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FG unveils CNG buses, tricycles, conversion services for universities
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FG unveils CNG buses, tricycles, conversion services for universities

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By Emmanuella Anokam

The Federal Government has inaugurated a transport scheme known as “Project CNG-SPROUT” an initiative aimed at promoting Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)-powered transportation in all Nigerian universities.

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Gas), Mr Ekperikpe Ekpo, said this while inaugurating the pilot phase of the project at the FEMADEC AutoGas Centre, Yakubu Gowon University, Abuja, formerly known as UniAbuja.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the project is the first out of the 20 projects to be delivered across universities in the country, while additional five would be commissioned in June.

It aims to improve mobility and reduce transportation cost for students and lecturers thereby establishing CNG ecosystems, donating CNG-powered buses and tricycles, as well as providing subsidised conversion services for lecturers’ vehicles.

The initiative which serves as Special Palliative Relief on University Transportation (CNG–SPROUT) Project, aims at deploying CNG buses, tricycles, conversion centres and refuelling infrastructure to university campuses nationwide.

Ekpo said there was need to cushion the impact of high cost of transportation on the most vulnerable populations, including students.

“This project remains a key national priority, as Nigeria navigates through economic adjustment and transition to cleaner fuels,” he said.

The minister said that further incentives, especially as it concerned CNG vehicle conversion, expanding refuelling infrastructure, and supporting local assembly and innovation in the CNG value chain, would be unveiled in the coming months.

“President Bola Tinubu has made a firm commitment to prioritise energy affordability, security and environmental responsibility; today’s commissioning is a direct demonstration of that commitment in action.

“Through the Presidential Compressed Gas Initiative (P-CNGI), we are not only mitigating the impact of recent subsidy reforms but also laying the foundation for a modern, gas-driven transport economy.

“As Nigeria navigates the pathway of energy reform, economic adjustment and transition to cleaner fuels, the need to cushion the impact on the most vulnerable populations, including students, remained a key national priority.

“I will like to specially commend FEMADEC Energy for their vision, commitment and leadership in bringing this project to life. FEMADEC has shown that Nigerian companies have the capacity to be at the forefront of energy innovation.

“Their partnership with the Midstream and Downstream Gas Infrastructure Fund (MDGIF) underlines what is possible when the private and public sectors work hand-in-hand for national development,’’ Ekpo said.

According to the minister, the MDGIF has remained a steadfast partner in the actualisation of Nigeria’s Decade of Gas vision, providing catalytic funding and support to infrastructure projects that directly benefit the Nigerian people.

He commended the collaborative efforts of the P-CNGI, the Federal Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Transportation, university administrators and private sector partners, who have worked tirelessly to make the project a reality.

The minister said that the students’ voices, challenges and aspirations have shaped the intervention, hence the Federal Government’s continued effort to ensure that affordable transport, clean energy and innovations were never out of students reach.

Ekpo further said that the Federal Government would continue to deepen the Decade of Gas agenda, as it expands similar initiatives, not just to university campuses, but across other public institutions and commercial sectors.

“In the coming months, we will be unveiling further incentives for CNG vehicle conversion, expanding refuelling infrastructure, and supporting local assembly and innovation in the CNG value chain.”

In his address, the Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, lauded the project saying that it would enable staff and students of the institution to have their cars converted and refilled with CNG for affordable transportation.

He expressed satisfaction with the recent reforms and programmes of government to energise education in various universities across the country.

Prof. Patricia Lar, Acting Vice Chancellor, Yakubu Gowon University, (former UniAbuja), who was excited over the project, commended the Federal Government and the project facilitators for the initiative.

Lar lauded the facilitators for providing five 18-seater buses and many tricycles for the pilot scheme.

She decried the difficulties faced by students in transporting themselves to school, noting that the initiative would bring immediate relief to them and their lecturers.

The MDGIF which is domiciled in the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) is a fund established to improve gas infrastructure and utilisation.

