FEDERAL MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT

HYDROCARBON POLLUTION
REMEDIATION PROJECT [HYPREP]

HYPREP ACTIVITIES
REPORT
SEPTEMBER 2022
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENT

1.0 BACKGROUND ...................................................................................................... 2

2.0 REMEDIATION WORKS ......................................................................................... 3
2.1 STATUS OF ON-GOING REMEDIATION WORKS AT PHASE 1 BATCH 1 SITES ...... 3
2.2 STATUS OF ON-GOING REMEDIATION WORKS OF PHASE 1 BATCH 2 SITES ...... 4
2.3 SUMMARY OF STATUS OF LOTS IN PHASE 1 BATCH 1 & 2 REMEDIATION WORKS
.................................................................................................................................................. 10
2.4 QUALITY ASSURANCE / QUALITY CONTROL (QAQC) AND CERTIFICATION ..... 12
2.4.1 BATCH 7 NOSDRA EXTERNAL CERTIFICATION/CLOSE-OUT SAMPLING ......... 17
2.5 SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND DELINEATION OF IMPACTED SITES .............. 17
2.5.1 DETAILS OF SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND DELINEATION WORKS AT
IMPACTED SITES .................................................................................................... 18
2.6 SHORELINE CLEAN-UP AND MANGROVE RESTORATION ........................... 22
2.6.1 SHORELINE CLEANU-UP STAKEHOLDERS SENSITIZATION AND AWARENESS
WORKSHOP ............................................................................................................ 23
3.0 HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT (HSE) ................................................ 24
3.1 HEALTH AND SAFETY........................................................................................... .24
3.2 HSE STATISTICS ..................................................................................................... 24
3.2.1 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND REPORTING (HIR) ....................................... 25
3.2.1.1 UA/UC CHART DISTRIBUTION CHART ............................................................. 25
3.3 LOOK-AHEAD......................................................................................................... 25
4.0 PROVISION OF POTABLE WATER ...................................................................... 26
4.1 LOT 1: ALESA ELEME ....... ..................................................................................... 26
4.2 LOT 2: EBUBU/NSISSIOKEN-OGALE, ELEME LGA .......................................... 27
4.3 LOT 3: TERABOR/BIARA, GOKANA LGA ........................................................... 27
4.4 LOT 4: BARAKO/B-DERE GOKANA ..................................................................... 28
4.5 LOT 5: KOROKORO/NONWA TAI ........................................................................... 28
4.6 LOT 6: BORI/KPEAN/ZAAKPON, KHANA LGA .................................................. 29
4.7 A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON BATCH 2 WATER PROJECT LAND SURVEY. 29
5.0 LIVELIHOOD PROGRAM REPORT.................................................................. 31
5.1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 31
5.2 LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES FOR SEPTEMBER .................................................... 31
5.3 SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCE ........................................................................... 31
6.0 CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION ........... 33
6.1 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................... 33
6.2 KICK-OFF MEETING ............................................................................................... 33
6.3 ENUMERATION OF CROPS .......... ......................................................................... 34
6.4 SUPERVISION OF LIAISON OFFICES .................................................................. 35
7.0 PROCUREMENT ..................................................................................................... 37
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1.0 BACKGROUND

The Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) commissioned the United Nations Environmental Program
(UNEP) to conduct an independent environmental assessment of Ogoniland in 2006. The UNEP report
'Environmental Assessment of Ogoniland', was submitted to the FGN in August 2011. The report had
recommendations for the Nigerian Government, Oil companies (with operational interest in Ogoniland)
and the Ogoni community. One of the key recommendations is for the Government to establish a body
with the mandate to oversee the implementation of the UNEP report. The Hydrocarbon Pollution
Remediation Project (HYPREP) was therefore established in July 2012 under the Ministry of Petroleum
as the vehicle for implementing the UNEP report recommendations, but the initial efforts by HYPREP
were less than successful thus the organization soon became moribund.

In June 2016, the FGN flagged off the Ogoniland Clean-up Campaign at Patrick Waterside, Bodo. A
restructured HYPREP was established under the Federal Ministry of Environment (FMEnv) with a
governance structure comprising of the Governing Council (GC), Board of Trustees (BOT), and Project
Coordination Office (PCO) as stipulated in the Gazette.

As recommended in the UNEP report, the initial scope of projects and programs to be implemented by
HYPREP are to cover the following key areas:

· Environmental Remediation: Clean-up of the hydrocarbon impacted sites, restoration of

artisanal refining sites and any other identified polluted sites in the report including the clean-up
of contaminated land, treatment of contaminated sediments, decontamination of groundwater,
treatment of surface water, restoration of swamplands, mangrove restoration and rehabilitation,
surveillance, and monitoring during and following clean-up operations in Ogoniland.

· Potable Water Supply: Provision of safe and alternative drinking water for communities whose
water sources were contaminated by hydrocarbon pollution and the rehabilitation of selected
existing water supply schemes amongst the eight (8) Emergency Measures that warranted
immediate action.

· Alternative Livelihoods: Sustainable alternative livelihood programs for the Ogonis particularly
those engaged in artisanal refining and oil bunkering, as well as other initiatives to address the
socioeconomic impacts of oil pollution.

· Public Health Assessments: Investigations and evaluations of the nature, scope, and scale of
impacts of hydrocarbon pollution on the health of the Ogoni people, and programs to monitor,
mitigate and remedy the impact.

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2.0 REMEDIATION WORKS
2.1 STATUS OF ON-GOING REMEDIATION WORKS AT PHASE 1 BATCH 1 SITES
Nineteen (19) of the 21 Lots in Phase 1 Batch 1 Remediation works have been completed successfully
including the securing of regulatory close-out by the National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency
(NOSDRA). The remaining two (2) Lots have completed site works and are at different stages of
completion of close-out processes. These include Lot 011 (undergoing a six-month regulatory
monitoring) and 016 (awaiting results from regulatory close-out sampling).

Detailed information of remediation work performance status of the outstanding Two (2) Lots in Batch
1 is summarized in Table 1.1 below:
Table 2.1: Performance Status of outstanding Sites in Phase 1 Batch 1 Remediation Works
PERFORM AN CE
LOT
REM EDI AT I ON SI T E N AM E/ PERCEN TAGE
S/N N R. L.G.A.
CON T RACTOR COM M U N I T Y (% )
1. 0 11 Mosvinny Nig. Lt d De b o n , B o d o / M o g h o Go k a n a 98
B u e m e n e We l l 0 0 5 ,
2. 016 New line West Afric a Lt d Ta i 98
K orok oro

Detailed information of remediation work performance status of the twenty-one (21) Lots in Phase 1
Batch 1 is summarized in Table 1.2 below:
Table 2.2: Details of Status of Lots in Phase 1 Batch 1 HYPREP Remediation Works
PERFOR-
S/ LOT REM EDI AT I ON SI T E L.G.A. STAT U S M AN CE
N N R. CON T RACTOR (SI T E N AM E, PERCEN-
COM M U N I T Y ) TAGE (% )
Com plet ed rem ediat ion
1 001 Naut ilus Nigeria Ok e n t a , El e m e
Alode N OSDRA Cl o s e
En g i n e e r i n g
o u t /Ce r t i  c a t i o n
Const ruc t ion Lt d
Proc esses suc c essfully. 100
Com plet ed rem ediat ion
2 002 Basic Nigeria Ob o o l o , El e m e NOSDRA Close 100
Te c h n o l o g y L t d Eb u b u o u t /Ce r t i  c a t i o n
Processes successfully.
El e m e Com plet ed rem ediat ion
3 003 Pa c r i m Nk eleok en, N OSDRA Cl o s-e
En g i n e e r i n g L t d A l o d e o u t /Ce r t i  c a t i o n
Proc esses suc c essfully. 100

