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Kyari Lauds Buhari For ‘freeing’ NNPC To Operate

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    By Magnus Ugwubujor, Abuja 15 September 2022   |   3:47 am Goup Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has applauded President Muhammadu Buhari for not interfering in the organistion’s activities. NNPC GMD, Mele Kyari. Goup Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has applauded President Muhammadu Buhari for not interfering in the organistion’s activities. He said: “It is a privilege that I have to serve on behalf of all of you by the grace of Mr. President. I know that it is impossible to do many of the things we are doing today except you have a detached leadership from the business of this company, and I can tell you with all confidence that we have never seen it this good in the sense that we are free to take actions, we are free to make decisions. This President has never asked me to do anything different from what we think is professionally correct, and that is the opportunity that we have today. And I know that this is sustainable.” working for you. Your company will work for you.” Kyari spoke as a recipient of the African Industrial and Development Awards and Conference (AIDCA in Abuja, where he emerged the 2022 AIDCA Outstanding Industrial Revolution Leader of the Year award. Latest 37 mins ago These values are crucial such that para-military organisations like Man’o War, Boys Scouts and Girl Guides teach them. Some organisations and religious bodies also established para-military… 1 hour ago Pressures from the global energy crisis and compounding situation at home may be costing Nigeria’s 43 million households nothing less than N8.9 trillion yearly, The Guardian has gathered. 1 hour ago Speaking at the Standing Committee meeting of the church in Abuja, the President stated that Nigeria needs God to “direct our affairs and surmount the challenges facing it.” 1 hour ago Committee of Pro-Chancellors of State-owned Universities (COPSUN) has called on the Federal and state governments to sustain international best practices by increasing funding 1 hour ago The Federal Executive Council (FEC), yesterday, approved N28.1 billion for the augmentation of roads and other infrastructure in the Wasa district of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

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