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The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has received praise from the Niger Delta Citizens Alliance (NDCA) for what it described as four years of ground-breaking accomplishments that have transformed Nigeria’s oil and gas sector and provided real benefits to host communities throughout the Niger Delta.
The group said in a statement released on Saturday in Port Harcourt by its President, Kingsley Charles, and Secretary General, Ogbobetta Nelli, that the Commission, led by Engineer Gbenga Komolafe, has restored accountability, transparency, and credibility to the upstream petroleum sector through data-driven governance and disciplined regulatory reforms.
Since its founding in 2021, NUPRC has made sure that host communities are at last included in the country’s oil riches while also stabilizing the upstream sector. We have seen an unparalleled degree of inclusivity and equity in resource management because to Engineer Komolafe’s imaginative leadership,” the statement says.
The NDCA stated that the operationalization of the Host Community Development Trusts (HCDTs) continues to be one of NUPRC’s most revolutionary interventions, pointing out that the Commission has overseen the execution of more than 500 projects in oil-bearing states and the distribution of more than ₦373 billion in host community funds.
“These projects, which include water infrastructure, schools, health facilities, and roads, have directly raised the standard of living in the surrounding communities.” More significantly, the Commission’s implementation of the transparent HostComply digital dashboard has increased public trust in the way funds are handled. The Niger Delta group stated that host communities are witnessing tangible effects from the oil wealth taken from their land for the first time in decades.
The Commission’s accomplishments in combating crude oil theft and increasing national output were also commended by the organization.
It stated that daily crude losses had decreased by more than 90% as a result of cooperative efforts and more stringent surveillance, and that the implementation of the “Drill or Drop” policy had revitalized dormant oilfields and drawn in fresh capital.
“The industry has been revitalized by the Commission’s emphasis on productivity and responsibility. The statement continued, “NUPRC has repositioned Nigeria as a strong, competitive player in global energy markets by approving 79 Field Development Plans worth nearly $40 billion in potential investments and stimulating a surge in exploration activity.”
NUPRC’s focus on digital regulation, openness in licensing rounds, and the consistent application of the Petroleum sector Act (PIA) have reinforced the country’s income base and decreased bureaucratic inefficiencies that previously impeded sector expansion, according to the NDCA.
“Effective regulation can change the economy and the lives of common people, as demonstrated by the accomplishments of the past four years. Today, NUPRC is a shining example of reform, combining national service, professionalism, and transparency in equal measure, according to the group.
