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Nigerian Navy Vows to Boost Oil Output, Combat Theft

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The Nigerian Navy has pledged to support oil-producing companies in increasing Nigeria's oil output and protecting critical petroleum assets. Chief of Naval Staff, Idi Abbas, made this pledge during a meeting with a delegation from the Security Sub-Committee of the Oil Producers Trade Section of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The delegation, led by Chairman Johnson Ogbum, sought to enhance naval patrols in vulnerable maritime areas and secure support for moving petroleum products. Mr. Abbas reaffirmed the navy's commitment to securing the maritime environment and protecting critical national economic infrastructure.

He noted that naval operations have helped reduce crude oil theft and emphasized the importance of technology in strengthening maritime surveillance and patrol capabilities. The meeting focused on strengthening security around oil production facilities, remote assets, and export terminals.

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