Photos: President Jonathan in Netherlands for Nuclear Summit

President Jonathan in Netherlands for Nuclear Security Summit

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN WITH OTHER HEADS OF STATE
AND GOVERNMENT AFTER THE 2014 PLENARY SESSION OF
THE NUCLEAR SECURITY SUMMIT AT THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS 25/3/2014

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN WITH OTHER HEADS OF STATE
AND GOVERNMENT AFTER THE 2014 PLENARY SESSION OF
THE NUCLEAR SECURITY SUMMIT AT THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS 25/3/2014

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN WITH OTHER HEADS OF STATE
AND GOVERNMENT AFTER THE 2014 PLENARY SESSION OF
THE NUCLEAR SECURITY SUMMIT AT THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS 25/3/2014

FG TO LAUNCH COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAMME TO DRASTICALLY CURB CRUDE OIL THEFT

FG TO LAUNCH COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAMME TO DRASTICALLY CURB CRUDE OIL THEFT

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN (L) IN A HANDSHAKE
WITH THE CEO OF SHELL PETROLEUM INTERNATIONAL, MR
BEN VAN BEURDEN DURING A MEETING IN AMSTERDAM
NETHERLANDS ON SUNDAY (23/3/14)

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan said Sunday at The Hague that the Federal Government has earmarked one billion U.S Dollars for the implementation of a comprehensive programme to check crude oil theft, the vandalism of oil and gas infrastructure, and the apprehension and prosecution of crude oil thieves.

 Speaking at separate meetings with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mr. Mark Rutte and the Chief Executive Officer of Shell International, Mr. Ben van Beurden, President Jonathan said that a technical committee has already been set up to look into all aspects of the implementation of the programme.

FG TO LAUNCH COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAMME TO DRASTICALLY CURB CRUDE OIL THEFT

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan said Sunday at The Hague that the Federal Government has earmarked one billion U.S Dollars for the implementation of a comprehensive programme to check crude oil theft, the vandalism of oil and gas infrastructure, and the apprehension and prosecution of crude oil thieves.

 Speaking at separate meetings with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mr. Mark Rutte and the Chief Executive Officer of Shell International, Mr. Ben van Beurden, President Jonathan said that a technical committee has already been set up to look into all aspects of the implementation of the programme.
 This, the President said, will include further action to enhance the security of pipelines and other oil industry infrastructure, resolve community-related issues, boost youth empowerment in oil-producing areas and enhance the commitment of oil companies to the discharge of their corporate social responsibilities.