Gallant Troops of Operation Pulo Shield (OPS) of the Nigerian Army have seized 2.3 million litres of stolen petroleum products (diesel) worth N3.45 million from an illegal bunker site in Rivers State.
Maj.-Gen. Alani Okunlola, the Commander of the operation, formerly known as the Joint Task Force, spoke to newsmen on Sunday at Tamunotonye Ama in Ogu-Bolo Local Government Area of the state.
“On September 23, troops of Sector 2 of OPS of 2 Brigade Army Port Harcourt stormed Tamunotonye-Ama community and discovered a very large bunkering site which operates illegally.
“Troops during the raid discovered and seized eight large metal badges laden with stolen Automated Gas Oil (AGO), commonly referred to as diesel, while another 23 empty barges were also seized.
“Two of the eight metal badges have estimated capacity of seven tanker trucks each,“ he said.
The OPS commander told newsmen that other items found at the site were 44 large plastic tanks, 22 illegal pumping dumps, 18 pumping machines, three speedboats, two outboard engines and a lengthy hose.
Maj.-Gen. Alani Okunlola, the Commander of the operation, formerly known as the Joint Task Force, spoke to newsmen on Sunday at Tamunotonye Ama in Ogu-Bolo Local Government Area of the state.
“On September 23, troops of Sector 2 of OPS of 2 Brigade Army Port Harcourt stormed Tamunotonye-Ama community and discovered a very large bunkering site which operates illegally.
“Troops during the raid discovered and seized eight large metal badges laden with stolen Automated Gas Oil (AGO), commonly referred to as diesel, while another 23 empty barges were also seized.
“Two of the eight metal badges have estimated capacity of seven tanker trucks each,“ he said.
The OPS commander told newsmen that other items found at the site were 44 large plastic tanks, 22 illegal pumping dumps, 18 pumping machines, three speedboats, two outboard engines and a lengthy hose.
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