Mr Luke Anele, the Managing Director of Nigerian Pipelines Storage Company , has said.
“Our major stockpile now is the Mosimi Depot and at any point in time, we have a little above 100 million litres. He said that in the process of reactivating the pipelines some of them were ruptured and were difficult to weld. Anele noted that in 2018, the company engaged National Engineering Technology Company to carry out a study and check the state of the facilities.
He said that with viable pipelines, the country would realise huge revenue through transportation of products.
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