In a report by Punch Newspaper, the attacked facility which has been set on fire since the attack has not been quenched.

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“The fire is still on and it’s going to be hard to stop it because it’s huge,” the workers said on Saturday night.

Meanwhile, Chevron spokeswoman, Isabel Ordonez was quoted to have said the incident had affected about 35,000 barrels per day of its own net crude production and or about 15 per cent of its output in the country.

The General Manager, Policy, Government and Public Affairs, Chevron Nigeria Limited, Deji Haastrup, confirmed the figure saying 'This is a very difficult time for the country because it needs the revenue it can get from oil production. Incidents such as this have the potential to impact that. We do hope that it does not seriously affect the country.'