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 PERFOR-
S/ LOT REM EDI AT I ON SI T E L.G.A. STAT U S M AN CE
N N R. CON T RACTOR (SI T E N AM E, PERCEN-
COM M U N I T Y ) TAGE (% )
Co m p l e t e d r e m e d i a t i o n
4 004 RDK Nk eleok en, El e m e
N OSDRA Cl o s e 100
En v i r o n m e n t a l Alode
o u t /Ce r t i  c a t i o n
Ec o So l u t i o n s L t d
Pr o c e s s e s s u c c e s s f u l l y.
Nk eleok en, El e m e Co m p l e t e d r e m e d i a t i o n
5 005 Ea r t h p r o U n i q u e
Alode N OSDRA Cl o s e 100
Int egrat ed
o u t /Ce r t i  c a t i o n
Se r v i c e s L t d
Pr o c e s s e s s u c c e s s f u l l y.
Co m p l e t e d r e m e d i a t i o n
6 006 En v i r o n m e n t a l Nk eleok en, El e m e
N OSDRA Cl o s-e
Re s o u r c e s Alode
o u t /Ce r t i  c a t i o n
Managers Lt d
Pr o c e s s e s s u c c e s s f u l l y. 100
Co m p l e t e d r e m e d i a t i o n
7 007 Av o n d a l e Nk eleok en, El e m e
N OSDRA Cl o s-e
Se r v i c e s a n d Alode
o u t /Ce r t i  c a t i o n
Su p p l i e s L t d
Pr o c e s s e s s u c c e s s f u l l y. 100
Nk eleok en, El e m e Co m p l e t e d r e m e d i a t i o n
8 008 Gi o l e e Gl o b a l Alode N OSDRA Cl o s-e
Re s o u r c e s L t d o u t /Ce r t i  c a t i o n
Pr o c e s s e s s u c c e s s f u l l y. 1 0 0
Go k a n a Co m p l e t e d r e m e d i a t i o n
9 009 Od u n Sa a n a k o ,
N OSDRA Cl o s-e
En v i r o n m e n t a l L t d Mogho
o u t /Ce r t i  c a t i o n 100

2.2 STATUS OF ON-GOING REMEDIATION WORKS OF PHASE 1 BATCH 2 SITES

Seven (7) lots in this Batch have completed the NOSDRA Close-out / Certification processes
successfully. They are Lots 026 (B.Dere/Gio, Gokana/Tai L.G.A), Lot 028 (Bara Alue, Tai LGA), Lot
042 (Korokoro Well 4, Korokoro Tai LGA), Lot 044 (Ngofa –Aleto, Eleme L.G.A), Lot 046 (Nsioken
Akpajo, Eleme LGA), Lots 056 and 057 (New Elelenwo, Akpajo, Eleme LGA).
Fifteen (15) Lots have pending corrections following exceedances from the Closeout results recently
released by NOSDRA. These are Lots 023, 024, 031, 033 &034 -B.Dere/Gio, Gokana/Tai L.G.A; Lot
027 -Bara Alue, Tai LGA; Lots 029 & 030 - Aabue Korokoro Flow Station, Tai L.G.A.; Lots 043 & 045 -
Ngofa –Aleto, Eleme L.G.A; Lots 047, 048, 050, 053 and 054 at Okuluebu 2, Ogale, Eleme L.G.A.
One (1) lot (Lot 022) is currently undergoing a six-month regulatory monitoring
Three (3) lots (Lot 025 at B. Dere/Gio, Gokana/Tai L.G.A) as well as Lots 049 and 051 in Okuluebu 2,
Ogale, Eleme L.G.A.), are awaiting results from regulatory (NOSDRA/NUPRC) Closeout/certification
sampling.
One (1) other Lot (Lot 055 Okuluebu 2, Ogale, Eleme L.G.A.) have completed active remediation works
and is awaiting NOSDRA Close-out/Certification sampling.
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Remediation works are still on-going at different stages at the remaining Two (2) Lots which are Lots
052 (Okuluebu 2, Ogale Eleme LGA) and Lot 032 (B-Dere/Gio, Gokana/Tai LGA).
Details of Status of Lots in Batch 2 are presented in Table 2.3 below:

Table 2.3: Works Status of Lots in Batch 2 Remediation Works.

Lot Numbers No. of Sites Status
Lots

7 New Elelenwa Manifold, Completed Remediation

026, 028, 042,
Akpajo and Nsioken Akpajo Works and NOSDRA Close-
044, 046, 056
Eleme L.G.A. out / Certification Processes
and 057
Successfully.

025; 049 and 3 B.Dere / Gio (Gokana/Tai Awaiting results of Regulatory

051 L.G.A); Okuluebu 2, Ogale, Certification / Close out
Eleme L.G.A. Sampling.

022 1 B.Dere / Gio (Gokana/Tai Undergoing 6-month post

L.G.A); results monitoring

023, 024, 027, 15 B.Dere / Gio (Gokana/Tai Having pending corrections

029, 030, 031, L.G.A), Bara Alue, Tai L.G.A.; from NOSDRA Close-out
033, 034 043, Ngofa —Aleto (Eleme Results
045, 047, 048 L.G.A);and Okuluebu 2
050, 053 and (Ajeokpori Well 3), Ogale
054 (Eleme L.G.A) respectively

055. 1 B.Dere/Gio (Gokana/Tai Completed Remediation

L.G.A); and Okuluebu 2 Works, awaiting Regulatory
(Ajeokpori Well 3), Ogale Close-out / Certification
(Eleme L.G.A) respectively. Processes.

032 and 052. 2 B.Dere/Gio (Gokana/Tai On-going Remediation and

L.G.A); and Okuluebu 2 site works at different stages
(Ajeokpori Well 3), Ogale of completion as applicable.
(Eleme L.G.A) respectively.

29 9 Sites
Lots
Details on Excavation/Earthwork Status at Lots in Batch 2 are presented in Table 1.4 below:
Table 2.4: Details of Status of Excavation Works at Lots in Phase 1 Batch 2 HYPREP Remediation
Status of
Excavation and Lot Numbers Number Site(s)
Treatment of Lots
Works
022, 023, 024, 025,
B.Dere/Gio in Gokana/Tai L.G.A.
026, 031, 033, 034

027, 028 Bara Alue, Tai L.G.A.

029, 030 A a b u e K o r o k o r o Fl o w St a t i o n i n Ta i L .G.A .
COM PL ET ED 042 K o r o k o r o We l l 0 0 4 i n Ta i L .G.A .
043, 044, 045 27 Aleto (Ngofa), Eleme L.G.A.
046 Nsioken, Akpajo in Eleme L .G.A
047, 048, 049, 050, Okuluebu 2 (Ajeokpori Well 3), Ogale, Eleme
051, 053, 054,055 L .G.A .
056, 057 New Elelenwa Manifold, Akpajo in Eleme L.G.A.
On g o i n g 2 B.Dere/Gio in Gokana/Tai L.G.A and Okuluebu
032 and 052
2 (Ajeokpori Well 3), Ogale, Eleme L.G.A.

2 9 Lot s

Plate 2.1: Mechanical transferring of excavated impacted soil for treatment in progress at Lot 052
Okuluebu Ajeokpori Well 3, Ogale Eleme L.G.A.
(Remediation Contractor -MONTEGO UPSTREAM SERVICES LTD)

Plate 2.2: Backfilling of a section of the Excavated Area at Lot 032 B-Dere/Gio Gokana/Tai LGA
(Remediation Contractor -Mosito Environmental Ltd)
Detailed information of remediation work performance status of Phase 1 Batch 2 sites is summarized in
Table 1.5 below:
Table 2.5: Remediation Works Performance Status of Phase 1 Batch 2 Sites.

