#Bayelsa pipeline attack

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Oando Plc Delays 2024 Audited Financials, Cites NAOC Acquisition and Internal Control Adjustments

LAGOS – April 3, 2025 | Naija247news Business Desk – Leading indigenous oil and gas giant Oando Plc has officially informed shareholders and the investing public of a delay in the publication of its 2024 Audited Financial Statements (AFS), missing the regulatory deadline of March 31, 2025, as stipulated under Rule 1.1.4 of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Rulebook on Filing of Accounts. In a corporate…

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Bayelsa’s Commissioner Confirmed The Vandals Launch Attack On 24-inch Pipeline In Bayelsa

A 24-inch gas pipeline situated in the Southern Ijaw Local Government Area has been attacked by some yet-to-be-identified vandals. Confirming the attack, Bayelsa’s commissioner for information and orientation, Ebiuwou Koku-Obiyai, said the vandals damaged the Ogboinbiri/Obiobi 24-inch gas pipeline. Located between Angiama and Angiamagbene communities, Koku-Obiyai said the attack by the criminals…

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JTF debunks rumoured attack on Conoil pipeline in Bayelsa https://crudeoilbrokers.blogspot.com/2019/01/jtf-debunks-rumoured-attack-on-conoil.html

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LATEST NEWS: Gunmen murder pipeline surveillance worker in Bayelsa

LATEST NEWS: Gunmen murder pipeline surveillance worker in Bayelsa

Publish date: 2022-07-11 16:07:30 | Author: Daniels Igoni | Source: punchng.com A three-member gang suspected to be assassins have attacked and killed an official of an indigenous pipeline surveillance firm identified as Mr Indukakpo Ogede in Bayelsa State. It was gathered that Ogede’s assailants shot him twice in a hotel around Tamic Road in the Okutukutu area of Yenagoa on Sunday. They were…

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A new coalition of 36 militant groups under the aegis of Continuous Emancipation of Niger Delta, which recently attacked

A new coalition of 36 militant groups under the aegis of Continuous Emancipation of Niger Delta, which recently attacked

A new coalition of 36 militant groups under the aegis of Continuous Emancipation of Niger Delta, which recently attacked gas and crude oil pipelines in Bayelsa State, on Friday reeled out six demands for the Federal Government which they said should be quickly handled to avert continued “destructive attacks” on oil and gas facilities in the country. . The demands, contained in an electronic mail…

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Explosions rock Shell, Agip oil fields, pipelines in Bayelsa

Explosions rock Shell, Agip oil fields, pipelines in Bayelsa

Unidentified persons have reportedly attacked oil facilities operated by Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) and Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC) at Ikarama Community in Yenagoa Council Area of Bayelsa State. A youth leader in Ikarama near the location of the incident, Ben Warder, yesterday, told The Guardian that residents heard several explosions that rocked the oil fields on Monday, but…

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Nigeria Loses N2.3 Trillion to Oil Theft as Sabotage Cripples Oando Pipelines in Bayelsa

Naija247news Exclusive – April 12, 2025 YENAGOA, Nigeria – Nigeria’s fragile oil economy took another hit this week as Oando Plc, a leading indigenous oil and gas firm, confirmed that three of its critical pipelines were sabotaged in Bayelsa State, spotlighting the growing threat of infrastructure vandalism amid deepening political instability in the Niger Delta. The affected assets include the…

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N’Delta Militants Bomb Oil Facility In Bayelsa

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N’Delta Militants Bomb Oil Facility In Bayelsa

Suspected militants over the weekend attacked an oil facility in Koluama, southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State.

Ango 5 and 6 oil field believed to be owned by the Consolidated Oil (Conoil) was blown up by a group of militants called Koluama Seven Brothers.

The group in a statement signed by its President, General Angel Michael, said the attack on the oil facility was because of some unresolved issues bordering on implementation of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on scholarship and job creation for the people of the area.

It said the attack was a warning to Conoil, adding that if it failed to address the issues being raised by the people of the area, it would carry out further attacks to shut down the operations of the oil firm.

“Our early hours’ strike of 12:20am January 4, 2019, at Angle 2 field of Conoil is just a warning to Conoil. If Conoil fails to address the issues behind the MoU, scholarships, job creation for the peace-loving people of Koluama clan, then we have no other option than to lunch a strike to shut down Conoil.”

A youth leader in Koluama community, Mr Henry Omietimi, who said he was briefed of the incident by a member of a local security attached to the area, however, said he was yet to get the full details.

He also said he was investigating to know whether it was really an attack on the oil field or an attack on the pipeline.

The Media Officer of the Bayelsa command of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Mr J. N. Harcourt, confirmed the incident but said he was yet to get details.

“I am yet to receive full details from the officer-in-charge of Koluama due to bad network,” he said.

The factional president of the Ijaw Youths Council, Mr Eric Omare, cautioned against early attribution of the attack to a militant group to signal the resumption of hostilities in the Niger Delta region. He promised to investigate and issue a detailed statement.

“I’m yet to get the details of the pipeline explosion hence it would be premature to assume that it was a militant attack. I will issue a detail statement.”

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Bayelsa community launches manhunt for masterminds of fake news of attack on Conoil facility

Bayelsa community launches manhunt for masterminds of fake news of attack on Conoil facility

The people of Koluama 1 in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa have launched a manhunt for those behind the false report that an oil facility in the area was attacked on Friday.

