PRYCE:
I thought The Senate Halted this move and Kachikwu denied unbundling NNPC?

This government's not straightforward at all!

Adesiji77:
Name-checking mode activated

Progressive01:
For those who always rent the air with screams of marginalisation, I wanna ask- why are we seeing only names from some specific tribes on that list?? Why aren't other tribes, like mine for instance, included in the list, or aren't we Nigerians

I never stop wondering what this country would look like if every tribe that feels they aren't represented at the federal level rise up in protest of government's attitude towards their "plight".

Dahveydson:
Major tribes. Ably represented. Nice.

But watch, people will still wail about Northernisation or yorubanisation agenda.

GoldEnyong:
So none of my brothers is Akwa Ibom could make the list?.. ado OK.

Sweetlemon:


Na so we see am o!
Lol.

AdeniyiA:

Better activate competency mode check instead...

Progressive01:
For those who always rent the air with screams of marginalisation, I wanna ask- why are we seeing only names from some specific tribes on that list?? Why aren't other tribes, like mine for instance, included in the list, or aren't we Nigerians

I never stop wondering what this country would look like if every tribe that feels they aren't represented at the federal level rise up in protest of government's attitude towards their "plight".

emekamigo:
Igbos everywhere on the list (sic)

dustydee:


GGMs Strategy & Execution (Supporting the GEDs/COOs)
Downstream – Surajdeen Afolabi

Ibe Kachikwu Suspends Surajdeen Afolabi Over Fraudulent NNPC ERP Project

It was exposed few days ago that some crooked officials of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, stole billions of naira via an enterprise resource solution meant for accountability. Quickly, this week, Ibe Kachukwu, GMD/CEO of the corporation on Thursday took action and suspended the official at the centre of the scandal indefinitely.

Sources that spoke to Premium Times said the recently appointed Group General Manager, SAP/IT Department, Surajdeen Afolabi, whose unit is in charge of the controversial SAP project, was asked to immediately proceed on indefinite suspension.

Mr. Afolabi had been in charge of the project since 2007 when it was originally conceived as a plank of the then Olusegun Obasanjo administration’s reform agenda in the oil and gas industry.

This suspension will enable NNPC to review the project. It is possible more heads will roll over this project.

Progressive01:
For those who always rent the air with screams of marginalisation, I wanna ask- why are we seeing only names from some specific tribes on that list?? Why aren't other tribes, like mine for instance, included in the list, or aren't we Nigerians

I never stop wondering what this country would look like if every tribe that feels they aren't represented at the federal level rise up in protest of government's attitude towards their "plight".

victorels:
I only cheched the names to see if people from the IPOB region were ........ you know.