Nile Petroleum Corporation

08/05/2024

Nile Petroleum Corporation's Public Relations Department.

We categorically rebuke the false allegations currently circulating on social media platforms regarding Nile Petroleum Corporation. We want to reassure the public that our organization is unwaveringly committed to its core values of integrity, honesty, and transparency. We urge the public to dismiss any baseless accusations directed at our organization or management.
The document being circulated on social media is fabricated and entirely false.We remain dedicated to upholding the highest standards of ethics and professionalism in all our operations.

The management has taken a strong stance against the spread of fake news and propaganda by investigating the source of misinformation, and anyone found guilty shall face full force of the law.

Nile Petroleum Corporation's Public Relations.

NILEPET was established in 2003 under the Civil Authority for New Sudan (CANS) to link the oil companies with CANS. It is responsible for harnessing S.Sudan's oil and gas reserves for sustainable development. it explores,produces and retain petrochemicals

06/05/2024

05/05/2024

The Managing Director of Nile Petroleum Corporation says the reduction in staff salaries by half is to ensure none of the employees lose their jobs in face of economic crisis. “A very informative decision and was also a decision that make sures that everyone is not losing his/her job, but genuinel...

05/05/2024

Nile Petroleum Corporation Public Relations Department Statement:

In response to the protesting staff regarding the decision to cut their salaries by 50%, the Nile Petroleum Corporation’s Public Relations department issued a statement to clarify the rationale behind this action. The reduction in payroll expenses was necessary as Nilepet sought to maintain operational continuity amid reduced revenue streams resulting from the force majeure situation.

The Public Relations department emphasized that the decision to reduce salaries was not taken lightly but was a strategic measure to ensure the sustainability of operations during challenging times. They highlighted that the force majeure event, which likely impacted the company’s revenue generation capabilities, necessitated cost-cutting measures to mitigate financial strain.

Furthermore, the statement reiterated that Nilepet values its employees and recognizes their dedication and hard work. The salary reduction was framed as a temporary measure aimed at weathering the current economic difficulties while safeguarding jobs and preserving the long-term viability of the company.

Employees were assured that management would continuously monitor the situation and explore opportunities to restore full salaries once conditions improved. The Public Relations department encouraged open communication and dialogue with employees to address concerns and provide updates on any developments affecting staff salary.

03/05/2024

The Nilepet Managing Director Eng. Bernard Amuor Makeny Meet with the Newly Seconded Secondees to Joint Operating Companies.

The recent meeting held at Nilepet headquarters, led by the managing director Eng. Bernard, was a significant event as it marked the first time that all newly seconded secondees to Joint Operating Companies (JOCs) gathered together.

The primary focus of the meeting was to discuss and strategize on how these secondees could contribute to Nilepet’s business growth and generate more revenue for the company.

During the meeting, the managing director Eng. Bernard Amour Makeny emphasized the importance of a developmental business strategy that would guide the secondees in their roles within the JOCs. It was made clear that their efforts should be directed towards enhancing Nilepet’s financial performance and overall success in its operations. Furthermore, the challenges that were identified as hindrances to optimal productivity were thoroughly discussed, with plans put in place to mitigate these obstacles effectively.

One key directive given by the managing director was for all seconded secondees to work collaboratively with Nilepet’s subsidiaries. This collaborative approach is essential for fostering synergy between different entities within the organization and ensuring alignment toward common goals and objectives. By emphasizing teamwork and cooperation, Nilepet aims to maximize efficiency and effectiveness in its operations.

02/05/2024

The Managing Director of Nile Petroleum Corporation Eng. Bernard Amour Makeny addressed the staff about the oil crisis that resulted in force majeure being declared due to a major rupture in the oil pipeline.

The management, along with the board of directors, deliberated on various options to mitigate the impact of the crisis on the company and its employees. After careful consideration, they arrived at a decision aimed at navigating through these challenging times.

The primary outcome of the management’s decision was to reduce staff salaries by 50%. This measure was implemented as a temporary solution to address the financial strain caused by the oil crisis. By reducing payroll expenses, Nilepet sought to maintain operational continuity while facing reduced revenue streams resulting from the force majeure situation.

Furthermore, it was communicated that this salary reduction would be subject to review based on the evolving circumstances. If there are signs of improvement in the oil crisis situation and a positive trajectory in business operations, Nilepet committed to reinstating the full salaries of its employees.