The CNG–SPROUT project is being delivered through the collaboration of the MDGIF, P-CNGI and FEMADEC Energy. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Emmanuel Afonne

NEMA, PTD partner on checking tanker crashes in Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara
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NEMA, PTD partner on checking tanker crashes in Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara

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By Habibu Harisu

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and the Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) are to collaborate to check the rising incidence of tanker crashes on roads in Sokoto, Kebbi and Zamfara.

Alhaji Aliyu Kafindangi, the NEMA Zonal Head in charge of Sokoto, Kebbi and Zamfara, made this known during a public awareness exercise organised by the agency on Friday in Sokoto.

Kafindangi said the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Federal Fire Service (FFS) and States Fire Services were also involved in the partnership.

He highlighted that the partnership was aimed at enhancing the response to tanker crashes, minimising the loss of lives and properties, and ensuring that victims received prompt and adequate emergency services.

He expressed worry over the rising cases of tanker crashes, attendant fuel scoping after the crash and dangers that led to loss of lives and properties.

He said that sensitisation exercises were conducted in different locations in the three states.

Kafindangi emphasised the need for collective efforts to combat tanker crashes, urging community leaders and the public to join forces with disaster managers on partnerships to prevent these incidents.

In his presentation, the Head of FFS Sokoto Zonal Office, Mr Ibn Umar, dwelled on fire outbreak precautionary measures, immediate actions expected after tanker crashes and urged authorities to repair Nigerian roads.

Umar cautioned the drivers’ union against allowing underage driving and violation of traffic regulation.

“Everybody should be involved in curbing tanker crashes. We need our community leaders and the public’s collaboration. We must speak with one voice to stop this carnage from continuing and improve on what we do,” Umar said.

Speaking also, the FRSC Sector Commander, Mr Abdullahi MaiKano, announced plans to establish more FRSC outposts in strategic locations to facilitate swift intervention in the event of tanker crashes.

MaiKano said that the FRSC would continue to work with stakeholders, state governments to identify high-risk locations and establish outposts in those areas.

The commander called on parents to educate their children on the dangers of tanker crashes, emphasising the need for children to stay away from scenes of tanker crashes or fuel spillage.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that discussions were held on ways to offer prompt response and other precautionary measures. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Sadiya Hamza

CNG-SPROUT Project: P-CNGi to train students on conversion, others
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CNG-SPROUT Project: P-CNGi to train students on conversion, others

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By Emmanuella Anokam

The Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative (P-CNGI) says it will train students of various Nigerian universities on how to convert and maintain CNG vehicles.

Mr Michael Oluwagbemi, Programme Director/Chief Executive, P-CNGI, who disclosed this in Abuja on Thursday, said the capacity building would be achieved under the Special Palliative Relief on University Transportation (CNG – SPROUT) Projects.

Oluwagbemi made this known at the commissioning of the pilot phase of the project CNG SPROUT at the FEMADEC AutoGas Centre, Yakubu Gowon University, Abuja, formerly UniAbuja.

The Minister of State Petroleum Resources (Gas), Mr Ekperikpe Ekpo, alongside other dignitaries commissioned the project which would be delivered in 20 university campuses across the country.

The CNG – SPROUT Project is an initiative aimed at deploying and promoting CNG- powered buses, tricycles, conversion centres and refueling infrastructure to university campuses nationwide to cushion transportation cost.

Oluwagbemi said through hands-on training and technical facilitators, students would not just ride in CNG vehicles but would learn how to convert and maintain vehicles.

Oluwagbemi described the training as a critical step toward building a green-skilled workforce for Nigeria’s energy transition.

“The PCNGI is proud to contribute CNG-powered buses and tricycles to university campuses — a cleaner, more affordable, and sustainable mode of transport that not only reduces our carbon footprint but also eases the burden on students and staff.

“But we didn’t stop there.

“With conversion kits and technical facilitators, we are planting the seeds of capacity-building.

“Through hands-on training, students will not just ride in CNG vehicles — they will learn how to convert and maintain them,” he said.

He described the project as a timely, transformative initiative born of true collaboration.

He said through the strategic partnership between the P-CNGI, the Midstream and Downstream Gas Infrastructure Fund (MDGIF), and other partners it would deliver more than just buses and tricycles.

