₦airaland Forum

MyMouth:
Most of the failures are always good on paper until they get appointed. Pls someone should ask the president why more then 80% of the appointments for North Central goes to the minoriYorubas in Kogi and Kwara. Pls I have be shouting this, I want to know why!

Yoruba is the largest ethnic group in the north central

EnglandAmaka:
I know kyari will be replaced with a Yoruba even before opening the trend. Remove Kanuri replace with a Yoruba.

This VP is the most dormant VP in the history of VPs no one even hears anything from him. Even searching his name on Google won't bring any latest news from him.

So you expect the VP to outshine his master abi wetin dey work you?

EnglandAmaka:
I know kyari will be replaced with a Yoruba even before opening the trend. Remove Kanuri replace with a Yoruba.

This VP is the most dormant VP in the history of VPs no one even hears anything from him. Even searching his name on Google won't bring any latest news from him.

Nigeria runs a one-man show everywhere you go. Any attempt by a subordinate to project will be seen as insubordination. That's why assistant, vice, deputy positions are always redundant around here except the main actor becomes incapacitated or dies.

olatade:
Na midnight decision



They made sure to announce it after April 2nd midnight, so kyari wouldn't think it was an April Fools' Day prank.

It's surprising that Tinubu has allowed Mr. Kyari to continue in office until now.

That man called Kyari was a disaster as NNPCL MD. His sacking was long overdue.

HausaIgboYoruba:
same observation here. North Central positions are always given to people of Yoruba extraction mostly in Kwara and to some extent Yorubas in Kogi. Last week it's Dr Abubakar appointed as Health Insurance Chairman from Kwara and now Ojuari NNPCL CEO from same Kwara. What about people from Niger, Nassarawa, Plateau and Benue states?

Immigration is from Plateau
Tinubu like Buhari is an ethnic champion
The problem with such people is that they easily attract the people to their side under the claim of fighting for their rights only to end up doing absolutely nothing when they get into office
Is the North better off after 8 years of buhari?
But he'll even end up better than Tinubu in terms of fulfilling his tribe's political agenda

Nonybb:
Tinubu is very consistent in his Yorubanization agenda. He never disappoint. I knew he would appoint an omoluabi as the Group CEO

But don't you see it as slap to the South that ever since it has be the North that has always be the NNPC boss?

I supported this move despite the Ojuarui can be classify as Northern but in real sense he is not because Ojulari is not Hausa or Fulani name so to me it is still better than seen another Kyari or Usman Kintugi or Mallam Birchi as the Group CEO

Mele Kyari did well to transition and stabilize the new NNPC. He did well. Happy retirement to him.

The new CEO is a product of Shell Nigeria Exploration Production Company (SNEPCo) a part of the mother company called SHELL. He was the formal MD of SNEPCo.

emkz:
Take a look at the quality of human beings appointed.

Good schools, sterling careers.

Sensible investment strategists.

Balanced appointments!

May they succeed.

PS: Austin Avuru, Babs Omotowa, Bello Rabiu sit or sat on the board of Seplat. The new MD is from Renaissance Energy. Henry Ikem Obih came from ExxonMobil and had served as ED in NNPC during Buhari's time. David Ige worked in NNPC. Yusuf Usman also had a stint in Shell and NNPC. Some of these guys graduated first class and had a strong mix of public sector and private sector experience. The appointments are spot on and well thought out. We'd assess their performace within the next two years, God willing.

This Mele Kyari man is very wicked at last

Ikaeniyan0:
Yoruba is the largest ethnic group in the north central

This is not true

EnglandAmaka:
I know kyari will be replaced with a Yoruba even before opening the trend. Remove Kanuri replace with a Yoruba.

This VP is the most dormant VP in the history of VPs no one even hears anything from him. Even searching his name on Google won't bring any latest news from him.

Ina go dey talk wetin una no for do. So the vp should be in power tussles with his principal abi?? Did u know he himself can be removed by the president?


Una too dey brag, and na una lazy pass, na so nwosu no get mind anounce result even till the coward kpain

Used and dumped

Nonybb:
Tinubu is very consistent in his Yorubanization agenda. He never disappoint. I knew he would appoint an omoluabi as the Group CEO

He never disappoints very predictable even buhari a fellow bigot never fulanize all nigerian major institutions.

braveboi4life:
This news has no source, thou this appointment has been taunted in public domain for months...with expectations from Ojulari and Kida as proposed men to reign in the affairs of NNPC

The choping continues

Onanuga x handle isn't a source

emkz:
Take a look at the quality of human beings appointed.

Good schools, sterling careers.

Sensible investment strategists.

Balanced appointments!

May they succeed.