PERFOR-
LO M AN CE
S/ REM EDI AT I ON SI T E
T L.G.A. STAT U S PERCEN-
N CON T RACTOR N AM E
N R. TAGE
Com plet ed Ac t ive Rem ediat ion
1 022 Vit ruvian Global B . De r e / Go k a n a / Wo r k s .Aw a i t i n g N OSDRA
Re s o u r c e s L t d Gi o Ta i . Closeout Sam pling Analyt ic al
Re s u l t s 98

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 PERFOR-
LO M AN CE
S/ REM EDI AT I ON SI T E
T L.G.A. STAT U S PERCEN-
N CON T RACTOR N AM E
N R. TAGE
2 0 2 3 Ca s c a d e Having pending c orrec t ions from
B . De r e / Go k a n a /
En g i n e e r i n g t he rec ent ly released NOSDRA
Gi o Ta i .
Sy s t e m s L t d Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
Having pending c orrec t ions from
3 0 2 4 L e v e n e En e r g y B . De r e / Go k a n a/
t he rec ent ly released NOSDRA
De v L t d Gi o Ta i .
Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
Com plet ed Ac t ive Rem ediat ion
4 0 2 5 Su b a d o m
B . De r e / Go k a n a / Wo r k s . Aw a i t i n g N OSDRA
Gl o b a l
Gi o Ta i . Closeout Sam pling Analyt ic al
Re s o u r c e s L t d
Re s u l t s 98
Ea r t h q u e s t I n t 'l B . De r e / Go k a n a / Co m p l e t e d a n d Ce r t i  e d b y
5
026 Lt d Gi o Ta i . N OSDRA 100
6 027 Marm Having Pending c orrec t ions from
Co n s u l t i n g B a r a A l u e Ta i r e c e n t l y r e l e a s e d N OSDRA
Se r v i c e s L t d Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
7 0 2 8 Em a m e d N i g Co m p l e t e d a n d Ce r t i  e d b y
B a r a A l u e Ta i
Lt d N OSDRA 100
AABUE
K orok oro Having pending c orrec t ions from
8 0 2 9 We a f r i We l l
Fl o w Ta i r e c e n t l y r e l e a s e d N OSDRA
Se r v i c e s L t d
St a t i o n Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s
(FS) 98
AABUE
K orok oro Having pending c orrec t ions from
9 0 3 0 Elizax Bleet Nig t he rec ent ly released NOSDRA
Fl o w Ta i Cl o s e -o u t Re s u l t s
Lt d
St a t i o n
(FS) 98
Com plet ed Ac t ive Rem ediat ion
B . De r e / Go k a n a /
10 0 3 1 Oi l s e r v L t d Wo r k s . Aw a i t i n g N OSDRA
Gi o Ta i .
Cl o s e o u t Sa m p l i n g 98
11 032 Mosit o B . De r e / Go k a n a/ A c t i v e Re m e d i a t i o n Wo r k s 78

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 PERFOR-
LO M AN CE
S/ REM EDI AT I ON SI T E
T L.G.A. STAT U S PERCEN-
N CON T RACTOR N AM E TAGE
N R.
Having pending c orrec t ions from
12 0 3 3 Ch r i s t o h o u s t o n B . De r e / Go k a n a /
r e c e n t l y r e l e a s e d N OSDRA
En e r g y L t d Gi o Ta i .
Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
Having pending c orrec t ions from
13 0 3 4 DL K Oi l & Ga s B . De r e / Go k a n a /
t h e r e c e n t l y r e l e a s e d N OSDRA
Lt d Gi o Ta i .
Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
K orok oro Co m p l e t e d a n d Ce r t i  e d b y
14 042 K anny K oy Lt d Ta i .
W-4 N OSDRA 100
Having pending c orrec t ions from
15 0 4 3 Ot a o i l f Se r v i c e sA l e t o
El e m e r e c e n t l y r e l e a s e d N OSDRA
Lt d (N g o f a )
Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
16 0 4 4 M /S H a r r i s c o Alet o Co m p l e t e d a n d Ce r t i  e d b y
El e m e
I n t 'l L t d (N g o f a ) N OSDRA 100
Co m p l e t e d A c t i v e Re m e d i a t i o n
Alet o Wo r k s . Aw a i t i n g N OSDRA
17 0 4 5 Ch a v y n N i g L t d El e m e
(N g o f a ) Cl o s e o u t Sa m p l i n g A n a l y t i c a l
Re s u l t s 98
Nsiok en Co m p l e t e d a n d Ce r t i  e d b y
18 046 Andelst a Lt d El e m e
Ak pajo N OSDRA 100
Ajeok pori Having pending c orrec t ions from
19 047 Lapideo Mult i
W-3 El e m e t he rec ent ly released NOSDRA
Se r v i c e s L t d
Ok u l u e b u Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
Ajeok pori Having pending c orrec t ions from
20 0 4 8 Sl o t En g N i g L t dW-3 El e m e t h e r e c e n t l y r e l e a s e d N OSDRA
Ok u l u e b u Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
Co m p l e t e d A c t i v e Re m e d i a t i o n
21 0 4 9 En v i r o n Co n s u l tA j e o k p o r i
Wo r k s . Aw a i t i n g N OSDRA
& Re m e d i a l W-3 El e m e
Cl o s e o u t Sa m p l iAnnga l y t i c a l
Se r v i c e L t d Ok u l u e b u
Re s u l t s 98
Ajeok pori Having pending c orrec t ions from
22 0 5 0 K l a r t e k N i g L t d W-3 El e m e r e c e n t l y r e l e a s e d N OSDRA
Ok u l u e b u Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
Com plet ed Ac t ive Rem ediat ion
Ajeok pori
Wo r k s . Aw a i t i n g N OSDRA
23 0 5 1 Er o t i n a N i g L t d W-3 El e m e
Closeout Sam pling Analyt ic al
Ok u l u e b u
Re s u l t s 98
Mont ego Ajeok pori
Ac t ive Rem ediat ion Work s st ill
24 052 Upst ream W-3 El e m e
ongoing.
Se r v i c e s L t d Ok u l u e b u 63
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 Ajeok pori Having pending c orrec t ions from
A t l a -s Ra y &
25 W-3 El e m e r e c e n t l y r e l e a s e d N OSDRA
So n s Co y L t d
053 Ok u l u e b u Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
Brant Ajeok pori Having pending c orrec t ions from
26 Te c h n o l o g i e s W-3 El e m e r e c e n t l y r e l e a s e d N OSDRA
054 Lt d Ok u l u e b u Cl o s e-o u t Re s u l t s 98
Ajeok pori Com plet ed Ac t ive Rem ediat ion
A DG I n t 'l
27 W-3 El e m e Wo r k s . Aw a i t i n g N OSDRA
Re s o u r c e s L t d
055 Ok u l u e b u Cert i c at ion/Closeout Sam pling 95
New
Aw a
El e l e n w a Co m p l e t e d a n d Ce r t i  e d b y
28 En g i n e e r i n g Co y El e m e
Manifold, N OSDRA
Lt d
056 Ak pajo 100
New
Int egrat ed
El e l e n w a Co m p l e t e d a n d Ce r t i  e d b y
29 Chem ic al Work s El e m e
Manifold, N OSDRA
Lt d
057 Ak pajo 100
2 9 LOT S 2 ,7 9 8
Ave ra ge 9 6 .4 8

Tot al Mont hly Perform anc e Sc ore (TMPS) for

SU M M ARY OF Se p t e m b e r 2 0 2 2 . 2 ,7 9 8
PERFORMANCE RATINGS Average Mont hly Perform anc e Sc ore (AMPS) for
Se p t e m b e r 2 0 2 2 . 9 6 .4 8

Pe r f o r m a n c e Ra t i n g s f r o m t h e p r e v i o u s M o n t h f o r T M PS & A M PS.
2 ,7 9 0 9 6 .2 1

Monthly Differenc es (present - previous) for TMPS & AMPS 8 0 .2 7

Pe r c e n t a g e M o n t h l y Di ff e r e n c e (% ) 0 .2 9
Direc t ion ( + / - ) of Mont hly Perc ent age Differenc e Posit ive ( + )

Co m m e n t (s ) o n Pe r c e n t a g e Di ff e r e n c e i n M o n t h l y Pe-r f o r m a n c e
Ra t i n g s :- Appre c ia ble a nd e x pe c t e d t o inc re a se re m a rk a bly in
Oc t obe r 2 0 2 2 a s t he re m a ining 2 Cont ra c t ors a re e x pe c t e d t o
c om ple t e t he ir sit e w ork s a nd m ore re gula t ory re sult s obt a ine d
be fore t he e nd of t he m ont h.

