The Group Chief Executive Officer Of The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), Mele Kyari, Announced That The Refinery, Which Has A Capacity Of 125,000 Barrels Per Day, Is Now Operating At 60 Percent Capacity. Tinubu Commended Kyari And The NNPCL For Restoring Nigeria’s Status As A Leading Oil-Producing Nation.
The President Emphasized That The Refinery Will Produce Essential Products Like Straight-Run Kerosene (SRK), Automotive Gas Oil (AGO), And Naphtha, Advancing His Administration’s Commitment To Energy Efficiency And Security.
“The Restart Of Warri Refinery Today Brings Joy And Gladness To Me And Nigerians. This Will Further Strengthen The Hope And Confidence Of Nigerians For A Greater And Better Future Than We Promised. This Development Is A Remarkable Way To End The Year Following The Feat Recorded Earlier With The Old Port Harcourt Refinery. I Am Equally Happy That NNPC Limited Is Implementing My Directive To Restore All Four Refineries To Good Working Condition.
“I Congratulate Mele Kyari And His Team At NNPCL For Working Hard To Restore Our National Pride And Make Nigeria A Hub For Crude Oil Refining In Africa,” President Tinubu Said.
