Nigeria’s pipeline vandalism in 14 years
Below is a list of all the pipeline vandalism in Nigeria in the last fourteen years (14), cases recorded since 1999 till date are 34,042 with % states being the hot spots.
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Cases recorded since 1999 – 34,042
Cases recorded ‘between’ (2011 – 2014)
2011 – 5,518
2012 – 4,468
2013 – 3,708
2014 – 3,571
Ogun state
Delta state
Rivers state
Abuja
Gombe State
Between 2012 – 2015
Crude oil – 1,310,139
PMS – 712,776
AGO – 37,054
DPK – 9,548
Negative effects of pipeline vandalism is the deterioration of refinery system as a result of idle time, loss of revenue, product supply challenges, scarcity, and loss of lives and material resources from pipeline fire.
PMS: Premium Motor Spirit | DPK: Dual purpose Kerosene | AGO: Automated Gas oil
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