Featured Gas Oil

DPR begins Radiometric survey in Bida basin

The Department of Petroleum Resources has commenced the Radiometric survey of the bida basin Niger state in line with federal government’s aspiration to diversify hydrocarbon exploration across all Nigerian basins.

Mr Paul Osu, Head, Public Affairs, said the heirector of Petroleum Resources,  Mr Ahmad Shakur gave this indication when he paid a courtesy call on the Executive Governor of Niger state,  Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello who was represented by the Deputy Governor,  Alhaji Ahmed Mohammed Ketso.

The Director said the objective of the Radiometric survey is to determine the hydrocarbon prospectivity of the bida basin.  He stated that the exercise will cover twelve local government areas of the state.

Mr. Shakur solicited  the cooperation of the state government in sensitisation of the people in the affected local government areas of the survey to ensure the safe conduct  of the program.

The Executive Governor of the state promised to give DPR maximum support including the provision of adequate security for the survey team.

He stated that the government of Niger state was delighted to have DPR, being  the Petroleum Regulatory Agency of Nigeria carry out the survey in state which they expect will boost the economy of the state by way of job creation.

In the same vein,  Mr. Shakur paid a courtesy visit to the Emir of Bida,  Alhaji  Yahaya Abubakar to also solicit his cooperation and support for the Radiometric survey.

The Emir gave his assurance to provide support for the program and assist in the sensitisation of his people.

 

 

Related posts

Disputed computer village building: Appeal Court fixes May 2 to hear appeal on default judgment

Editor

Expert seeks decentralisation of TCN to attract investors

Our Reporter

Omicron variant: Travel bans loom as Canada detects Nigeria-linked cases

Our Reporter

NSE index resumes 2020 with 0.10% growth, amid MTNN gain

Abisola THOMPSON

FMDQ OTC lists Dangote Cement N50bn Commercial Paper on its platform

Editor

Senate summons IG over killings

By Kunle SHONUGA