We are delivering hope, innovation, and a future-forward solution to the mobility and energy challenges facing our academic communities in line with the vision of President Bola Tinubu.

“If you recall in his first address after May 29, 2023 the President indeed promised deploying CNG buses and particularly on our campuses.

“We are here fulfilling that promise after doing the needful to build awareness and an ecosystem for CNG in Nigeria.

“Project SPROUT is more than a name, it is a symbol. A symbol of how targeted intervention, powered by collaboration and guided by vision, can yield lasting impact,” he said. (NAN)

Edited by Abiemwense Moru

PH Refinery unit shutdown call to building long-term capacity – Engineer
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PH Refinery unit shutdown call to building long-term capacity – Engineer

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By Sandra Umeh

The shutdown of the Unit 10 of the Port Harcourt Refinery should serve as a wake-up call to building long-term capacities and ensuring sustainability in the management and execution of refinery projects.

A lawyer and engineer, Mr Patrick Edward, gave the advice on Thursday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.

“We need institutional reform in contractor selection. It should be about technical competence, global experience, and a verifiable track record.

“We also need to decentralise oversight and give more autonomy to refinery management teams while holding them accountable,” Edward, the Managing Director of Horizon Energy Ltd., told NAN.

“This is how we build long-term capacity,” he said.

According to Edward, lessons from the shutdown include the understanding that rehabilitation is not the same as sustainability.

He said that the sustainability of a refinery would require strategy, capable partners and continuous support.

“From what I’ve gathered and seen, the shutdown was triggered by a combination of inconsistent product quality, poor maintenance cycles, and—frankly—an underwhelming performance from the current contractor”, he said.

“If a contractor can’t deliver or won’t respect local laws, they have no business managing our energy infrastructure.

“We cannot shortcut capacity building.

Edward urged inclusive, accountable, and strategic leadership in the management of national assets.

Besides, he underscored the need for the nation to look beyond crude export, and leverage more on other raw resources at her disposal.

“We have the raw resources, but we are still largely a crude-exporting, fuel-importing economy; It is an irony that stings.

“The shutdown isn’t just a technical glitch; it represents a serious disruption in Nigeria’s ambition to boost local refining capacity.

“This will continue to happen unless we overhaul how we plan and execute refinery projects.

“From contractor selection to maintenance protocols, we need to embrace a long-term view, otherwise, we will continue this cycle of shutdowns and blame games”, he said.

On the way forward, he said that the country requires transparency in contractor selection and a more competent, accountable O&M framework.

“If we don’t make bold decisions now, we’ll still be importing petrol in 2030, with all our refineries offline,” he said.

NAN reports that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd. recently announced the shutdown of Unit 10 in Area 5 of the Port Harcourt Refinery (PHRC), citing sustainability concerns. (NAN) www.nannews.ng

Edited by Ijeoma Popoola

NNPC Ltd plans PH refinery maintenance shutdown
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NNPC Ltd plans PH refinery maintenance shutdown

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By Emmanuella Anokam

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) says the Port Harcourt Refining Company (PHRC) is undergoing a maintenance shutdown.

Mr Olufemi Soneye, Chief Corporate Communications Officer, NNPC Ltd., said the scheduled maintenance and sustainability assessment commences on May 24, 2025.

Soneye said the company was working assiduously with relevant stakeholders to ensure efficient maintenance.

“We are working closely with all relevant stakeholders, including the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), to ensure the maintenance and assessment activities are carried out efficiently and transparently.

“NNPC Ltd. remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering sustainable energy security for Nigeria.

“Further updates will be provided regularly through our official channels, including our website, media platforms and public statements,” Soneye said. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Gregg Mmaduakolam/Emmanuel Afonne

Oil theft: Nigeria losing more crude oil than some OPEC members -Nwoko
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Oil theft: Nigeria losing more crude oil than some OPEC members -Nwoko

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By Deborah Coker

Nigeria’s losses due to crude oil theft are more significant than those of some other OPEC members.

