Sweetlemon:


You see my problem with Igbos? You see why I say that as far as politics is concerned, they have not the faintest idea what exactly they want? You see? Some of you are even saying he's Delta Igbo. But when you talk of biafra you drag not only the delta Igbo but the whole of SS and curse anyone who dares to oppose it.
Though I doubt this source but even if it were real, the comment above is the reason why I keep saying that many Igbos need to go do some soul searching.

dammytosh:
WAILERS !!!! BE LIKE



WHy did he choose Hausa Man again.


They check the Name and Profile again, delete post and hide in a corner to WAIL

Pierocash:
Wailing Wailers crying tribalism.south east over to u, make I know here tribalism again o

Pierocash:
Wailing Wailers crying tribalism.south east over to u, make I know here tribalism again o

Editor1:
Still won't stop me from wailing for a better democracy!

shaqhead:

Let me save it for u so that I tel em dt u "said" it wen they refute it!

zikray:

Deltans don't see themselves as Igbos,so be guided...

Sweetlemon:


They are still wailing o. They say he's SS and not Igbo. Dem no wan hear say na anioma Igbo. Dem want full SE Igbo. But when they are talking about biafra if you dare say that delta Igbos are not Igbos ehn........... They really ain't got the faintest idea what they want. Really.

ITbomb:
Is he Delta Igbo?

dokiOloye:
Why not beg God to create U as an Igbo in Ur next world instead of all these beefs?
Envy kills ooo.

psquaret:
slow and steady wins the race. we love you baba and we love you more now that we have adopted you as our earthly father.......

uwajeh:
Can't help but say, Onicha Ugbo Kwenu!!! For those who query the appointment based on the fact that he is a lawyer please be reminded that the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Madame Christine Lagarde is a lawyer and not an Economist and she has done a fantastic job at that organisation. Chief Ernest Shonekan studied law but that didn't stop him from becoming one of the icons of Nigeria's industrial sector.

Prof. Pat Utomi initially studied Mass Communications but he is one of the most brilliant economic minds in Nigeria today. Dr. Ibe Kachikwu has been in the oil and gas industry for donkey years and I am certain he has learnt the ropes during that time. You don't rise to be the Executive Vice Chairman (Africa) of the largest oil company in the world by being a dunce.

Allow the man make him drink water keep cup jo!

laudate:
What NNPC needs at this time is a seasoned petroleum engineer with commercial aptitude, that can think outside the box.

All other contemporaries of NNPC like PedeVesa of Venezuela, PetroBrass of Brazil, Q8 of Kuwait, Statoil of Norway, Saudi Aramco, Sinopec of China, etc, have all added value to their countries, by actively buying out oil-related assets around the globe to increase the foreign exchange earning capability of their companies/countries, increasing local refining capacity on their home turf while remaining good examples of well-run commercial enterprises.

Such an engineer should drive the establishment of modular refineries to increase refining capacity at home, while pushing for the successful rehabilitation of existing ones using local expertise, as was done recently. Such an engineer should also place premium on the exploitation and commercialisation of our gas reserves in country, to drive the Gas-To-Power Programme and other such projects.

Would a corporate lawyer be able to balance all these? I strongly doubt if Kachikwu has expertise in this area.

laudate:


Guy, have you worked in the upstream and downstream sectors of the oil industry before? If you have, you would not advocate such a view point. Have you forgotten Diezani's ineptitude?

laudate:
What NNPC needs at this time is a seasoned petroleum engineer with commercial aptitude, that can think outside the box.

All other contemporaries of NNPC like PedeVesa of Venezuela, PetroBrass of Brazil, Q8 of Kuwait, Statoil of Norway, Saudi Aramco, Sinopec of China, etc, have all added value to their countries, by actively buying out oil-related assets around the globe to increase the foreign exchange earning capability of their companies/countries, increasing local refining capacity on their home turf while remaining good examples of well-run commercial enterprises.

Such an engineer should drive the establishment of modular refineries to increase refining capacity at home, while pushing for the successful rehabilitation of existing ones using local expertise, as was done recently. Such an engineer should also place premium on the exploitation and commercialisation of our gas reserves in country, to drive the Gas-To-Power Programme and other such programmes.

Would a corporate lawyer be able to balance all these? I strongly doubt if Kachikwu has expertise in this area.

Pierocash:
Let d wailing continue

Eluwilussit:

God forbid!

totit:

So he's from delta state after all? Me thought he's an ibo man ni

BlackPikiN:


All your post is all about Igbo people. Are you obsessed? This is not normal.

UnknownT:
You Sai Buhari crew can be annoying most times. Which one is finally a technocrat for the job, I guess the past GMD is a politician. I tire for una

@news, Buhari CAN NEVER appoint a Southerner to head an important MDA like NNPC, when there are some of his brothers that read Geology in UNIMAID. I don't believe this news, Garba will soon refute it

UnknownT:
LoL!!!! Which side are you?