ARMY ARREST 5 OIL THIEVES, DEACTIVATES ILLEGAL REFINERIES IN RIVERS. (PHOTOS).

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 Army Arrest 5 Oil Thieves, Deactivates Illegal Refineries In Rivers Five suspected oil thieves have been arrested by operatives of the Nigerian Army 6 division, as forty six illegal refineries were deactivated in Ogba/Egbema local government area of Rivers state. This was disclosed in a statement by the Acting Deputy Director of the Nigerian Army 6 division Lieutenant Colonel Danjuma Jonah. According to him, boats used to ferry stolen products and thousands of litres of stolen products were recovered in the remote creeks by operatives of the Nigerian Army. The operation was said to have been successful as a result of intelligence gathering, as the Army engaged armed vandals in a shootout before arresting the suspects. Stolen crude oil packaged in sacks were also confiscated, while operational illegal refineries sites were deactivated and destroyed in line with professional best practices according to the military. Meanwhile, the General Officer Commanding 6 division Nigerian Army Majo
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IT WAS NOT US, IMF DENIES ADVISING NIGERIA TO STOP FUEL SUBSIDY. (PHOTO).

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  It Was Not Us, IMF Denies Advising Nigeria To Stop Fuel Subsidy


The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says the Nigerian Government decided to remove fuel subsidy and not an advice from the body. 


IMF’s African Region Director Abebe Selassie said this on Friday at a briefing on the sidelines of the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings in Washington DC, US.


“The decision was a domestic one. We don’t have programmes in Nigeria. Our role is limited to regular dialogue, as we have with other nations like Japan or the UK,” he said.

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