In a statement issued by the Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority (OGFZA) Company Secretary, Abdul Sule, the Authority said the Section 5 (2) of the OGFZA Act of 1996 empowers it to establish an oil and gas free zones to boost activities in the domestic oil and gas market.
It said the power was transferred to it after its establishment by the Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA).
It dismissed reports that the establishment of oil and gas free zones in Warri, Lagos and Brass was illegal, saying the free zones created in Delta, Lagos and Bayelsa states respectively were done following due process.
“These Oil and Gas Free Zones went through the whole gamut of due process and diligence from the applications through ministerial recommendations and culminating in the presidential approval and gazetted by the federal government,” the statement read.
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