Our oyel monii.

Drug

Booohari, u used Yusuf to replace Yusuf

Some one once asked what NNPC stands for, and he said:-

NORTHERN NIGERIAN PETROLEUM COMPANY (NNPC).

I wouldnt b surprised if 70% of the position are filled with Northern people

This country is finished

Yusuf comot,Yusuf enter. Nigeria!! How many oil wells dey Yusuf state?

KidsNEXTdoor:


Yet the others keep making noise on social media...

While the northerners who has nothing to do with oil.. Sit on the throne of oil sector

That is NNPC For you!

N - Northern
N - Nigeria
P - Petroleum
C - Company

Na them still. Yusuf replaces Yusuf. Northern Nigeria Petroleum Corporation

IbrahimSkiba:
Removed an Aboki

Replaced aboki

yez is our time to shine never for ARNE to rules this country again

Fredkeneth9574:
Read below it

Look, stop trying to scam people, out of curiosity I decided to contact some of the guys whose phone number is displayed on this photo and they made me understand that they knew nothing about this, it's all a scam, so people, prospective victims, please beware!

post=78545285:
Anything for our nation to move forward is highly welcome.

God bless Nigeria

suffering and smiling

I just hope when an Igbo man is installed as president, the north won't vex when 100percent of the entire federal govt, military and parastatals are filled with igbos.

novicali:
Please can somebody give us ideas on what to do. A friend of mine has a youtube account and it was terminated sometime late last month. prior to this time he has some money in his adsense but not up to the thresh hold amount for payment.
1. Is it possible for youtube to pay him the money he has made before the account was terminated?
2. Also it possible for him to get paid by adsense though the money in thresh hold is not up to the required amount?
3. Can he transfer this adsense to another account, since the youtube account has been terminated?

You are an old member of nairaland so you should know that this your question would be best answered by people in webmasters section of nairaland. So I will advice you to open a thread there. For questions 2 adsense will not send money unless it is above threshold of 100usd

It does need a thorough cleaning up.

Next level jor.
Aboki uploading with full updates!

My Shiminga

SocialFinance:
Our oyel monii.

Drug

You get oyel for house?

Osagyefo98:
There has been a massive reorganisation of the top management staff of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, as about 50 senior personnel of the oil firm and its subsidiaries have either been removed or replaced.

It was learnt that the Managing Director of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, Yusuf Matashi, was removed and replaced by Usman Yusuf, the Senior Technical Assistant to the Group Managing Director, in the latest reorganisation.






Impeccable sources at the corporation told our correspondent that other subsidiaries and arms of the corporation that were affected include the Nigerian Gas Marketing Company, which is the marketing arm of the Nigerian Gas Company; Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company; and the Liquified Natural Gas arm of the group.

“Some persons were promoted and others were removed. The reorganisation affected 50 senior management staff members in all. The Managing Director of NPDC, Yusuf Matashi, was removed and he was replaced by Yusuf Usman, the Senior Technical Assistant to the GMD,” one of the sources stated.

The source added, “There are many others, about 49 of them, but the removal of the NPDC boss is the prominent one in this latest reorganisation exercise.”

Another source stated that the development had led to side talks among workers at the corporation, as some employees of the firm had expressed displeasure with the latest move.

“Aside from the NPDC, the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company in Warri was affected. A lot of persons at the Liquified Natural Gas arm of the corporation in the corporate headquarters were also affected in the reorganisation. The Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company was also affected,” the source stated.

The source noted that some persons had argued that the reorganisation was one-sided and did not show fairness to the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria, as a greater number of appointees were from one region.

When contacted on the matter, the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, NNPC, declined to make any comment.

In 2017, the corporation witnessed a major shake-up which affected 55 top executives of the oil firm.







On August 30, 2017, The PUNCH reported that the NNPC’s Group Managing Director, Maikanti Baru, stated then that the appointments would not only help to position the corporation for challenges ahead but would help fill the gaps created by statutory retirement of some officers.

It was observed that Usman, who is now appointed the new boss of the NPDC, was named as the STA to Baru in the 2017 reorganisation exercise at the corporation.

Sources at the oil firm confirmed to our correspondent that details of the reorganisation would be made public in due course.

https://punchng.com/nnpc-removes-npdc-boss-49-others-in-major-shake-up/?fbclid=IwAR31FpqRKw-oAp0GPrCCcX6kzN7MMN_zTY0ERkNqJk_R8xsJ798J9tz9VFc

NNPC staffing structure is too dominated by people from the northern region where there is not a single spoon of crude oil comtributing to the national economy. THIS IS UNFAIR. It is time this country should separate along regional hegemony.