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2.3 SUMMARY OF STATUS OF LOTS IN PHASE 1 BATCH 1 & 2 REMEDIATION
WORKS
A summary of Status of Lots in Batch 1 and 2 of Phase 1 Remediation Works and NOSDRA Close-out
Process on Category N Sites is provided in Table 1.6 below:
Table 2.6: Summary of Status of Lots in Phase 1 Batch 1 & 2 Remediation Works and Category N Sites.
SU B-
REM EDI AT I ON CAT E-
REM EDI AT I ON TOTAL GRAN D
PH ASE 1 BAT CH GORY N
PH ASE BAT CH 1 (B1 +B2 TOTAL
2 SI T ES
SI T E STAT U S )
LOT LOT
N O. OF N O. OF
N U M BER N U M BE
LOT S LOT S
S RS*
0 0 1- 0 1 0 , 026, 028,
NOSDRA Close-out
19 0 1 2 -0 1 4 , 7 042, 044, 26 1 27
c om plet ed
0 1 5 , 0 1-7 046, 056,
suc c essfully
021 057
Undergoing-6Mont h
Po s t Re g u l a t o r y
1 0 11 1 022 2 0 2
Cl o s e- o u t Re s u l t s
Monit oring
022, 025
Aw ait ingRegulat ory
1 016 5 031, 049, 6 11 17
Cl o s e-
051
023, 024,
027, 029,
Having pending
030, 033,
c orrec t ions from
0 0 14 034, 043, 14 0 14
NOSDRA Close-out
045, 047,
Re s u l t s
048, 050,
053, 054
Undergoing
N OSDRA Cl o s e o u t
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
a n d Ce r t i  c a t i o n
Sa m p l i n g

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 SU B-
REM EDI AT I ON CAT E-
REM EDI AT I ON TOTAL GRAN D
PH ASE 1 BAT CH 2 GORY N
PH ASE BAT CH 1 (B1 +B2 ) TOTAL
SI T ES
SI T E STAT U S
N O. OF LOT N O. OF LOT
LOT S NUMBERS LOT S NUMBERS
Pl a n n e d f o r
Regulat ory Close-out 0 0 1 055. 1 1 1
Sa m p l i n g
Sub-Tot a l (N um be r
of LOT S 21 27 48 13 61
Com ple t e d)

St i l l Wo r k i n g 0 0 2 032, 052. 2 0 2

Not ac t ive 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sub-Tot a l (N um be r
of LOT S not 0 2 2 2
Com ple t e d)
Tot a l N um be r of
Lot s 21 29 50 13 63
To t a l M o n t h l y
Perform anc e Sc ore 2,096.00 2,798.00 4,894.00
(% )
Av e r a g e M o n t h l y
Perform anc e Sc ore 9 9 .8 1
9 6 .4 8 9 8 .1 5
(% )
*Lot Numbers 035 – 041 were allocated to Tier 2 Detailed Quantitative Risk Assessment Works.

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2 .4 QU ALI T Y ASSU RAN CE / QU ALI T Y CON T ROL (QAQC) AN D CERT I FI CAT I ON
The year started with Twenty (20) contractors from both Phase1 Batch 1 and 2 still in active remediation
works in various phases, of which some of these Lots (023, 027, 029, 033, 046, 050, 053, 054 and 057)
participated in the Batch 6 NOSDRA External Certification and Close-Out Sampling done in May/June
2022 and Results sent by NOSDRA having Lots 046 and 057 Cleared and Certified and Lots 023, 027,
029, 033, 050, 053, and 054 having values in some points exceeding RBCA values of 1000mg/kg.
Tremendous progress has been made by the outstanding Contractors (Lots 013, 011, 016, 022, 025, 031,
049, 052, 051 and 055) in their remediation works, with a total of Eight (8) Lots (011, 013, 016, 022, 025,
031, 049 and 051) out of the stated Nine (9) Lots participated in the Batch 7 NOSDRA External
Certification/Close-Out and so far, results sent by NOSDRA having Lot 013 Cleared and certified and
Lots 011,022, and 031 having values in some points exceeding RBCA values of 1000mg/kg.
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Table 2.7: showing the Contractor's Progress Status as of 28 September 2022
S/N LOT COMMUNITY / CERT I FI CAT I ON DAT E OF REM ARK S
N O LGA STAT U S CERT I FI -
CAT I ON
SAM PLI N G

1. 01 Buem ene Aw ait ing NOSDRA We d . Ac t ivit y 100%

6 K orok oro Re s u l t . 2 4 /0 8 /2 0 2 2 Co m p l e t e d .
We l l 0 0 5 ,
Ta i
2. 04 Ok uluebu2, Aw ait ing NOSDRA Mon. Ac t ivit y 100%
9 Og a l e , Re s u l t . 22/08/2022 Co m p l e t e d .
El e m e
3. 02 B De r e / Aw ait ing NOSDRA Tu e s . Ac t ivit y 100%
5 Gi o , Re s u l t . 20/09/2022 Co m p l e t e d .
Go k a n a &
Ta i
4. 05 Ok u l u e b u 2 , Aw ait ing NOSDRA We d . Ac t ivit y 100%
1 Og a l e , Re s u l t . 2 1 /0 9 /2 0 2 2 Co m p l e t e d .
El e m e
5. 04 Nsiok en, Va l u e s w e r e w e l l Mon. Cleared/ Closed out by
6 Ak pajo, below RBCA value N OSDRA
0 9 /0 5 /2 0 2 2
El e m e o f 1 0 0 0 m g /k g i n
soil
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S/N LOT COMMUNITY / CERTIFICATION DATE OF REMARKS
NO LGA STATUS CERTIFI-
CATION
SAMPLING

6. 05 New Values w ere w ell Thurs. Cleared/ Closed out by

7 Elelenw o below RBCA value 02/06/2022 NOSDRA
m anifold, of 1000m g/k g in
Ak pajo, soil
Elem e
7. 01 Nw eek ol Values w ere w ell Mon. Cleared/ Closed out by
3 Zorbuk e/ K below RBCA value 15/08/2022 NOSDRA
Dere/ of 1000m g/k g in
Gok ana soil
8. 01 Debon Values in som e Wed. Re-sam pling t o be
1 Sec t ion B, sam pling point s 17/08/2022 c arried out on
Bodo/ ex c eeded RBCA c om plet ion.
Mogho value of 1000m g/k g
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions.
9. 02 B Dere/ Values in som e Tues. Re-sam pling t o be
2 Gio, sam pling point s 16/08/2022 c arried out on
Gok ana & ex c eeded RBCA c om plet ion.
Tai value of 1000m g/k g
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions.

