According to the Corporation, this is in compliance with the goal zero initiative of the NNPC safety policy to ensure security of lives of employees and the company’s operational facilities.
“We decided to organize this programme because as we all know, NNPC is a company that believes in health, safety and environment. Currently, NNPC is pursuing goal zero in terms of HSE. So, we at the NNPC Trading decided to key into the goal zero to create awareness in our people on the need to keep the environment safe,” she stated.
Brent crude fell 11 cents, or 0.2 per cent to 72.12 dollars per barrel, after rising 4.2 per cent in the previous session. Part of the price boost was likely a result of portfolio math, as some commodity index-tracking funds may have simply rebalanced their positions to adjust for the change in volatility levels.Crude oil also tracked a broader shift in market sentiment, although it did not rebound as much as equity markets.