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The Group Chief Executive Officer of the Company, Mallam Mele Kyari, who disclosed this when Governor Abdullahi Sule led a delegation of prominent indigenes of the state on a courtesy visit to the NNPC in Abuja, said that results of exploratory activities confirmed the presence of substantial hydrocarbon resources in the state.

“This work must be done very fast because the whole world is walking away from fossil fuel due to the energy transition. The earlier you go to market, the better for you, otherwise, ten years from now, no one will agree to put money in the petroleum business except it comes from your cash flow.’’

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