April 8, 2026. NIPCO Gas Limited has successfully commissioned its compressed natural gas (CNG) stations in Asaba and Warri, Delta State, reinforcing its commitment to expanding clean and affordable fueling solutions across Nigeria.
Speaking at the event, the Governor of Delta State, Rt. Hon. (Elder) Sheriff F.O. Oborevwori, described the project as a strategic initiative aimed at mitigating the impact of rising transportation costs following the removal of fuel subsidy. “The launch of this CNG station offers our people an alternative means of fueling their vehicles and reduces dependence on petrol”, he stated. He further reiterated the State Government’s commitment to creating an enabling environment for investments in CNG infrastructure and vehicle conversion facilities.
The Honorable Commissioner for Transport, Hon. Onoriode Agofure, described the project as transformative for the state’s transport sector. “This is a game-changer. CNG provides a more affordable and efficient alternative to PMS, making it highly beneficial for both individuals and businesses”, he said.
The commissioning marks the beginning of a broader rollout aligned with the Federal Government’s CNG initiative and is expected to drive increased adoption of sustainable mobility solutions across the region.
Providing further insights, Mr. Victor Attah, NIPCO Projects Manager, highlighted the operational capacity of the newly commissioned stations, noting that the facilities in Asaba and Warri are capable of serving over 2,000 motorists and tricycle operators daily. He emphasized that this capacity will significantly enhance access to cleaner fuel options while contributing to reduced emissions and improved environmental outcomes.