NPDC Boss was not removed as alleged rather he is retiring by next month thus a new MD needs to be appointed
quote author=Osagyefo98 post=78544189]There has been a massive reorganisation of the top management staff of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, as about 50 senior personnel of the oil firm and its subsidiaries have either been removed or replaced.

It was learnt that the Managing Director of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, Yusuf Matashi, was removed and replaced by Usman Yusuf, the Senior Technical Assistant to the Group Managing Director, in the latest reorganisation.






Impeccable sources at the corporation told our correspondent that other subsidiaries and arms of the corporation that were affected include the Nigerian Gas Marketing Company, which is the marketing arm of the Nigerian Gas Company; Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company; and the Liquified Natural Gas arm of the group.

“Some persons were promoted and others were removed. The reorganisation affected 50 senior management staff members in all. The Managing Director of NPDC, Yusuf Matashi, was removed and he was replaced by Yusuf Usman, the Senior Technical Assistant to the GMD,” one of the sources stated.

The source added, “There are many others, about 49 of them, but the removal of the NPDC boss is the prominent one in this latest reorganisation exercise.”

Another source stated that the development had led to side talks among workers at the corporation, as some employees of the firm had expressed displeasure with the latest move.

“Aside from the NPDC, the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company in Warri was affected. A lot of persons at the Liquified Natural Gas arm of the corporation in the corporate headquarters were also affected in the reorganisation. The Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company was also affected,” the source stated.

The source noted that some persons had argued that the reorganisation was one-sided and did not show fairness to the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria, as a greater number of appointees were from one region.

When contacted on the matter, the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, NNPC, declined to make any comment.

In 2017, the corporation witnessed a major shake-up which affected 55 top executives of the oil firm.







On August 30, 2017, The PUNCH reported that the NNPC’s Group Managing Director, Maikanti Baru, stated then that the appointments would not only help to position the corporation for challenges ahead but would help fill the gaps created by statutory retirement of some officers.

It was observed that Usman, who is now appointed the new boss of the NPDC, was named as the STA to Baru in the 2017 reorganisation exercise at the corporation.

Sources at the oil firm confirmed to our correspondent that details of the reorganisation would be made public in due course.

https://punchng.com/nnpc-removes-npdc-boss-49-others-in-major-shake-up/?fbclid=IwAR31FpqRKw-oAp0GPrCCcX6kzN7MMN_zTY0ERkNqJk_R8xsJ798J9tz9VFc[/quote]

SocialFinance:
Even One Kachuku is a northerner.
Tribalistic ipob nuisance are all over the thread.
Don't blame them, they don't read before they comment.
They are mostly functional illustrate.

Must you insult the Igbo?
Change your ways.
please Mod take care of this guy.
Lala

Osagyefo98:
There has been a massive reorganisation of the top management staff of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, as about 50 senior personnel of the oil firm and its subsidiaries have either been removed or replaced.

It was learnt that the Managing Director of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, Yusuf Matashi, was removed and replaced by Usman Yusuf, the Senior Technical Assistant to the Group Managing Director, in the latest reorganisation.






Impeccable sources at the corporation told our correspondent that other subsidiaries and arms of the corporation that were affected include the Nigerian Gas Marketing Company, which is the marketing arm of the Nigerian Gas Company; Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company; and the Liquified Natural Gas arm of the group.

“Some persons were promoted and others were removed. The reorganisation affected 50 senior management staff members in all. The Managing Director of NPDC, Yusuf Matashi, was removed and he was replaced by Yusuf Usman, the Senior Technical Assistant to the GMD,” one of the sources stated.

The source added, “There are many others, about 49 of them, but the removal of the NPDC boss is the prominent one in this latest reorganisation exercise.”

Another source stated that the development had led to side talks among workers at the corporation, as some employees of the firm had expressed displeasure with the latest move.

“Aside from the NPDC, the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company in Warri was affected. A lot of persons at the Liquified Natural Gas arm of the corporation in the corporate headquarters were also affected in the reorganisation. The Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company was also affected,” the source stated.

The source noted that some persons had argued that the reorganisation was one-sided and did not show fairness to the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria, as a greater number of appointees were from one region.

When contacted on the matter, the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, NNPC, declined to make any comment.

In 2017, the corporation witnessed a major shake-up which affected 55 top executives of the oil firm.







On August 30, 2017, The PUNCH reported that the NNPC’s Group Managing Director, Maikanti Baru, stated then that the appointments would not only help to position the corporation for challenges ahead but would help fill the gaps created by statutory retirement of some officers.

