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DROWNED IN OIL! 45-year-old vandal found dead inside NNPC pipeline in Ogun State
A 45-year-old suspected vandal, identified as Musa Oladipupo, was on Sunday found dead inside an NNPC’s Petroleum Motor Spirit [PMS] pipeline at Gbaga Axis, Ogijo, Ogun State.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps [NSCDC] Public Relations Officer, Dyke Ogbonnaya, in a statement said the command has reported the incident to the NNPC and further briefed it on the exploits of die-hard vandals, a euphemism for oil thieves, in the state.
He said that the command’s Anti-Vandal team has pledged to work harder to combat vandalism.
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“Earlier this Sunday morning around 5:55am during our regular routine patrol along the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC’s) Right of Way/ Pipeline at Gbaga axis of Ogijo.
“A lone deceased vandal, by name Musa Oladipupo, 45 , was found in the middle of Petroleum Motor Spirit (PMS) deep down in the pipeline.
“The Anti-Vandal team on regular routine patrol recovered an empty 30-litre keg and a funnel from the deceased vandal.
“The State Commandant, Everestus Obiyo, who earlier this week had read the riot act on vandalism, warned that youths should desist from all acts capable of bringing their lives at stake and all forms of crime.
“He also charged parents to be more responsible in their core duty of proper parenting to avoid acts that tarnish one’s family name,” he said.
The NSCDC spokesman said the command would minimise vandalism in Ogun state.
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