The 110,000 bpd-capacity Kaduna Refinery is one of Nigeria's four dysfunctional refineries that have produced no fuel for years leaving the country to rely on imported petroleum products.
The Nigerian government on Saturday said with the ongoing quick-fix project, the Kaduna refinery and Petrochemicals Company Limited will be back on stream by the end of 2024.The 110,000 bpd-capacity Kaduna Refinery is one of Nigeria's four dysfunctional refineries that have produced no fuel for years, leaving the country to rely on imported petroleum products.the award of the contract for the rehabilitation of Warri and Kaduna Refineries at the combined total sum of $1.5 billion.
Mr Lokpobiri, who observed that he would continue to hold key players involved in the rehabilitation process of the nation's refineries accountable, also pledged federal government support in ensuring the timely delivery of the project. Mr Kyari said that all hands are on deck to bring the refinery back on stream noting that the contractor has since mobilized to the site and the needed equipment for the quick-fix activities is already in place.There was a problem processing your submission. Please try again later.
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