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Nigeria’s crude oil production received a significant boost in April 2026, reaching 99.2 percent of its production quota of 1.5 million barrels per day approved by the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
Crude oil production in Nigeria rose by 7.58 percent from March 2026 levels, according to the latest production figures released by the Nigeria Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission.
Peak crude oil production in April was 1.85 million barrels per day, and the lowest production figure for the month was 1.46 million barrels per day, the commission said.
Also, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) recorded improved performance in the oil and gas sector, with about N276 billion profit after tax in March 2026 amid rising production and gas output.
The development was attributed to the increased protection of oil and gas assets and greater cooperation among stakeholders in host communities by Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (PINL).
The General Manager, Community and Stakeholders Relations of PINL, Akpos Mezeh, said during the company’s monthly stakeholders’ meeting with representatives from Imo, Abia and Rivers States in Port Harcourt on Wednesday, that the production increase reflected the impact of stability and cooperation along pipeline corridors.
He said: “This is not normal statistics. “They demonstrate that stability, cooperation and the ability to effectively safeguard pipeline infrastructure delivers tangible economic gains for our country and our people.”
He said host communities, surveillance teams, traditional rulers and security agencies were playing critical roles in safeguarding the Trans Niger Pipeline (TNP) and Eastern Gas Network facilities.
He said incidents of pipeline vandalism have drastically reduced while intelligence gathering and stakeholder engagement continue to improve across operational areas.
Mezeh said there was no recorded infraction on the Trans Niger Pipeline in the last one month, describing the development as a reflection of improved synergy among stakeholders.
He reaffirmed PINL’s commitment towards maintaining community engagement and social investment programmes targeted at improving livelihoods in host communities.
The PINL official also called on stakeholders to sustain the gains recorded in the sector and further improve Nigeria’s oil production output through continued support and unity.
Reacting, HRM, Eze Sergeant Awuse, Paramount Ruler of Emohua Kingdom in Rivers State said he was satisfied with the operations of the company, as well as the company’s contribution towards the country’s revenue base.
“I am happy with what PINL is doing to help this country,” he said.
“The fact that your company has very significantly made it possible for more oil to flow with less vandalisation.”
The King of Eleme Kingdom, HRM, Dr Philip Obele also recognised the company for bringing back sanity in the oil sector and making Nigeria benefit from oil production.
He noted that pipeline vandalism has become a thing of the past in his kingdom as a result of PINL’s surveillance activities.