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S/N LOT COMMUNITY / CERTIFICATION DATE OF REMARKS
NO LGA STATUS CERTIFI-
CATION
SAMPLING

10. 02 Aabue Values in som e Tues. Re-sam pling t o be

9 K orok oro sam pling point s c arried out on
10/05/2022
Flow ex c eeded RBCA c om plet ion.
St at ion value of 1000m g/k g
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions.
11. 02 Bara Alue Values in som e Thurs. Re-sam pling t o be
7 Section A- sam pling point s c arried out on
12/05/2022
C, Tai ex c eeded RBCA c om plet ion.
value of 1000m g/k g
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions
12. 03 B Dere/ Values in som e Mon. Re-sam pling t o be
3 Gio, sam pling point s c arried out on
16/05/2022
Gok ana & ex c eeded RBCA c om plet ion.
Tai value of 1000m g/k g
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions

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S/N LOT COMMUNITY / CERTIFICATION DATE OF REMARKS
NO LGA STATUS CERTIFI-
CATION
SAMPLING

13. 02 B De r e / Va l u e s i n s o m e We d . Re-s a m p l i n g t o b e
3 Gi o , sam pling point s c arried out on
18/05/2022
Go k a n a & e x c e e d e d RB CA c om plet ion.
Ta i value of 1000m g/k g
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions
14. 05 Ok uluebu2, Va l u e s i n s o m e Mon. Re -s a m p l i n g t o b e
0 Og a l e , sam pling point s c arried out on
27/05/2022
El e m e e x c e e d e d RB CA c om plet ion.
value of 1000m g/k g 30/05/2022
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions
15. 05 Ok uluebu2, Va l u e s i n s o m e Tu e s . Re -s a m p l i n g t o b e
3 Og a l e , sam pling point s c arried out on
31/05/2022
El e m e e x c e e d e d RB CA c om plet ion.
value of 1000m g/k g
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions
16. 05 Ok uluebu2, Va l u e s i n s o m e Fr i . Re -s a m p l i n g t o b e
4 Og a l e , sam pling point s c arried out on
27/05/2022
El e m e e x c e e d e d RB CA c om plet ion.
value of 1000m g/k g
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions
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S/N LOT COMMUNITY / CERTI FI CAT I ON DATE OF REMARKS
NO LGA STAT US CERT I FI -
CATI ON
SAMPLING

17. 03 B Dere/ Values in som e Thurs. Re-s a m p l i n g t o b e

1 Gio, sam pling point s 18/08/2022 c arried out on
Gok ana & ex c eeded RBCA c om plet ion.
Tai value of 1000m g/k g
in soil. Cont rac t or
w as ask ed t o
rew ork sec t ions
18. 05 Ok uluebu2, Aw ait ing Ready for
5 Ogale, Cert i c at ion NOSDRA
Elem e Sam pling. Ex t ernal
Cert i c at ion
and
Close- Out
sam pling.
19. 03 B Dere/ N/A N/A Treat m ent and
2 Gio, Bac k  lling Ongoing.
Gok ana &
Tai
20. 05 Ok uluebu2, N/A N/A Ex c avat ion and
2 Ogale, Treat m ent Ongoing.
Elem e

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2.4.1 BATCH 7 NOSDRA EXTERNAL CERTIFICATION/CLOSE
-OUT SAMPLING.
The Batch 7 NOSDRA External Certification and Close-Out sampling commenced in August involving
both Phase 1 Batch 1 and 2 Remediation contractors and was finalized in September 2022.
The Close-Out Activity led to the end of remediation works for the Phase 1 Batch 1 Contractors with the
outstanding Contractors from Lots 011 (Mogho/Bodo, Gokana LGA), 013 (Nweekol Zorbuke, Gokana
LGA) and 016(Buemene Koro-Koro, Tai LGA) and also Phase 1 Batch 2 Contractors Lots 022, 025 and
031 (B-Dere/Gio, Gokana) and 049, 051 (Okuleubu Ogale, Eleme LGA).
Ta b l e 2 .8 : b e l o w s h o w s t h e Va r i o u s L o t s a n d I n f o r m a t i o n o f Cl o s e -Ou t Sa m p l i n g .
S/N LOT COM PAN Y COM M U N I T Y LGA DAT E OF SAM PLI N G
NO N AM E
1. 016 N e w l i n e We s t B u e m e n e K o-r o 2 2 /0 9 /2 0 2 2
Afric a K o r o We l l 0 0 5
Su b a d o m
2. 025 Gl o b a l B“ De re /Gio Go k a n a 2 0 /0 9 /2 0 2 2
Re s o u r c e s
Lim it ed
En v i r o -n 2 1 /0 9 /2 0 2 2
3. 049 Co n s u l t a n d
Re m e d i a l Ok u l e u b u , El e m e
Se r v i c e A j e k p o r i We l l 3
Lim it ed. Og a l e . (q c-0 0 5-
4. 051 Er o t i n a 001) 2 1 /0 9 /2 0 2 2
Nigeria
Lim it ed.
Plate 2.3: Water sample collection from monitoring boreholes at Lot 016 (Buemene Korokoro Well 5,
Tai L.G.A)

Plate 2.4: Cross Section of participants at Lot 025 (B. Dere/ Gio) during the NOSDRA / NUPRC
Regulatory Close-Out Sampling.
2.5 SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND DELINEATION OF IMPACTED SITES

HYPREP had in 2020 done reconnaissance survey (Preliminary Site Environmental Assessment) on

impacted sites without UNEP site specific facts sheets. As a result of the survey, over a hundred and

twenty sites were scoped and recommended for further investigation. However, fifteen (15)

Medium/Complex Risk Sites were selected by the Assessment Team for characterization and

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delineation. Site characterisation and delineation is carried out to determine specific geologic and

hydrologic characteristics of the sites, determine the extent of contamination, potential threat to the

environment and users, as well as the possible remedial actions that may be required. This activity is

conducted in line with the HYPREP's SOP on Site Assessment.

Site characterisation and delineation starts with Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) modelling by

our ERT Team. Electric resistivity tomography (ERT) is a near-surface geophysical tool for ground

investigations that helps to reveal ground features and map the soil structure. It works by using electrical

current that is injected into the ground through short steel (electrodes) distributed along a straight line,

and the resistance values between the injection points measured. When processed, a two-dimensional

resistivity profile of the ground is derived and displayed graphical on the Tomogram. This gives a guide

for the distribution of auger points and borehole for soil and groundwater sampling.

Hand augers are used for drilling and profiling the soil for physical observation of soil and groundwater

where necessary. As the soil is drilled to collect samples, they are immediately probed for the soil profile

– soil type, colour, texture, structure, depth to groundwater, depth to Hydrocarbon contamination etc.

Physical observations (olfactory and sheen test) are also carried out on soil sample. All these are logged

(recorded) on the Sampling Log Sheet. Samples are collected and stored in the ice packed cooler and

transferred to the laboratory for analysis.

2.5.1 DETAILS OF SITE CHARACTERIZATION AND DELINEATION WORKS AT

IMPACTED SITES

A total of sixteen (16) site have been completed. The table below shows the details of Site

Characterization and Delineation Works.

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Table 2.9: Details of site characterization and delineation works.