It was observed that Usman, who is now appointed the new boss of the NPDC, was named as the STA to Baru in the 2017 reorganisation exercise at the corporation.

Sources at the oil firm confirmed to our correspondent that details of the reorganisation would be made public in due course.

https://punchng.com/nnpc-removes-npdc-boss-49-others-in-major-shake-up/?fbclid=IwAR31FpqRKw-oAp0GPrCCcX6kzN7MMN_zTY0ERkNqJk_R8xsJ798J9tz9VFc

NPND boss was not removed nor any other staff. NPDC Boss is retiring by next month thus appointing another M.D. that will resumed as soon as the formal goes is normal, Yusuf has done his 35year as NNPC staff with good track records.

NPDC Boss was not removed as alleged rather he is retiring by next month thus a new MD needs to be appointed
quote author=Osagyefo98 post=78544189]There has been a massive reorganisation of the top management staff of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, as about 50 senior personnel of the oil firm and its subsidiaries have either been removed or replaced.

It was learnt that the Managing Director of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, Yusuf Matashi, was removed and replaced by Usman Yusuf, the Senior Technical Assistant to the Group Managing Director, in the latest reorganisation.






Impeccable sources at the corporation told our correspondent that other subsidiaries and arms of the corporation that were affected include the Nigerian Gas Marketing Company, which is the marketing arm of the Nigerian Gas Company; Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company; and the Liquified Natural Gas arm of the group.

“Some persons were promoted and others were removed. The reorganisation affected 50 senior management staff members in all. The Managing Director of NPDC, Yusuf Matashi, was removed and he was replaced by Yusuf Usman, the Senior Technical Assistant to the GMD,” one of the sources stated.

The source added, “There are many others, about 49 of them, but the removal of the NPDC boss is the prominent one in this latest reorganisation exercise.”

Another source stated that the development had led to side talks among workers at the corporation, as some employees of the firm had expressed displeasure with the latest move.

“Aside from the NPDC, the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company in Warri was affected. A lot of persons at the Liquified Natural Gas arm of the corporation in the corporate headquarters were also affected in the reorganisation. The Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company was also affected,” the source stated.

The source noted that some persons had argued that the reorganisation was one-sided and did not show fairness to the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria, as a greater number of appointees were from one region.

When contacted on the matter, the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, NNPC, declined to make any comment.

In 2017, the corporation witnessed a major shake-up which affected 55 top executives of the oil firm.







On August 30, 2017, The PUNCH reported that the NNPC’s Group Managing Director, Maikanti Baru, stated then that the appointments would not only help to position the corporation for challenges ahead but would help fill the gaps created by statutory retirement of some officers.

It was observed that Usman, who is now appointed the new boss of the NPDC, was named as the STA to Baru in the 2017 reorganisation exercise at the corporation.

Sources at the oil firm confirmed to our correspondent that details of the reorganisation would be made public in due course.

https://punchng.com/nnpc-removes-npdc-boss-49-others-in-major-shake-up/?fbclid=IwAR31FpqRKw-oAp0GPrCCcX6kzN7MMN_zTY0ERkNqJk_R8xsJ798J9tz9VFc[/quote]

The real purpose was to ease out the southerners and replace them with their own northern personnel or cabals.

novicali:
Please can somebody give us ideas on what to do. A friend of mine has a youtube account and it was terminated sometime late last month. prior to this time he has some money in his adsense but not up to the thresh hold amount for payment.
1. Is it possible for youtube to pay him the money he has made before the account was terminated?
2. Also it possible for him to get paid by adsense though the money in thresh hold is not up to the required amount?
3. Can he transfer this adsense to another account, since the youtube account has been terminated?

No. Google adsense is a law unto themselves. ...Though your friend might have broken their terms. Am not sure they even allow you appeal their decision.You just have to let it go.
Sorry.

InvisibleB:


You are an old member of nairaland so you should know that this your question would be best answered by people in webmasters section of nairaland. So I will advice you to open a thread there. For questions 2 adsense will not send money unless it is above threshold of 100usd

Thanks for this inform. Can he open a new account and transfer this adsense on it, just imagining?

Elldeb:


No. Google adsense is a law unto themselves. ...Though your friend might have broken their terms. Am not sure they even allow you appeal their decision.You just have to let it go.
Sorry.

I think you are right they are adamant and can't even communicate with their clients. Sometimes I wonder this is happening because we are Africans.. Meanwhile I appreciate your support

Sublime shot mate