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CONFIDEN TIAL DRAFT S/N

Supplier

Amount in US$ 'm Amount in NGN 'm

14

J&S Services Limited

350.17

52,209.78

15

J.P.M Supply and Transport

0.07

10.56

16

Kingsbury Trading

7.03

1,054.84

17

Le-Gor Energy

89.90

13,405.99

18

Linetrale Oil and Service

55.60

8,275.23

19

Matrix Energy

28.79

4,271.28

20

Mid Atlantic

33.24

4,944.92

21

MRS Oil and Gas

106.87

15,910.07

22

Napoil Limited

75.60

11,251.98

23

North Petroleum

0.26

39.59

24

Oil and Gas Trading

393.22

58,977.63

25

Orpington Trad Ltd

0.26

38.55

26

Performing Energy

198.50

29,725.78

27

Practoil Limited

75.49

11,400.00

28

Radric General Trading

0.08

12.73

29

Sahara Energy

286.53

42,861.74

30

Sunray Petroleum

0.28

42.60

31

Shell Western

80.19

120,539.95

32

SPOG Pet

26.51

3,954.70

33

Total international

75.65

11,247.67

34

Trafigura

53.33

7,956.13

35

Vitol S.A

197.96

29,448.94

Grand Total

3,550.29

530,305.46

Table 24: Petroleum Products imports outstanding creditor balances as at 31st dec 2011 (Source: NNPC)

34. Pipeline product losses Pipeline product loss has steadily increased over the years. There are concerns as to why the Federal Government is not making gains from sales of petroleum products refined in country. This is attributed mainly to losses incurred in the transfer of crude oil from the terminals to the refineries and transfer of products from the refineries to the depots. A further factor is the diminished capacity of the existing refineries due to lack of maintenance, obsolescence etc.

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