The Chairman, Senate Ad hoc Committee on Crude Oil Theft, Sen. Ned Nwoko, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Abuja.

Nwoko emphasised the detrimental impact of the issue, including economic damage, environmental destruction, and its impact on host communities.

He also said that it was weakening the Naira, and depriving the nation of vital revenue needed for infrastructure, healthcare, education, and social development.

According to the senator who represents Delta North Senatorial District, the scale of this theft is staggering, with reports indicating losses of over 200,000 barrels per day.

He said that the ad hoc committee on Crude Oil Theft which he chaired, recently had a two-day public hearing on the rampant theft of crude oil through illegal bunkering, pipeline vandalism, and the systemic gaps in the regulation and surveillance of the nation’s petroleum resources.

He said that the public hearing was a pivotal step in addressing one of the most pressing challenges facing the nation.

‘’Nigeria loses billions of dollars annually to crude oil theft. This is severely undermining our economy, weakening the Naira, and depriving the nation of vital revenue needed for infrastructure, healthcare, education, and social development.

‘’The scale of this theft is staggering, with reports indicating losses of over 200,000 barrels per day more than some OPEC member nations produce.

‘’This criminal enterprise fuels corruption, funds illegal activities, and devastates our environment through spills and pollution.

‘’The public hearing was not just another talk shop; it was a decisive platform to uncover the root causes of crude oil theft, bunkering, and pipeline vandalism.

‘’It was a platform to evaluate the effectiveness of existing surveillance, monitoring, and enforcement mechanisms; Identify regulatory and legislative gaps that enable these crimes to thrive.

‘’It was also to engage stakeholders, security agencies, host communities, oil companies, regulators, and experts to proffer actionable solutions; and strengthen legal frameworks to ensure stricter penalties and more efficient prosecution of offenders,’’ he said.

Nwoko noted that Nigeria’s survival depended on how it tackled the menace.

‘’We cannot continue to haemorrhage resources while our people suffer. The future of our economy and the well-being of generations unborn depend on the actions we take today.

‘’The Senate and the National Assembly are committed to passing laws that will strengthen regulatory agencies; NUPRC, NEITI, NSA among others, as well as enhance community engagement and alternative livelihoods for Niger Delta youth.

‘’We are also committed to improving inter-agency collaboration between the military, police, NSCDC, and private security firms and enforcing transparency in crude oil lifting and metering processes.’’

He disclosed that the Ad-hoc Committee since its inception had commenced work in earnest by engaging forensic experts to trace and provide information on crude oil theft from point of lifting to sales, up to bank transactions.

‘’This is truly yielding great results and the Ad-hoc Committee will in due time not hesitate to publish its findings.

‘’Together, we can reclaim Nigeria’s stolen wealth, secure our energy infrastructure, and restore confidence in the petroleum sector,’’ he added. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Sadiya Hamza

Tinubu charges NNPCL board to turn economy around
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Tinubu charges NNPCL board to turn economy around

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By Salif Atojoko

President Bola Tinubu has urged the new Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd. (NNPCL) board to consolidate the gains of the ongoing economic reforms, which have attracted commendations for the resilience and competitiveness of the Nigerian economy.

Speaking at the inauguration of the Board of NNPC Ltd. at the State House, Tinubu said he selected the board members painstakingly to ensure quality leadership.

“When I started searching, it took a while to come up with the kind of character that you represent. You represent the best in the industry, and I have set goals for you.

“You have the reputation, resourcefulness and experience to help the country. It is a call to duty for you.

“I believe you are among the best the industry can offer,” he said.

The President said the ongoing economic reforms had yielded results, with local and international acknowledgements.

“Nigeria has come of age. It is now more competitive and turning the corner, and with your highly respected team, I can relax and attend to other issues.

“Thank you for accepting the opportunity to serve your country and our dear country,” the President stated.

Tinubu told the board that the volatility in the world’s economy would require looking inward for solutions, and Nigerians would depend on repositioning the NNPC Ltd.

He added, “Explore all options for a win-win situation for Nigeria. I am so proud of you and believe you will succeed.”

