President Bola Tinubu will inaugurate the $400 million Otakikpo Onshore Crude Oil Export Terminal in Rivers State on Wednesday, October 8, marking the first new crude export facility to be built in Nigeria in over half a century.
It is the first indigenous crude export facility in Nigeria since the Forcados Terminal of 1971.
The new terminal provides an evacuation route for over 40 stranded oil fields, with a capacity expandable to 3 million barrels.
Project positions Nigeria as an attractive destination for foreign oil investment amid industry challenges.
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