S/N Sit e N a m e Ca t e gory St a t us SSFS

Si t e w i t h
U N EP Fa c t
K o r o k o r o We l l 3 , Co m p l e t e d
Sh e e t a n d
1 K o r o k o r o Ta i Co m p l e x Si t e  e l d w o r k s
c a t e g o r i ze d
L GA (0 0 8 -0 0 7 )
as c om plex
sit e
Si t e w i t h o u t
Eg b a l o r Eb u b u , U n d o c u m e n t e d
Co m p l e t e d U N EP Fa c t
2 Eb u b u , El e m e Si t e -M e d i u m
 e l d w o r k s Sh e e t
L GA Ri s k
rec ord
Si t e w i t h o u t
B a r a -o l Do b e e , U n d o c u m e n t e d Co m p l e t e d
U N EP Fa c t
3 K-d e r e , Go k a n a Si t e -M e d i u m  eldw ork s
Ri s k Sh e e t
B a r a -M a n g b e hUndoc um ent ed Si t e w i t h o u t
Co m p l e t e d
4 De e k i , K- De r e , Si t e M e d i u m U N EP Fa c t
 eldw ork s
Go k a n a L GA Ri s k Sh e e t
Si t e s N o . 5 a n d
6 are boundary
B a r a K p e e k e , Undoc um ent ed Co m p l e t e d Sit e w it hout s i t e b e t w e e n
5 B a r a-A l e , Ta i Si t e M e d i u m  e l d w o r k s U N EP Fa c t B a r a -A l e a n d
L GA Ri s k Sh e e t Nork po
Co m m u n i t y.

Si t e s N o . 5 a n d
6 are boundary
Nork po, Nork po, Undoc um ent ed Co m p l e t e d Sit e w it hout s i t e b e t w e e n
B a r a -A l e a n d
6 Ta i L GA Si t e M e d i u m  e l d w o r k s U N EP Fa c t N o r k p o
Ri s k Sh e e t Co m m u n i t y.

Undoc um ent ed Co m p l e t e dSit e w it hout

7 Bara Nork po, Tai Si t e M e d i u m  e l d w o r k s U N EP Fa c t
L GA Ri s k Sh e e t

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S/N Site Name Category Status SSFS

Bara Undoc um ent ed Fieldw ork s Sit e w it hout Det ailed

Com m unit y
8 Nna/Yiragbene, Sit e Medium Com plet ed UNEP Fac t engagem ent is
Gio, Tai LGA Risk Sheet advised prior t o

Boobaam uu, Undoc um ent ed Com plet edSit e w it hout

9 Biara, Gok ana Sit e Medium  eldw ork s UNEP Fac t
LGA Risk Sheet
Muuborgbara, Undoc um ent ed Com plet ed Sit e w it hout
10 Biara, Gok ana Sit e Medium  eldw ork s UNEP Fac t
LGA Risk Sheet
Sit es No. 11, 12
Dorm uubonat om , Undoc um ent ed Com plet ed Sit e w it hout and 13 are
11 B-Dere, Gok ana Sit e Medium  eldw ork s UNEP Fac t annex ed by
Risk Sheet c ont am inat ion
plum .
Bara-ol Undoc um ent ed Com plet ed Sit e w it hout
12 Nw eebana,- K Sit e Medium  eldw ork s UNEP Fac t
Dere, Risk Sheet
Undoc um ent ed Com plet ed Sit e w it hout
13 Dorm uugiavadee, Sit e Medium  eldw ork s UNEP Fac t
B-Dere, Gok ana Risk Sheet

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S/N Site Name Category Status SSFS

Sit es No. 14
and 15 are
boundary sit es
bet w een Bera
14 Boobaam uu, Undoc um ent ed Com plet ed Sit e w it hout and B-Dere
Bera, Gok ana Sit e Medium  eldw ork s UNEP Fac t Com m unit y.
Risk Sheet Det ailed
LGA c om m unit y
engagem ent
advised prior t o
land ac c ess.

15 Sao Gava, B- Undoc um ent ed Com plet ed Sit e w it hout

Dere, Gok ana Sit e Medium  eldw ork s UNEP Fac t
Risk Sheet

16 Ok ansim u, Undoc um ent ed Com plet ed Sit e w it hout Disc overed Free
phase of re ned
Ogale, Elem e Sit e Medium  eldw ork s UNEP Fac t
Sheet pet roleum
Risk
produc t

Summary of Sites Assessed as at September 30, 2022.

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2.6 SHORELINE CLEAN-UP AND MANGROVE RESTORATION

HYPREP, on its mandate to remediate and restore the shoreline inter-tidal areas in Ogoniland, has

completed the Pre-Shoreline Clean-up Assessment Technique (Pre-SCAT) of two communities namely

B-Dere and K-Dere, while field activities are yet to be concluded in Kpor, Goi, Mogho and Bodo

Communities all in Gokana LGA, Rivers State.

The HYPREP Pre-SCAT Team has assessed a total of 549 grids (200m X 200m) covering an area of

2,196 hectares. The assessed grids are along shorelines, channels, mud flats and degraded mangrove

platforms.

Table 2.10 below shows the breakdown of coastal Communities and the number of assessed grids respectively.
Table 2.10: Communities and Number of Grids Assessed

S/N Community Grids Area (ha) Status

1 B-Dere 116 464 Com plet ed
2 K-Dere 277 1,108 Com pet ed

3 K por 27 108 Yet t o be c om plet ed

4 Goi 15 60 Yet t o be c om plet ed

5 Bodo 114 456 Yet t o be c om plet ed
Total 549 2,196 As at Sept em ber 30, 2022.

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2.6.1: SHORELINE CLEANU-UP STAKEHOLDERS SENSITIZATION AND AWARENESS
WORKSHOP
th
On the 27 of September, 2022, HYPREP organized an Awareness and Sensitization Workshop for
Stakeholders of the upcoming Shoreline Clean-up and Mangrove Restoration program. The
Stakeholders included the Leadership of Ogoni Coastal Communities, Ogoni Traditional Rulers, Youth
Groups, Government Regulatory Agencies, KAGOTE, Civil Society and Non-Governmental
Organizations, Ogoni Elected Representatives and the Academia. The event was held at the
Gberesaakoo Hall, Gokana Local Government Area Council Secretariat, Kpor.
At the event, the Project Coordinator announced the plan of HYPREP to commence the remediation of
hydrocarbon impacted shoreline inter tidal areas in Ogoniland. He highlighted the benefits of the
shoreline remediation, which included job creation, training and certification of Community personnel
with internationally recognized Certificates, restoration of the aquatic livelihood sources of the coastal
Communities, amongst others.
Additionally, one of the Guests from the Academia, Professor John Onwuteaka enlightened the target
beneficiary Communities of a vast array of global opportunities in carbon and biodiversity credits as
sustainable short- and long-term benefits associated with the clean-up and restoration of the degraded
mangrove ecosystem.

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3.0 HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT (HSE) SEPTEMBER MONTHLY
REPORT

3.1 HEALTH AND SAFETY

The Project HSE team carried out site compliance monitoring, inspections, HSE induction and training
in the month of August, 2022. Other activities carried out include
· Update of the HSE plan (Ongoing)
· Development of new HSE documents
· Awareness campaign on good HSE culture
· Setting-up of the HYPREP Sick Bay
· Participation in M and E's activity KPI Review and update.
· Issuance of permit to work to active remediation contractors.
· Issuance of PPEs to staff.

3.2 HSE STATISTICS

The health and safety statistics stated below are based on routine HSE site supervisions and inspections
carried out on all active HYPREP sites (2 Remediation and 5 water sites) within the four (4) local
government areas in Ogoniland (Khana, Gokana, Tai & Eleme) in the month of September.

Table 3.1: Project HSE statistics

De sc ript ion M ont hly Y T D (2 0 2 2 )
A c t i v e s s i t e s (n o ) 7
Pe r s o n n e l o n s i t e (Av g .) 502 3 ,111
Fi r s t A i d Ca s e (FA C) 0 6
M e d i c a l Tr e a t m e n t Ca s e (M T C) 1 6
N e a r m i s s (N M ) 0 42
L o s t Ti m e I n j u r y Fr e e Da y s (Da y ) 0 172
U n s a f e A c t s /U n s a f e Co n d i t i o n s (n o ) 63 1 ,7 3 4
Cont rac t or Tot al Man- h o u r Ex p o s u r e (H r ) 6 4 ,2 5 6 4 4 3 ,7 7 6

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Fig 3.1: Summary of HSE statistics for the month.
3.2.1 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND REPORTING (HIR)
3.2.1.1 UA/UC CHART DISTRIBUTION CHART

The project unsafe act and unsafe conditions reported for the month of September 2022 is seventy
(68) and the distribution is represented below:

Table 3.2: UA/UC distribution.

