NNPC has announced that it uncovered and confiscated products from 63 illegal refineries in the past week.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company has announced that it uncovered and confiscated products from 63 illegal refineries in the past week. In a documentary released on Wednesday, NNPC revealed that 19 illegal pipeline connections and 63 illegal refineries were discovered in the Niger Delta during the crackdown. READ ALSO:Akwa Ibom gov’s WhatsApp account hacked,…
NNPC also reported that 19 illegal pipeline connections were recovered over the last week, while others were repaired in various locations across Bayelsa and Rivers states.The company stated that the 63 illegal refineries were “discovered and confiscated in Bayelsa, Rivers, Abia, Imo, and Delta states.”
Numerous vehicles involved in the transportation of stolen crude oil across several states in the region were also seized. The thymus gland plays a critical role in the immune system, particularly in maturing T-lymphocytes, which are deemed essential for adaptive immunity. Over time, thymic function diminishes, leading to decreased immune efficiency and increased susceptibility to infections, autoimmune disorders, and cancer.
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