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NP (SL) Limited has been awarded best Oil Marketing Company in Sierra Leone by Diaspora Focus National Development Awards. For the category of best performing Marketer of Petroleum Products nationwide and stemming from its massive contributions in consistently ensuring seamless flow of petroleum products in the Country, the Company was

NP (SL) Limited has actively resumed operations at its Kissy Terminal for reception, storage and distribution of fuel products across the Country. The Company halted operations after the commencement of overhauling exercises to facelift the operation of gantries and the entire terminal. Following the undertaking of the face-lifting exercise early

PUBLIC NOTICE FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE, 12th December, 2022: The Management of National Petroleum (SL) Limited is reaching out to all its customers regarding the current situation of long queues at fuel stations. NP contends with greater demands for fuel due to the fact that NP has the bulk of the

By virtue of the fact that what really matters is the quality of fuel your car is designed for, you must know, your car’s engine heavily relies on the quality or type of petrol you feed it with. In other words, the durability of your car is critically dependent on

National Petroleum Limited Sierra Leone has presented a sum of Ten thousand new Leones and some cleaning and garbage collection and disposal items to the Kissy Pipeline Community to support street cleaning. To facilitate community cleaning exercise in the Pipeline Kissy Community, NP (SL) Limited  provided basic cleaning and garbage

Filling station is a highly sensitive area, in essence, safety must be observed to avoid fatal occurrences. Unsafe practices, such as opening car bonnet under station canopy and carrying out vehicle repairs when in filling station put you and others in grave danger. NP (SL) Limited is advising all to

NP Limited wishes to warn physically challenged beggars and hawkers around filing stations to refrain from unsafe habits of begging or selling in fuel stations, as such practices could expose them to risks of theft or collision with vehicles entering or exiting stations forecourts resulting to injury or death.