S/N Unsaf e act / Unsafe condition Remediation Potable Water Total
1 Poor House Keeping 41 4 45
2 Personal Protective Equipment 8 2 10
(PPE) violation
3 Horseplay/Poor workers attitude 5 1 6
4 Defective tool 2 0 2

3.3 LOOK-AHEAD
In October 2022, the HSE team would review, update the HSE plan, develop and cascade the Life
Saving Rules(LSR) to HYPREP staff, create more HSE documents, issue PPEs to operational staff,
conduct HSE induction trainings, conduct health surveillance, undertake HSE inspections on all
HYPREP active sites to monitor contractors HSE compliance, upgrading and installation of more fire
alarm systems in the building, do regular testing of emergency response preparedness in-view of its
effective operation, attend contractors monthly HSE meetings and HSE campaigns as maybe required.

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4.0 PROVISION OF POTABLE WATER
The task of providing potable water to the people of Ogoniland is progressing on a daily basis, with
effective supervision by the Potable Water Unit of HYPREP.
In further pursuant of this HYPREP mandate, rehabilitated water facilities and the freshly constructed
ones are gradually approaching completion across various communities of the four (4) Local
Government Areas (LGAs) in Ogoniland.
Officers of the Potable Water unit, Lot contractors and stakeholders within the communities have
combined efforts in overseeing these construction of water facilities to ensure timely delivery to the
people.
The status of work done on sites covering Bori/kpean; Barako/B-Dere; Terabor; Korokoro/Nonwa;
Alesa; Agbonchia, Alode, Aleto and Ebubu/Nsisioken/Ogale communities are highlighted in the report
below.
4.1 LOT 1: ALESA ELEME
Operational activities and maintenance of the newly rehabilitated Alesa Headworks are currently
ongoing. The Alesa station currently supplies drinking water to Alesa, Alode, Agbonchia, Aleto and part
of Ogale communities, on a daily basis.

Table 4.1: Activities of Lot 1 Alesa

OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE
Daily supply of Ongoing Rout ine c hec k .
potable w ater to
LOT 1 (Activity Report)
Alesa, Alode,
S/N Activity Status Remark
Agbonc hia,
REHABILITATION
Aleto and part of
1. Rehabilit at ion w ork on Alesa headw ork . Com plet ed Ok
Ogale
2. Rehabilitation w ork on Alesa II booster station Com plet ed Ok
c om m unit ies.
3. Rehabilitation of Agbonchia booster station. Com plet ed Ok
4. Ret icu lat ion and ex t ension of dist ribut ion Com plet ed Ok
net w ork
Maintenance of Ongoing Rout ine c hec k .
pipes and
fet c hing point s.

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4.2 LOT 2: EBUBU/NSISSIOKEN-OGALE, ELEME LGA
The construction of Ebubu and Ogale headworks, Eleme Local Government Area is at a general
completion rate of over 85%.

Table 4.2: Activities of Lot 2 Ebube/Nsissioken-Ogale, Eleme LGA

Lot 2 (Activity Report)

S/ Activities Completion Recommendations/
N Status Remarks
1 Inst allat ion of borehole w ell heads On-going
at Ogale.

2 Inst allat ion of pressure valves and On-going

‡ow m et ers.
3 Elec t ric al w iring and inst allat ion of On-going
elec t ric al devic es in t he buildings
on-going at Ogale.

4.3 LOT 3: TERABOR/BIARA, GOKANA LGA

Rehabilitation of the Terabor Station and new booster station at Biara is above 81.5% general
completion rate, with the service quarters and treatment house fully renovated. The major activity at
here is the reticulation network which has covered 6 communities, out of the total 8.

Table 4.3: Activities of Lot 3 Terabor/Biara

Lot 3 (Ac t ivit y Re port )
S/N ACT I V I T I ES COM PLET I ON RECOM M EN DAT I ON S/
STAT U S REM ARK S
1 Rehabilit at ion of Terabor headw ork On g o i n g
2 Const ruc t ion of Biara Boost er St at ion On g o i n g
3 Pipe laying /dist ribut ion net w ork -Pipe On g o i n g
laying /dist ribut ion net w ork at Mogho,
Gb e , L e w e , K p o r, N w e o l , Gi o k o ,
c om m unit ies.

4 Const ruc t ion of fet c h point s ac ross On g o i n g

K p o r, L e w e , Gb e , M o g h o , Gi o k o ,
Nw eol, c om m unit ies.

5 Co n n e c t i o n o f  l t e r s a n d t a n k s On g o i n g

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4.4 LOT 4: BARAKO/B-DERE GOKANA
The newly constructed stations, at Barako and B-Dere communities, Gokana are at a general completion
of 93%. The completed works include the installation of overhead and ground tanks, construction of
Staff quarters, treatment houses, etc.

Table 4.4: Activities of Lot 4 Barako/B-Dere

Lot 4 (Ac t ivit y Re port )
S/N Ac t ivit ie s Com ple t ion Re m a rk s
St a t us
1 Re t i c u l a t i o n a n d d i s t r i b u t i o n a t B a r a k o Co m p l e t e d
2 Landsc aping at Barak o On g o i n g
3 Pl a n t i n g o f g r e e n a r e a s On g o i n g
4 Inst allat ion of solar light for sec urit y Co m p l e t e d
5 Tank leak age t est s and t ight ening/ lling of On g o i n g
leak age point s.

6 Inst allat ion and c ast ing of fet c h point s at On g o i n g

Barak o

7 Veri c at ion of ret ic ulat ion lines at Barak o. Co m p l e t e d .

4.5 LOT 5: KOROKORO/NONWA TAI

The Korokoro and Nonwa stations are at a general completion rate of over 81.5%. The installation of
elevated and ground tanks has been completed while construction of filter systems, setting up of
treatment house are currently ongoing.

Table 4.5: Activities of Lot 5 Korokoro/Nonwa

Lot 5 (Ac t ivit y Re port )

S/N Ac t ivit ie s Completion Status Re m a rk s

1 Ret ic ulat ion net w ork and pipe-laying at On g o i n g
Nonw a

2 Co n n e c t i o n o f Fi l t e r t a n k s On g o i n g
3 Wellhead inst allat ion at K orok oro and On g o i n g
Nonw a

4 Inst allat ion of subm ersible pum ps at On g o i n g

K orok oro and Nonw a.

5 Veri c at ion of ret ic ulat ion lines at Co m p l e t e d

K orok oro and Nonw a

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4.6 LOT 6: BORI/KPEAN/ZAAKPON, KHANA LGA
Activities at Lot 6 are at a general completion rate of 83.7% covering the rehabilitation of the Bori Water
Station, fresh construction of Headworks at Kpean, and the construction of a new booster station at
Zaakpon.

