Confirming the incident, the South-west Zonal Spokesperson for the
National Emegerncy Management Agency (NEMA), Mr Ibrahim Farinloye, said
emergency workers are still trying to cut a path to the scene of the
vandalism to put out the fire.
He said, "Vandals struck again on the NNPC pipeline at Ije Ododo line around 11:15 p.m yesterday.
"As at now, NNPC has shut down flows and locked the supply valves to stop further supply to feeding the fire.
"Action will commence to put out the fire this morning after securing
access to the difficult terrain that has proven extremely difficult due
to swampy nature of the area.
"Ije Ododo line is directly from Atlas Cove which supplies products to
Moshinmi who further distributes to other part of South West zone.
"Ije Ododo and Arepo have been very volatile and extremely dangerous due to activities of the vandals in recent times."
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