21/04/2024

The Nile Petroleum Corporation’s Public Relations Department has issued a statement to address and refute the propaganda spread by the so-called Sixty 4 tribes’ press. The propaganda aimed to deceive the public by disseminating false information on assassination attempts during the visit of a high-level government delegation to the Unity oil refinery.

The misleading information suggested that the Governor of Unity State, Hon. Joseph Nguen Monytuil, along with certain individuals in their entourage, narrowly escaped an assassination plot at the Unity oilfield. The statement from the Public Relations Department of Nile Petroleum Corporation aims to clarify and dismiss these unfounded claims.

The allegations were made by the Sixty 4 tribes’ press as they claimed an assassination attempt on government officials during an official visit to a strategic oil facility. Such false reports can have far-reaching consequences, including creating panic among the public, damaging trust in governmental operations, and destabilizing social order.

Nile Petroleum Corporation's public relations swiftly addressed and debunked this false narrative by issuing a clear statement refuting the propaganda.

20/04/2024

The Government's high-level delegation visit the Unity oil refinery to inspect the facilities.

20/04/2024

Today, 20th April 2024, Hon. Joseph Bangasi Bagasoro the minister of presidential affairs in the office of the president led the government’s high-level delegation to the Unity oil refinery.

The purpose of this visit was to assess various aspects related to the refinery, including working conditions, environmental impact, and the potential for upgrading production capacity.

The delegation was received by the governor of Unity State, Hon. Dr. Joseph Monytuil Wejang, along with representatives from Nile Petroleum Corporation led by Eng. Bernard Amour Makeny, joint operating companies (JoCs), and other partners involved in the operation of the refinery.

During the visit, Hon. Joseph Bagasoro and his team conducted a thorough inspection of the refinery facilities to evaluate the working conditions and identify any areas that may require improvement or modernization. They also assessed the environmental impact of the refinery’s operations, focusing on compliance with environmental regulations and sustainable practices.

One of the key objectives of the visit was to explore opportunities for upgrading the refinery’s capacity to enhance its efficiency and productivity. This involved discussions with stakeholders on potential investments, technological advancements, and strategic partnerships that could contribute to the development of the refinery infrastructure.

19/04/2024

The Governor of Jonglei, Hon. Denay Jock Chagor, and His Deputy Governor Hon. Atong Kuol Manyang, recently received a delegation from the Ministry of Petroleum, Nile Petroleum Corporation, and Nile Orange Company from South Africa. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss issues related to Block B2 and the upcoming oil production that is set to commence in Jonglei state.

During the meeting, it was agreed upon that environmental protection should be a top priority in the oil production process. This decision reflects a commitment to ensuring that the natural environment in Jonglei state is safeguarded against any potential negative impacts that may arise from oil extraction activities.

Furthermore, both parties acknowledged the importance of protecting the people of South Sudan in conjunction with safeguarding the environment. This demonstrates a holistic approach to development that considers not only economic gains but also the well-being and safety of the local population.

17/04/2024

In a recent development at Nile Petroleum Corporation, the Managing Director Eng. Bernard Amour Makeny held a meeting with recall secondees, who were recalled back to Nilepet from Dpoc, Gpoc, and Spoc. During the meeting, the MD welcomed back the recall secondees to Nilepet.

The meeting served as an opportunity for the MD to reconnect with the recall secondees who had gained valuable experience while working at Joint Operating Companies (JOCs). By welcoming them back to Nilepet, the MD aimed to integrate their newfound knowledge and skills into the operations of Nile Petroleum Corporation.

This move signifies Nilepet’s commitment to leveraging the expertise of its employees and fostering a collaborative environment within the organization. The return of the recall secondees is expected to bring fresh perspectives and insights that can contribute to the growth and success of Nile Petroleum Corporation.

16/04/2024

In an effort to expedite some of the directives of the meeting held between President Salva Kiir Mayardit and his Russian Counterpart Vladimir Putin in September 2023.

The Managing Director & the Chief Executive Officer CEO of National Oil & Gas Cooperation Nilepet Eng. Bernard Amour Makeny signs a deal with Russian government officials to drum up support for investment avenues in the oil industry and agricultural Production among others.

The CEO of Nilepet Eng. Bernard Amour signed on behalf of the government while Mr. Badikov Alekesei representing the Russian Government
According to the officials, the deal is expected to be operational within the shortest period possible.