Table 4.6: Activities of Lot 6 Bori/Kpean/Zaakpon

Lot 6 (Ac t ivit ie s Re port )

S/N Ac t ivit ie s Com ple t ion Re m a rk

St a t us
1 Inst allat ion of riser pipes and subm ersible pum ps On g o i n g
in borehole w ells, int ernal ret ic ulat ion net w ork
c onnec t ions on-going at Bori and K pean in K hana
L GA .
2 Inst allat ion of inlet , out let and over‡ow pipes in On g o i n g
ground t ank and elevat ed t ank at K pean, K hana
L GA

3 Connec t ion of bac k w ash pum p at Bori st at ion. On g o i n g

4.7 A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON BATCH 2 WATER PROJECT LAND SURVEY

Table 4.7: A Preliminary Report On Batch 2 Water Project Land Survey
S/NO LGA COMMUNITIES DATE REMARK
1 Tai 5 Communities: 17/8/2022 There is one more
Botem, Kpite, Koroma, Kporgor, community to be
Borobara surveyed in Tai
LGA
2 Gokana 4 Communities: 18/8/2022 Completed
Deeken, Deeyor, Bomu, Bodo

3 Eleme 2 Communities: 19/2022 Completed

Eteo, Onne

4 Khana 13 Communities: 22/8/2022 There are two

Uegwere, Gwara, Gure, Eeken, Kaa more communities
to be surveyed in
Khana LGA
(Sogho and Bane).
Kaani, Kpong, Beeri, Buan 23/8/2022
Okwale,Taaba, Lueku, Nyorkuru 24/8/2022

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5.0 LIVELIHOOD PROGRAM REPORT
5.1 INTRODUCTION
The Livelihood Unit Report for September 2022 covers the activities of the Livelihood unit within the
reporting period. This includes but is not limited to commencement of sorting for specialized training
applicants, submission of Livelihood unit exit plan for the cassava processing factory, etc.

5.2 LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES FOR SEPTEMBER

1. Contact Certified E-Test Centres for examination app development proposal.
2. Commence sorting/ selection for qualified specialized training applicants.
3. Adopt generated questions for the Literacy support aptitude test.
4. Engage consultant for business assessment of the (60) Small and Medium Enterprises.
5. Contact selected school authorities for Environmental clubs across the Four (4) LGAs.
6. Submit Livelihood unit exit plan for the cassava processing factory.
7. Needs Assessment/ Vocational Skill Trainings for Five Thousand (5000) Ogoni people.
8. Close out on 400 Ogoni women training in Agribusiness and Entrepreneurial skills.
5.3 SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCE
S/N SCOPE AREA PROGRAM U PDAT E STAT U S REM ARK
1 Educ at ional Support for Cont ac t Cert i ed E-Test Fi r s t c o n t a c t
Og o n i s t u d e n t s Cent res for ex am inat ion m eet ings w it h
app developm ent proposal t est ing c ent ers
c onduc t ed
2 Spec ialised t raining for 400 Co m m e n c e d s o rt i n g f o r All four (4)t rainings
persons in m ec hat ronic s, q u a l i  e d s p e c i a l i ze d sk ill applic ant s
c reat ive art s, aviat ion and t raining applic ant s sort ed/ selec t ed.
seafarers
3 Training of 5000 persons Financ ial bids from t raining
o n d i ff e r e n t v o c a t i o n a l c o n s u l t a n t s a w a i t i n g
sk ills areas evaluat ion
4 Support 60 SMEs ac ross Verify ident i ed ex ist ing Assessm ent of
t h e f o u r L GA s SM Es . Co m m e n c e d veri ed businesses
A s s e s s m e n t o f Ve r i  e d for grant
businesses ac ross t he
Fo u r (4 ) L GA s
5 En v i r o n m e n t a l Cl u b s Cont ac t selec t ed sc hool All Selec t ed sc hool
aut horit ies for aut horit ies in t he
En v i r o n m e n t a l c l u b s i n ot her3 LGAs w ill be
K h a n a L GA c ont ac t ed.

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S/N SCOPE AREA PROGRAM U PDAT E STAT U S REM ARK
6 Ca s s a v a Pr o c e s s i n g Developm ent of ex it plan Im plem ent at ion of
Fa c t o r y for t he c assava proc essing ex it plan in progress
fac t ory
7 Needs Assessm ent Re p o r t w r i t i n g o n t h e
needs assessm ent ac t ivit y.

8 400 Ogoni w om en t raining Cert i c at ion of t rainees

in Agribusiness

Le ge nd
In Progress Completed Delayed Yet to commence

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6.0 Centre of Excellence for Environmental Restoration (NCEER)
6.1 Introduction
The National Centre of Excellence for Environment Restoration (NCEER) is one of the
recommendations of UNEP in the Ogoni Environmental Assessment Report. This centre will serve as
the repository and depository of all experiences and knowledge gained through the Ogoni
Environmental Restoration Project.
The centre has different components, research, demonstration (ICSMC) and the entrepreneurship area.
The research will serve to train high-man-power knowledge in areas of environmental pollution
management, remediation, and restoration. The demonstration area (Integrated Contaminated Soil
Management Centre) will be used to demonstrate various environmental restoration strategies and to
showcase new knowledges in environmental management. The entrepreneurship centre as will used
for knowledge incubation and training in various sets relevant to the environment and industrial
processes.
In the period under review, the following activities were carried out.

6.2 Kick-off Meeting

A kick-off meeting was held with the contractor (Craneburg Construction Company Limited) handling
the design of the September 9, 2022. The meeting amongst others streamlined the scope for the design
of the NCEER.

Plate 6.1: Kick-off Meeting with Craneburg Construction Company Limited

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6.3 Enumeration of Crops
The enumeration of crops on the donated land at Wiibegara along Bori-Kono Road, Wiiyaakara, Khana
LGA was carried out from September 12 to 29, 2022. The process was to capture but crops, economic
trees planted on the site and their owners.

Plate 6.2: Crop Enumeration at Wiibegara, Wiiyaakara Khana LGA

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6.4 Supervision of Liaison Offices
Supervision of HYPREP liaison offices across the two outstanding LGAs was carried out in the period
under review. Tai LGA liaison office is at the furnishing stage while at Gokana LGA office construction
is ongoing.

Plate 6.3 : HYPREP Tai LGA Liaison Office

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 Plate 6.4: Construction works at Gokana LGA Liaison Office

Table 6.1 The status of implementation is shown on the table below:

S/N Ac t ivit ie s St a t us of % Com ple t ion
I m ple m e nt a t ion
1 Ge o t e c h n i c a l s u r v e y o f d o n a t e d l a n d Co m p l e t e d . Re p o r t 100
produc ed.

2 Su r v e y o f d o n a t e d l a n d Co m p l e t e d s u r v e y o f 100
donat ed land

3 Land t it le perfec t ion Awa i t i n g 40

doc um ent at ion by t he
L e g a l U n i t H Y PREP

4 De s i g n o f t h e N CEER b u i l d i n g On g o i n g 20
infrast ruc t ure

5 Co n s t r u c t i o n o f p e r i m e t e r f e n c e t o Undergoing 2
sec ure land from int ruders Pr o c u r e m e n t
Pr o c e s s e s

6 N e w l i n e We s t A f r i c a N i g e r i a L i m i t e d Com plet ed 100

7 CEN T EN N I A L De v e l o p m e n t a n d Co n t r a c t o r b a c k t o 7 0
Invest m ent Lim it ed sit e

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7.0 PROCUREMENT
The Procurement Unit successfully carried out the under-listed activities;
I. Finalization of Report on Financial Evaluation of documents for Remediation of Simple
Hydrocarbon Impacted Sites in Ogoniland;
II. Undertaking of Due Diligence on Contractors for Remediation of Simple Hydrocarbon
Impacted Sites in Ogoniland and submission of Report;
III. Evaluation of Prequalification bids and submission of Report on Construction of Center of
Excellence for Environmental Restoration (CoEER) along with an Integrated Contaminated
Soil Management Center (ICSMC); and
IV. Issuance of Request for Proposal (RfP) to short listed bidders for Engagement of
Consultants/Service Providers for Livelihood Sundry Trainings, opening of the bids and
commencement of the evaluation process.

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