NNPC Limited has successfully restored the Escravos–Lagos Pipeline System (ELPS) in Warri, Delta State. Following the unexpected explosion on December 10, 2025, which led to the immediate activation of emergency response, deployment, and coordinated containment measures.
The NNPC Ltd team worked tirelessly with multidisciplinary teams to ensure the damaged section was repaired, pressure-tested, and safely recommissioned. The pipeline is now fully operational, reaffirming the corporation’s resilience and commitment to energy security.
According to Andy Odeh, Chief Corporate Communications Officer NNPC Ltd, surmounting this challenging moment into a success story is attributed to the unwavering support of our host communities, the guidance of regulators, the vigilance of security agencies, and the dedication of our partners and staff.
“This achievement was made possible through the unwavering support of our host communities, the guidance of regulators, the vigilance of security agencies, and the dedication of our partners and staff. Together, we turned a challenging moment into a success story, restoring operations in record time while upholding the highest standards of safety and environmental stewardship.
“As we move forward, NNPC Limited remains steadfast in its commitment to protecting our environment, safeguarding our communities, and maintaining the integrity and reliability of our assets. Thank you for your trust as we continue to power progress for Nigeria, together,” Andy Odeh stated.
