NNPC Limited has successfully restored the Escravos–Lagos Pipeline System (ELPS) to full operations following the unexpected explosion that occurred on December 10, 2025. The swift recovery highlights the company’s technical expertise, operational resilience, and commitment to Nigeria’s energy security.
Andy Odeh, Chief Corporate Communications Officer at NNPC Limited, said the company acted immediately after the incident. “We activated emergency response protocols, deployed coordinated containment measures, and mobilized multidisciplinary teams to repair, pressure-test, and safely recommission the damaged section of the pipeline,” Odeh said. “Today, the ELPS is fully operational, reaffirming our dedication to uninterrupted energy supply.”
Odeh credited the rapid restoration to the collaboration of key stakeholders, including host communities, regulatory agencies, security personnel, partners, and staff.
“Through their support and vigilance, we turned a challenging situation into a success story, completing repairs in record time while maintaining the highest safety and environmental standards,” he noted.
NNPC Limited emphasized its ongoing commitment to environmental protection, community safety, and infrastructure integrity, reaffirming the company’s role in powering national development. “We thank Nigerians for their trust as we continue to drive progress for the country and beyond,” Odeh added.
The ELPS is a critical conduit for crude oil and refined products, playing a central role in the nation’s energy distribution network. Its uninterrupted operation is vital for maintaining economic stability and energy security in Nigeria.
NNPC Limited restores the Escravos–Lagos Pipeline System after December 2025 explosion, ensuring energy security, safety, and rapid recovery for Nigeria’s oil infrastructure.
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