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Calabar, October 9, 2016 – Northwest Petroleum has provided solution to the Calabar – Ikom road users.

Motorists and commuters plying the deplorable Calabar-Itu federal highway have experienced temporary relief, owing to the intervention of Northwest Petroleum and Gas Company Limited. The intervention was to stop further the deplorable road.

 

In recent time, the condition of this road has declined with little or no maintenance on it. The road got worse and impassable to road users resulting in users spending long hours at this stretch of their journeys.

Even tanker drivers who are responsible for petroleum distribution across the country from the Calabar depot experienced the hardship and had made a plea to the government to repair the roads

Northwest Petroleum, whose operational base is in Calabar took it upon herself to make the road passable even if temporarily. This was after the Managing Director- Mrs. Winifred Akpani had read about the terrible state of the road and subsequently swung into action. This is another CSR initiative by the company amongst many others.

With the road repaired, the users heaved sighs of relief as the time spent on the road had greatly reduced. The Chairman of Biase Local Council, Mr. Enebiene Ana, noted the bad state of the road and thanked Northwest Petroleum for the repair as this has brought great relief to the road users. This was reiterated by the Chairman, Calabar Municipal Council, Ntufam Donatus Etim, as well as the tanker drivers who use the road.

About Northwest Petroleum

Northwest Petroleum & Gas Company Limited is a Company in the Oil & Gas Sector of the economy with International repute. The Company has vast experience in the importation, supply, distribution and storage of Petroleum Products and is also actively involved in the official export of Crude Oil from Nigeria being one of thirty-nine Companies approved by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) for allocation and export of Nigerian Crude Oil. Presently, amongst other facilities, the Company operates two (2) Ultra-Modern Mega Petroleum Products Storage Terminals with combined capacity of 96.8 Million litres certified and duly licensed by the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) and an Ultra-Modern Berthing Facility with International state-of-the-art Fire Fighting and Safety Equipment in the Calabar Free Trade Zone, Cross River State. The Company also owns and operates several 24– and 26- Ultra-Modern Mega Petroleum Products Filling Stations across the Country under a very rapid expansion program. For more information, visit www.northwestpetroleum-ng.com.