Mr Heineken Lokpobiri, the Minister of State, Petroleum, thanked the President for assembling the team he described as the best in Africa.

“I got calls from the whole of Africa, my colleagues in OPEC, saying that if this team does not deliver, Nigeria will have to import men from another planet to come and deliver the oil and gas sector in Nigeria,” he said.

Ahmadu Kida, the Chairman of the Board, thanked the President for the opportunity to serve the country.

He said the new Board would uphold the highest standard of leadership, courage and integrity in delivering on the President’s mandate.

Bashir Ojulari, the Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPC Ltd., said the team had already met with industry stakeholders to review operations and business relationships.

“We have had several meetings, and we have set a direction with the mandate that you have given us. We have commenced the journey with a bi-weekly meeting with stakeholders,” he said.

Ojulari noted that the management had started optimising various aspects of the company, including the turnaround maintenance of the refineries.

He said production had risen to 1.7 million barrels in two months from 1.5 million barrels, with the target of reaching 1.9 million barrels by year-end.

“We will promise what we can deliver, and we will deliver on our promise,” he added.

Ojulari also said the President’s economic reform had sent the right signals to attract foreign direct investments.

He assured that the NNPC Ltd. would operate as a business. (NAN)(www. nannews.ng)

Edited by Chinyere Joel-Nwokeoma

Lagos launches CNG training for students
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Lagos launches CNG training for students

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By Grace Alegba

The Lagos State Government has joined stakeholders in energy, transportation, and education to launch Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) conversion training for 500 polytechnic students in the South-West.

The event, held in Lagos, was organised by Mofe Foundation in partnership with the National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS).

It brought together 500 polytechnic students from across South-West states to address the skills gap in the Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) sector.

The initiative aims to promote sustainability, reduce emissions, and empower the next generation of technicians and engineers in Nigeria’s growing energy sector.

Speakers highlighted Nigeria’s abundant natural gas reserves and emphasised the urgent need to harness its economic and environmental potential.

They explained that natural gas is cleaner and safer than petrol, urging its adoption to support national energy security and reduce costs.

Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation, Mr Oluwaseun Osiyemi, said the state was actively involved in CNG conversions and infrastructure development.

He noted that through IBILE Holdings, the state is building 17 CNG filling stations to be completed by October.

“We’re undertaking conversions and constructing 17 new CNG stations across the state by October 2025,” Osiyemi said.

He stressed the importance of making CNG accessible to all, ensuring availability at stations for vehicles converted to run on gas.

He added that the training will boost student employability and increase the number of skilled CNG professionals across the region.

Osiyemi said the initiative would also reduce transport costs by up to 70 per cent, mitigating the effects of subsidy removal.

Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources, Mr Biodun Ogunleye, represented by Mr Aileru Tajudeen, outlined the climate benefits of CNG.

“CNG is the future — cleaner, cheaper, and more sustainable than fossil fuels,” he said, encouraging nationwide adoption.

Ogunleye praised the training for bridging the gap between academia and industry while promoting job creation and economic transformation.

He noted ongoing inter-ministerial collaboration to ensure quick access to CNG stations and wider conversion services in Lagos State.

Commissioner for Youth and Social Development, Mr Mobolaji Ogunlende, highlighted youth potential in driving economic and social change.

Represented by the state’s Youth Ambassador, Obadare Adenekan, he said the training aligns with the ministry’s youth empowerment vision.

NAPS South-West Coordinator, Mr Johnson Obasanya, said the training would help address youth unemployment and would be sustained and expanded.

Mofe Foundation Convener, Dr Funmilade Akingbagbohun, said Nigeria’s transport and industrial future depends on strategic CNG development.

“CNG conversion is not just an alternative — it’s a catalyst for transformative change,” Akingbagbohun stated in her keynote address.

She said the foundation was partnering with Lagos State and called on other centres across Nigeria to offer training facilities.

“We want to ensure students are trained properly to prevent accidents caused by poor conversions,” she added.

Akingbagbohun, a former Chair of the Nigerian Institution of Mechanical Engineers, said the training covers safety, design, and installation.

