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September 26, 2025.
Pipeline
Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (PINL) Hosts Stakeholder Engagement
in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State
Yenagoa, Bayelsa State 26th September, 2025. Pipeline
Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (PINL) convened a successful
Stakeholder Engagement Forum at the Golden Tulip, Bayelsa State
Government House, Yenagoa. The event brought together critical
stakeholders from government, security agencies, community
representatives, and the oil and gas sector to strengthen
collaboration in safeguarding national energy infrastructure.
The program commenced with an opening prayer led by Madam Rosebela
Jackson, followed by a welcome address and opening speech by Dr.
Akpos Mezeh, General Manager of PINL, who reaffirmed the company’s
commitment to fostering strong partnerships with stakeholders and
ensuring the security of oil and gas assets across Bayelsa State.
The engagement also featured a drama presentation titled
“Offspring of the Creek”, which highlighted the importance of
community participation in protecting oil and gas facilities.
Stakeholders present shared constructive feedback, acknowledging
PINL’s efforts while calling for deeper collaboration with host
communities.
A key highlight of the event was the presentation by ACP Ishaku
Banawi, representing the Commissioner of Police, Bayelsa State
Command. He emphasized the vital role of the police in working
with partners to safeguard oil and gas assets, ensuring peace and
security across operational areas.
In his remarks, Engr. Imor, Project Monitoring representative from
the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), commended
PINL’s performance. He stated that based on statistics and reports
from field operators, “PINL is doing well in fulfilling its
surveillance and monitoring responsibilities.”
The session concluded with closing remarks by Mr. Ebikeme Andrew
of PINL’s Community Relations team, who thanked all participants
for their contributions and reaffirmed PINL’s commitment to
continuous stakeholder engagement. A closing prayer was offered,
followed by a group photograph and networking session.
This forum underscores PINL’s dedication to collaboration with
government, communities, and security agencies in building safer
and more productive host environments for oil and gas operations
in Bayelsa State.
Contact:
Dr. Akpos Mezeh
07034706843