Sterling Oil Exploration and Energy Production Company Limited (SEEPCO) has boosted the Nigeria Police Force’s logistics capacity with the donation of two compressed natural gas (CNG) buses as part of its commitment to sustainability and national development. The buses were officially unveiled at the Force Headquarters in Abuja by the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Riliwan Disu.
Speaking during the unveiling ceremony, the Inspector-General of Police described the donation as a valuable addition to the Force’s transportation resources, noting that it would enhance personnel mobility and support operational efficiency. He also emphasized the importance of partnerships between private sector organizations and public institutions in strengthening service delivery.
The donation is expected to improve personnel movement while promoting the adoption of cleaner and more cost-effective transportation solutions within public institutions. By introducing CNG-powered vehicles into the police fleet, the initiative aligns with Nigeria’s broader drive to encourage alternative fuel usage, lower transportation costs, and reduce emissions.
The gesture further reflects Sterling Oil’s ongoing focus on environmental sustainability and support for initiatives that contribute to national development beyond its core business operations. It also highlights the growing role of cleaner energy solutions in supporting efficient and sustainable public sector operations across Nigeria.
The donation forms part of Sterling Oil’s wider commitment to responsible business practices and underscores the company’s support for Nigeria’s transition toward cleaner mobility and improved energy efficiency.