The Nigeria Liquefied and Natural Gas (NLNG) has denied claims made in an online newspaper article that claimed crude oil and natural gas worth $1.2 billion had been stolen.
NLNG characterised the article as inaccurate, malicious, and a purposeful repetition of false assertions reported in an internet media channel in January 2022 in a statement made accessible to newsmen.
According to NLNG's General Manager for External Relations and Sustainable Development, Andy Odeh, the firm reacted to the charges by outlining the facts, but the publication published the same claims without giving NLNG the chance to comment or refute them.
He believed that it was clear that the release was meant to damage the reputation of the business and its executives.
Odeh said deliveries of LNG from its Bonny Terminal complied with all regulatory requirements for the export of its products and are made under various LNG sales contracts to destinations not limited to Europe, but also to the Far East, Greater Middle East.
North America and South America, thus ensuring NLNG’s position as a significant competitive global LNG supplier, promoting the Nigerian Brand.