The Renewable Energy Division from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has blamed the slow progress of the feasibility studies, regarding the development of Biofuel project in Kogi State, on the COVID-19 pandemic and EndSARS protest that recently rocked the Nation.
Fresh Angle International can report that this much was credited to a delegation from the Nigerian Oil Corporation, when they met with the Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello weekend.
The delegation, reportedly informed the Governor that after due consultation between NNPC and its Consultant, the team was requested to make progress on the feasibility studies of the project site, to conclude its findings for proper report.
They recalled that a team from NNPC alongside its Consultant, visited the state to conduct land validation and feasibility study for the biofuel project.
Our Kogi State Correspondent reports that the Governor who commended the initiative, assured the team of their safety during the cause of their all-important assignment, noting that the state remains a safe zone for visitors, businessmen and investors.
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