A group ‘Koluama Seven Brothers’ had on Sunday claimed that it blew up a pipeline operated by Conoil in Koluama citing failure of the oil company to implement a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) it signed with…

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JTF, Bayelsa Residents Debunk Reported Militants’ Attack On Conoil Pipeline

JTF, Bayelsa Residents Debunk Reported Militants’ Attack On Conoil Pipeline

Military and community sources in Bayelsa have described some media reports of militants’ attack on an oil pipeline in Koluama 1, Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of the state as “fake news.”

Online media had reported that a militant group blew up a pipeline within Conoil’s oilfield near the Atlantic coastline in Koluama 1 settlement.

Maj. Ibrahim Abdullahi, Spokesman of the Joint Military…

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Sabotage Hits Oando Pipelines Amid Rivers State Political Crisis: Is Nigeria’s Oil Heartland Under Siege?

By Naija247news Reporter Bayelsa/Nigeria – April 12, 2025 – The recent spate of coordinated sabotage attacks on Oando Plc’s key oil and gas pipelines in Bayelsa State has sent shockwaves across the Niger Delta, amid fears that the unfolding political turbulence in neighbouring Rivers State may be fueling a resurgence of militant activity in Nigeria’s oil-rich region. Oando, Nigeria’s leading…

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Militia Bombs Bayelsa Oil Field

Militia Bombs Bayelsa Oil Field

Oilfield owned by Conoil over the weekend exploded and went up in flames at Koluama, Southern Ijaw Local Government Area, Bayelsa State.

A group, which identified itself as the Koluama Seven Brothers (KSB), claimed responsibility for the explosion, which sources described as massive and deafening.

It was gathered that the attack on a pipeline located in the oilfield, which occurred on January 4…

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BREAKING:Again, militants bomb Agip pipeline in Bayelsa

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BREAKING:Again, militants bomb Agip pipeline in Bayelsa

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A pipeline belonging to the Nigerian Agip Oil Company in Brass Local Government Area of Bayelsa State has been bombed by the militant group, Niger Delta Avengers.

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The militants, who had earlier vowed to reduce the country’s oil production to zero, attacked the trunkline with dynamites on Friday.

The attacked facility, identified as Obi-Obi Brass Trunkline, is said to be a major pipeline of NAOC.

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Security sources said the incident, which happened at about 3 o’clock in the morning, sparked fire with thick smoke billowing from the bombed pipeline into the atmosphere.

The militant group, the Niger Delta Avengers, which has rebuffed any dialogue with the Federal Government, claimed responsibility for the attack through its Twitter handle.

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The militants also lauded the international community for allegedly halting their crude oil business transactions with Nigeria.

The NDA said, “At about 3am on Friday, the Niger Delta Avengers blew up the Obi Obi Brass trunkline belonging to Agip ENI. It is Agip’s major crude oil line in Bayelsa State.

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“It is good as foreign refineries stop buying Nigeria oil because the Nigerian state has been robbing the Niger Delta of her oil and gas. We will inform the international community when we are open for business.”

The state Commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Mr. Desmond Agu, confirmed the incident.

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Agu said the security agency had started meeting with traditional rulers in various coastal communities as part of measures to resolve the crisis in the state.

He said the meeting commenced with traditional rulers from communities in Southern Ijaw, a local government area with one of the largest concentration of oil activities in the state.

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He said the strategy was aimed at directly involving the monarchs and youths in the protection of critical national assets within their domains.

Agu said the corps and other security agencies remained resolute and committed to protecting the country’s assets, noting that his men were doing their best to protect the state from attackers.

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He advised aggrieved youths to shun violence and embrace peace in order for the Niger Delta to attain its expected growth and development.

The NSCDC boss said, “This is the case of people turning their weapons against themselves. This destruction is having grave impact, not just on the economy of the region, but also on the environment.

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“Any polluted environment takes a long time to recover and become suitable for farming, fishing and other uses. Invariably, these youths are destroying their future and the future of their children. It doesn’t worth it because there are better ways to make demands than self-inflicted injuries.”

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JTF debunks rumoured attack on Conoil pipeline in Bayelsa

Mkpoikana Udoma 06 January 2019, Sweetcrude, Port Harcourt — The Joint Taskforce operating in the Niger Delta region, Operation Delta Safe, OPDS, has described as false the reports making the rounds that suspected militants have attacked an oil pipeline operated by Conoil Plc in Koluama-1 community, Bayelsa State. Some online media outfits, not SweetCrude Reports, … More » More »

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Niger Delta Militant group bombs Conoil facility

Niger Delta Militant group bombs Conoil facility

A Niger Delta militant group that styles itself as Koluama Seven Brothers, on Sunday, said it carried out a “warning” strike on an oil facility owned by energy company, Conoil in Bayelsa.

The attack was carried out on Friday, by the new group.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps confirmed that a blast was heard on Friday around a Conoil pipeline in Bayelsa.

The militants threatened a…

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Reported militants attack on Bayelsa pipeline is fake news: Military and community sources

Reported militants attack on Bayelsa pipeline is fake news: Military and community sources

Military and community sources in Bayelsa on Sunday described reports of militants attack on oil pipeline operated by Conoil in Koluama 1, in Southern Ijaw LGA, Bayelsa as ‘fake news’.

Some online media and the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) had reported that a militant group had blown up a pipeline within Conoil’s oilfield near the Atlantic coastline in Koluama 1 settlement.

Several sources in…