The President General of respected Niger Delta socio-cultural group, the Orashi National Congress (ONC), Amb. Emeni Ibe (JP AP), has applauded the continued stakeholders engagement efforts of Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited across the Niger Delta region.
The ONC leader gave the applause on Wednesday during the April edition of the PINL stakeholders meeting held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
He stated that the company’s consistent collaboration with host communities and relevant stakeholders has strengthened cooperation in the protection of critical oil and gas infrastructure, contributing to peace, stability, and improved relations in the region.
Amb. Ibe also expressed appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the Federal Government’s sustained support and renewal of contracts with PINL and related security partners.
According to him, this reflects the administration’s commitment to safeguarding national assets while encouraging development in oil-producing communities.
He further noted that the synergy between PINL, security agencies, and host communities has produced visible results, including reduced pipeline vandalism, improved surveillance, and stronger trust among stakeholders.
He urged all parties involved to maintain the current momentum, stressing that continuous dialogue and cooperation remain essential for lasting peace and sustainable economic growth in the Niger Delta.
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