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In a report submitted to President Muhammadu Buhari by its new management detailing its successes so far, the Group Managing Director (GMD) of NNPC, Ibe Kachikwu, had commenced Performance Measurement & Benchmarking as well as Value for Money Review of NNPC and the JV Companies, covering the period of 2008 till 2013.
The report shows that this process may lead to further cost recovery.
The report also said that a reputable International Accounting Firm has been engaged by the NNPC to ascertain the exact amount due government on the Strategic Alliance Contracts entered by NPDC, where up to $2.46 billion of Nigeria’s money is to be recovered.
NNPC also revealed that consequent upon an extensive investigation of the various toxic crude oil for refined products swap contracts, a total sum of $420 million has so far been reconciled in favour of NNPC and is now due for recovery from the legacy OPA/SWAP contracts.
Out of the reconciled amount, the sum of $277 million has been recovered in lieu of products and the recovery effort is still ongoing.
According to the report, the GMD of NNPC is committed to continued review of all existing contracts and addressing the ones that are not favourable to the Corporation.
It was noted that significant cost reductions are also expected to ensure the Corporation remains profitable in the prevailing low crude oil price regime.
He added that progress is being made towards bringing back the nation's refineries to full production, noting that the management of the NNPC is working to ensure that it happens before the end of 2015.
The report stated that if the refineries resume full production, it is expected to achieve an annual savings of about $1billion worth of foreign exchange from fuel import substitution, and additional total savings of over $500 million annually will be made from the petrochemical products of Kaduna Refinery and Petrochemical Company.
NNPC also disclosed that efforts at repositioning the NNPC have started yielding results on the nation’s economy.
According to its content, gas supply to the power plants that had hitherto been handicapped by the supply of much-needed gas has improved significantly from about 630 to 861 million standard cubic feet per day, which has resulted in a more steady power supply being witnessed in the country.
Indeed, the report revealed that gas supply for power and peak generation have in recent times reached a historical height of 876 million standard cubic feet per day and 4,782 Mega Watts respectively.
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