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    Nigeria Scraps Three Petroleum Agencies amidst PIA Implementation

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaOctober 19, 2021Updated:February 12, 2026 News No Comments1 Min Read
    Nigeria Scraps Three Petroleum Agencies amidst PIA Implementation
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    Nigeria Scraps Three Petroleum Agencies amidst PIA Implementation

    Federal Government of Nigeria, FG, has scrapped its Department of Petroleum Resources, Petroleum Equalization Fund and the Petroleum Product Pricing Regulatory Agency amid the implementation of the new Petroleum Industry Act.

    The PIA was signed into law in August with the aim of overhauling the country’s oil-and-gas industry. Read >>>NNPC Officially Incorporated as Limited Liability Company

    The functions of the three defunct agencies are being taken over by the Nigerian Upstream Regulatory Commission and the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Authority.

    The former will be responsible for oversight of upstream petroleum operations and implementing regulatory policies pertaining to those, while the latter will regulate midstream and downstream operations.

    Under the PIA, the former Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation., which had run as a state enterprise since 1977, has been incorporated as a company with a board and is now called NNPC Limited. # Nigeria Scraps Three Petroleum Agencies amidst PIA Implementation

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