The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has clarified that its 2021 profit after tax (PAT) was N674 billion — not N687 trillion.
“Inadvertently, N687 trillion was mentioned as the company’s profit after tax figure as against N674 billion contained in the 2021 annual financial statement,” he said.
Quoting the company’s 2021 annual financial statement, he said the accurate profit-after-tax figure for 2021, “N674 billion, was communicated to the public via our official Twitter account on 05/10/2022”.made it the fourth consecutive time that the NNPC opened its book for public scrutiny.Advertisement
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