Nigerian Navy’s DELTA SANITY Yields Success as rude Oil Production Records 1.658 Million Barrels Per Day
Oru Leonard
In a significant boost to Nigeria’s economy, the Nigerian Navy’s Operation DELTA SANITY has achieved remarkable success in combating crude oil theft. The latest production figures reveal a notable increase, with a recorded output of 1.658 million barrels per day.
This impressive feat underscores the effectiveness of the operation, which was launched to rid Nigeria’s maritime environment of the menace of crude oil theft. The Nigerian Navy has demonstrated its unwavering commitment to protecting the nation’s resources and ensuring the sustainability of its economy.
Commodore A Adams-Aliu, Director of Information, emphasized that the Navy will continue to build on this success, sustaining current efforts to enhance crude oil production and eradicate crude oil theft. This commitment aligns with the President and Commander-in-Chief’s directive to ensure the security of Nigeria’s maritime environment.
Operation DELTA SANITY has sent a strong message to perpetrators of crude oil theft, demonstrating the Nigerian Navy’s capability and determination to protect the nation’s interests. As the operation continues to yield positive results, Nigeria’s economy is poised for further growth and development.
