the state and for its contributions to
Governor Oborevwori stated this when he received top management of Chevron Nigeria Limited led by the managing director, Mr Rick Kennedy at Government House, Asaba.
He said his administration would partner oil companies in the implementation of the Petroleum Industry Act for the sustainable development of host communities. “Most oil companies left Delta State but Chevron remained with us and we will continue to give you all the support through the PIA to ensure sustainable development of our host communities.
“The good thing about our relationship with Chevron is that there have been a good synergy and Delta State holds Chevron in high esteem because of their operations. “The PIA is something we have to follow through for peaceful co-existence of oil companies and host communities. I was once a community leader and I know the operation of Chevron, what we need as a state is more cooperation with the host communities.
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