DOE is a Federal Government Agency responsible for the exploration and importation of petroleum products into the country. It is also responsible for allocation of licenses to filling stations. DPR monitors and evaluate petroleum retailers across Nigeria, ensuring that quantity, quality and prices meet standards. The Lagos Office is situated on Kofo Abayomi in Victoria Island. The multi-storey building has various offices and limited Car park. It was recently renovated giving it a good outlook. Clean restrooms are opened to visitors. ♿wheelchair parking is allowed, ♿ entry not available.
Regulatory body of oil and gas industry. Very busy place. Car park can be challenging here
One of the key departments in the Nigerian oil sector.
Well planned office complex. But be prepared to park your car on the street At least have a driver to drop you off and go find where to park as the facility managers don't allow non staff to park within the building
Located in central VI, Lagos, DPR institution has the statutory responsibility of ensuring compliance to petroleum laws, regulations and guidelines in the Oil and Gas Industry in Nigeria. The discharge of these responsibilities involves monitoring of operations at drilling sites, producing wells, production platforms and flowstations, crude oil export terminals, refineries, storage depots, pump stations, retail outlets, any other locations where petroleum is either stored or sold, and all pipelines carrying crude oil, natural gas and petroleum products.
Good access control. Business like
Recent upgrades have improved efficiency and service delivery
Hard working and honest people
Microsoft office. My second home
Great place to work.
Great transparent service. Open to all enquiries on the Nigerian oil and gas industry.
State-of-the-Art, Oil & Gas Regulatory Agencydynamically positioned to harness the Nation's Hydrocarbon Reserves, optimally.
Perfect description
Great services
Nice
Safety, Precision
Some months back i traveled to Ekiti state, Ado Ekiti to be precise. I bought fuel at the rate of #130/liter. Thus, i saw a publication on the Guardian paper of 19th August 2015, from the DPR serving a warning to all marketers of petroleum products. My observation however is the lack of a medium by which the populace can relate or communicate with the DPR in order to curb to incessant activities of these saboteurs. Give the public a phone number, it will make your job easy in monitoring the issue of over pricing and sharp practices in the sector.