The Aiteo Eastern Exploration and Production Company (AEEPCO), operator of the NNPC/Aiteo Joint Venture on OML 29 says it has completed a joint investigative visit to a recent spill site in Nembe Local Government Area, adding that its affected facility is safe to be reopened for production.
According to a statement by the Group Head, Strategic Communications, Media & Events at Aiteo Group, Ndiana Matthew, the joint investigative visit to the spill site was attended by all stakeholders as required by regulations, saying that while production continues other statutory spill management protocols will run concurrently.
Consequently, AEEPCO’s Group Managing Director, Victor Okoronkwo, was quoted as saying “After a comprehensive evaluation of our operations and infrastructure at the Nembe Swamp Field, we are delighted to confirm the resumption of production activities.
“Our dedicated team has worked diligently to address the issues caused by the recent incident and implemented enhanced safety protocols to prevent future occurrences.
“We have engaged with regulatory bodies, local communities, and stakeholders to ensure transparency and accountability throughout this process.”
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