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Ailes Group Positions Fradrill For Exceptional Services

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Fradrill Oil Services Limited, FOSL, is a subsidiary of the Ailes Group of companies, speaking on the top notch, exceptional services,  FOSL provides, the Ailes Group Chairman/CEO, Chief Dr. Michael Onuoha said

“Since 2013, the company has undergone substantial expansion and diversification, establishing prominent positions not only within the oil and gas sector but also by offering a diverse range of services such as petroleum products haulage, local gas distribution (natural gas distribution), and equipment/material supply services encompassing valves, nozzles/flanges, seals, rings, bolts and  nuts”

“Additionally, the company has ventured into dredging and land reclamation, special transportation involving marine vessels supply/operations and offshore support services such as marine security, escort, mooring services, houseboats and barges”

“We are powering the Oil and Gas Industry as we specialize in providing essential fuels-diesel, gasoline, and a wide range of upstream solutions”

“Our mission is to simplify your supply chain and offer expert support, allowing you to focus on your core operations” the Group Chairman/CEO said

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“Trade facilitation remains a central focus of the NCS operations. Despite inherent challenges, we have diligently worked towards streamlining processes, minimizing bottlenecks and optimizing efficiency across our ports to ensure seamless trade transactions. In First Quarter 2024, the NCS processed a total of 311,492 Single Goods Declarations (SGDs) for imports, reflecting the volume of import transactions handled”

 

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