EFCC DISMISSES 27 OFFICERS FOR FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES, MISCONDUCT. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 EFCC Dismisses 27 Officers for Fraudulent Activities, Misconduct   In its quest to enforce integrity and rid its fold of fraudulent elements, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, dismissed twenty seven (27) officers from its workforce in 2024.   The officers were dismissed for various offences bordering on fraudulent activities and misconduct.  Their dismissal, FOLLOWING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE STAFF Disciplinary Committee of the EFCC, was ratified by the Executive Chairman, Mr. Ola Olukoyede.     Olukoyede reiterated the commitment of the Commission to zero tolerance for corruption, warning that no officer is immune to disciplinary measures. Every modicum of allegation against any staff of the Commission would always be investigated, including a trending $400,000 claim of a yet-to-be-identified supposed staff of the EFCC against a Sectional Head. The core values of the Commission are sacrosanct and would always be held in optima...
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RETAILERS TO BEGIN LIFTING PETROL FROM PORT HARCOURT REFINERY THIS WEEK- PETROAN.(PHOTO).

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 Retailers to Begin Lifting Petrol from Port Harcourt Refinery This Week – PETROAN


Marketers and retailers of petroleum products are set to start lifting Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) from the Port Harcourt Refining Company this week, barring any last-minute changes, according to the Petroleum Products Retail Outlet Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN).


Joseph Obele, the association's Publicity Secretary, confirmed this in an exclusive interview, stating that since the refinery resumed operations in November, it had been supplying fuel exclusively to retail outlets owned by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL). However, Obele clarified that the fuel being supplied by NNPCL to marketers had been imported.


Obele raised concerns over the higher prices for PMS in Port Harcourt, where retailers are currently paying more than those in Lagos, despite logistical explanations. He called for the refinery to sell at N899 per litre, the same rate as in Lagos, instead of the current N970 per litre being charged in Port Harcourt.


He emphasized that Port Harcourt retail outlet owners are uncomfortable with the pricing disparity, urging that the same rates should apply across both locations now that the refinery is directly supplying the region.


When asked if marketers in the area had begun purchasing fuel directly from the NNPC refinery, Obele confirmed that they had not yet started but would begin this week.


Obele further reiterated the association’s request for the NNPC to sell fuel from the Port Harcourt refinery at the same price as in Lagos, citing the higher cost of the product in Port Harcourt.


In response to questions regarding the NNPC’s supply, Obele affirmed that the fuel supplied to Lagos is sourced from imports.


The NNPC had resumed operations at the Port Harcourt refinery in November, with rehabilitation work ongoing at its newer 150,000-barrel-per-day facility, which is expected to be completed soon.


NNPC spokesman Olufemi Soneye confirmed that the refinery currently produces naptha, which is blended to create petrol.

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