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EFCC Arrests Five Suspected Oil Thieves At Private Jetty In Port Harcourt

Operatives of the Port Harcourt Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), have arrested five suspected oil bunkerers for dealing in petroleum products without requisite licence.

According to a statement on Friday by the Commission, the jetty is allegedly owned by a traditional ruler.

They were arrested on Monday, April 26, 2022 in an uncompleted,  one-storey building in Eastern bypass, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, where they are allegedly operating a private jetty, with two vessels christened, Fol Courage and Samriyahkingstown, anchored at the jetty.

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The suspects are: Ubong Samson Archubong, Iminabo Williams, Ndah Philip Ntia, Egbocha Kennedy and Francis Innocent.

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Verified intelligence available to the EFCC showed that the suspects were illegally refining petroleum products from the premises where they were arrested and loading the same into trucks and small vehicles that patronize them as major customers.

Other items recovered from the suspects  include a Toyota car, 203 jerry cans of 25 litres capacity each, 10 drums of 250 litres capacity each, one sieve, 11 pumping machines and hose, four containers, two lines of building with many offices in the jetty, a storage  tank of about 60,000 litres capacity, one rescue fiver boat and 10 Geepee tanks.

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