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We  moved  from  loss  of  N803  billion  in  2018,  support  and  teamwork  that  brought  about  the
             reduced to 1.7 billion in 2019 and in 2020, we are  milestone.  “We  are  no  longer  a  liability  in  this
             making profit after tax of N287 billion, this is in  country, we are serving people in different ways
             no  doubt  a  huge  progress  but  by  no  means  but most importantly we are adding physical va-
             sufficient.  This  is  the  largest  corpora-tion  in  lue to the fortunes of this country,” he added. In
             Africa, we hold the largest reserve of oil and gas  his remark, the Minister of State for Petroleum
             in the whole of Africa and many coun-tries in the  Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva, said that it was
             world,  our  potentials  are  bigger  than  this.  This  the era of achievement for the corporation and
             company is a trillion naira profit com-pany,” he  sector at large. “This is a season of so many achi-
             said. He also noted with the continued support of  evements, we just achieved the PIA and now we
             the  President  and  the  Minister  of  State  for  are making profit as a company. This is the first
             Petroleum  Resources,  the  corporation  would  be  time this is happening in 43 years as a corpora-
             taken to the next level to serve Nigerians better.  tion and I am proud of you, the management and
             He  further  commended  the  board  members,      staff  of  the  corporation.  This  is  a  monumental
             union leaders and the management team for the     milestone, the first time NNPC is making profit.”




             NLNG, a model firm that reflects Nigeria

             On June 14, 2021, the inauguration ceremony of
             NLNG's 7th plant was held in Finima, Boony Is-
             land. This investment will help diversify the sour-
             ce of energy produced in Nigeria while ensuring
             increased gas production. The Minister of State
             for Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva, as
             well as personalities from the oil and gas sector
             were  present  for  the  occasion.  Bitrus  Nabasu
             (MPR  Permanent  Secretary),  Mele  Kolo  Kiyari
             (NNPC  General  Manager),  Bala  Wunti  (NAPIMS
             Director),  Brenda  Ataga  (HMSPR  Secretary
             General) were present to visit the factory and the
             control center. During this day particularly rich  Thirty  years  after  its  creation  and  twenty  years
             in exchanges, all the speakers agreed on the ab-  after the installation of its first plant in Nigeria,
             solutely central role that this new plant has for  NLNG  is  now  among  the  world  leaders  in  the
             the future of NLNG as well as for Nigeria.      sector. With a turnover of close to $1 bil-lion, the
             In fact, the facility is a perfect reflection of the  firm continues to make significant in-vestments
             willingness and ability of Nigerians to take on in-  and still occupies a prominent place in periodic
             creasingly ambitious challenges. Indeed, NLNG is  rankings. In this context, no need to specify that
             a great model of discipline, professionalism, ef-  NLNG benefits from the repeated confidence of
             ficiency  and  responsible  decision-making.  This  multiple investors who are pres-sing at its doors.
             new  plant  is  in  addition  to  the  firm's  six  other  However,  NLNG  and  its  executives  do  not  lose
             plants,  which  receive  and  process  gas  before  sight of reality and give increasing importance to
             shipping it around the world. A significant point  social and environmental impacts through a par-
             is that all the plants are managed and operated  ticularly exemplary CSR policy.
             by Nigerians.




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