The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has denied claims that it is selling scrap materials from its refineries, warning the public to disregard such information and remain alert to fraudulent schemes. The clarification follows reports of individuals impersonating company officials to promote fake transactions.
In an official statement issued in Abuja, the national oil company stated that it has not authorised any sale of refinery scrap, equipment, or materials from its facilities. It emphasised that no bids, tenders, or expressions of interest have been issued for such transactions.
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he company described circulating reports as false and misleading, noting that they are part of attempts to defraud unsuspecting individuals and businesses.
According to the NNPC, some individuals are posing as agents or representatives of the company, claiming they can facilitate the sale of refinery scrap and related assets. These actors have targeted both private investors and corporate organisations with fraudulent offers.
The company warned that such individuals have no affiliation with NNPC and urged stakeholders to exercise caution when approached with similar proposals.
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