Mr Babafemi Oluwaseun, Technical Director of Verde Dynamo CNG, spoke on ‘The Future of CNG in Nigeria: Empowering a Sustainable Tomorrow.’

Oluwaseun, whose firm volunteered to train the students, shared safety tips and urged national adoption of CNG for collective progress. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Kamal Tayo Oropo

Asset integrity inspection needed to avert hazards in oil, gas sector – Expert
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Asset integrity inspection needed to avert hazards in oil, gas sector – Expert

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By Emmanuella Anokam

Alfa Designs Nigeria Limited, a leading oil and gas servicing company has underscored the need for quality asset integrity inspection services in the industry, to ensure productivity and safety.

Mr Shittu Oladapo, Asset Integrity Lead, Alfa Designs Nigeria Ltd., made this known on Wednesday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Yenagoa, Bayelsa.

Oladapo spoke on the sidelines of the ongoing Nigeria Oil and Gas Opportunity Fair (NOGOF) 2025, organised by the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB).

The fair which has its theme as “Driving Investment and Production Growth: Shaping a Sustainable Future for Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Industry through Indigenous Capacity Development”, holds from May 20 to May 22.

Oladapo described asset integrity inspection as an assessment of operational equipment/facility to achieve total reliability and safety.

“The oil and gas industry is lagging behind in terms of quality asset integrity inspection services.

“The industry needs to strengthen the integrity inspection of production equipment status to ensure reliability, durability and sustainability of oil and gas equipment/facility to avoid exposing people to dangers.”

According to him, an asset integrity management can reveal the status of an asset, in terms of integrity, wellbeing, fitness for purpose and continuous operation.

He said that oil and gas equipment and facilities required up to date integrity inspection services to enhance safety reliability and avoid unnecessary downtime.

Oladapo said that without adequate integrity inspection services, operators of oil and gas facilities could be exposed to hazards and other forms of accidents.

“They need a third party inspection company to do that, which is what Alfa Designs Nigeria Ltd. represents. We can give quality services and value at a competitive pricing,’’ he said.

He emphasised the need to engage the services of an asset integrity management companies to ensure that oil and gas equipment are up to date in terms of inspection and reliability status.

Oladapo explained that its asset integrity management system outlines the ability of an asset to perform its functions effectively while protecting health, safety and environment and also ensuring that who deliver integrity are in place.

He said there were wide range of inspection equipment used to inspect the integrity status of oil and gas industry production equipment for continuous operation.

According to him, Alfa Designs has a fleet of advanced inspection equipment in their capability, as well as competent personnel to execute the project whenever contacted.

He identified the Scorpion Biscan Crawler as a type of its advanced asset integrity inspection equipment, which could also be referred to as robotic crawler.

“A robotic crawler is used for advanced ultrasonic inspection services, basically for above ground atmospheric storage tanks, pressure vessels, process piping among others to detect corrosion.

“We have another equipment called Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL-3Di) which basically has a high probability and sensitivity for detecting corrosion and crack in storage tanks bottom plates.

“This inspection equipment has a capability for top and bottom defect discrimination, which signifies the area where the discontinuity or defect is taking place.

“The equipment has the capability to identify or detect precisely the status of the facility, issues and where the defect is occurring.

“There is complementary equipment to MFL-3Di called MFL hand scan which complements the 3Di in the area it cannot access.

“Another equipment that is very precise is Guided Wave Ultrasonic Testing equipment which is part of our advanced inspection equipment used for processing and screening of a pipe,” he said.

The expert further explained that the equipment can screen as long as 30 meters apart, both positive and negative direction of any pipe either on the surface level or below ground level.

“When your production equipment, such as process piping, pressure vessels, storage tanks, process valves (manual and pneumatic control valves), production pumps among others, have an optimal performance, you will not experience a downtime,” he added.
(NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Emmanuel Afonne

NOGOF 2025: Indigenous oil coys seek enabling environment, patronage
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NOGOF 2025: Indigenous oil coys seek enabling environment, patronage

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By Emmanuella Anokam and Nathan Nwakamma

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