PS: Austin Avuru, Babs Omotowa, Bello Rabiu sit or sat on the board of Seplat. The new MD is from Renaissance Energy. Henry Ikem Obih came from ExxonMobil and had served as ED in NNPC during Buhari's time. David Ige worked in NNPC. Yusuf Usman also had a stint in Shell and NNPC. Some of these guys graduated first class and had a strong mix of public sector and private sector experience. The appointments are spot on and well thought out. We'd assess their performace within the next two years, God willing.

If all you have written up there is true then it's a good selection

emkz:
Take a look at the quality of human beings appointed.

Good schools, sterling careers.

Sensible investment strategists.

Balanced appointments!

May they succeed.

PS: Austin Avuru, Babs Omotowa, Bello Rabiu sit or sat on the board of Seplat. The new MD is from Renaissance Energy. Henry Ikem Obih came from ExxonMobil and had served as ED in NNPC during Buhari's time. David Ige worked in NNPC. Yusuf Usman also had a stint in Shell and NNPC. Some of these guys graduated first class and had a strong mix of public sector and private sector experience. The appointments are spot on and well thought out. We'd assess their performace within the next two years, God willing.

were the previous appointees not "sensible human beings"?

Did they not attend Good schools and have sterling careers?

were they not "Sensible investment strategists"?

were the previous appointments not Balanced?

did they succeed?

It's now time to probe Kyari tenure at the NNPC.

Chucks13:
But don't you see it as slap to the South that ever since it has be the North that has always be the NNPC boss?

I supported this move despite the Ojuarui can be classify as Northern but in real sense he is not because Ojulari is not Hausa or Fulani name so to me it is still better than seen another Kyari or Usman Kintugi or Mallam Birchi as the Group CEO

slap to which south?

who is "south" that they are slapping?

breezeng:
It's now time to probe Kyari tenure at the NNPC.

are you the one going to do the probe?

Tradepunter2:
If all you have written up there is true then it's a good selection

how does all he has written make it a good selection?

How many appointments has the president made so far

emkz:
Take a look at the quality of human beings appointed.

Good schools, sterling careers.

Sensible investment strategists.

Balanced appointments!

May they succeed.

PS: Austin Avuru, Babs Omotowa, Bello Rabiu sit or sat on the board of Seplat. The new MD is from Renaissance Energy. Henry Ikem Obih came from ExxonMobil and had served as ED in NNPC during Buhari's time. David Ige worked in NNPC. Yusuf Usman also had a stint in Shell and NNPC. Some of these guys graduated first class and had a strong mix of public sector and private sector experience. The appointments are spot on and well thought out. We'd assess their performace within the next two years, God willing.

Too early for praise singing and trumpeting, let's wait and see what they can do first.

olatade:
Na midnight decision



They made sure to announce it after April 2nd midnight, so kyari wouldn't think it was an April Fools' Day prank.

It's surprising that Tinubu has allowed Mr. Kyari to continue in office until now.

emkz:
Bayo Ojulari is from Kwara State. They are in the NorthCentral. He is highly competent and was MD of SNEPCO.

As for the VP, historically, he cannot do more than what he is assigned. He is not in competition with his boss for visibility.

As Robert Greene said, never outshine the master. Natasha is doing it. She is winning. Time would tell if she was right. Las Las, na podcast she go end up doing because she is good at it.

people who know Natasha right from her days with her battles with yahya Bello knows she thrives where there's scandals. And Akpabio was perfectly the bait. You'll come back to this comment when she becomes a governor

lexy2014:
slap to which south?

who is "south" that they are slapping?

That is your headache. The new CEO is Ojulari so go rest.

emkz:
Take a look at the quality of human beings appointed.

Good schools, sterling careers.

Sensible investment strategists.

Balanced appointments!

May they succeed.

PS: Austin Avuru, Babs Omotowa, Bello Rabiu sit or sat on the board of Seplat. The new MD is from Renaissance Energy. Henry Ikem Obih came from ExxonMobil and had served as ED in NNPC during Buhari's time. David Ige worked in NNPC. Yusuf Usman also had a stint in Shell and NNPC. Some of these guys graduated first class and had a strong mix of public sector and private sector experience. The appointments are spot on and well thought out. We'd assess their performace within the next two years, God willing.

Austiv Avuru used to be highest paid Naija CEO when he ran Seplat Energy Plc. He’s also its cofounder.. still making billions from Seplat.. now he’s part of running NNPC. In this life, if you are not smart and well connected.. good luck🏃🏿‍♀️😂

For once you know there is a Govt In charge.


Tinubu is in Charge.

emkz:
Take a look at the quality of human beings appointed.

Good schools, sterling careers.

Sensible investment strategists.

Balanced appointments!

May they succeed.

PS: Austin Avuru, Babs Omotowa, Bello Rabiu sit or sat on the board of Seplat. The new MD is from Renaissance Energy. Henry Ikem Obih came from ExxonMobil and had served as ED in NNPC during Buhari's time. David Ige worked in NNPC. Yusuf Usman also had a stint in Shell and NNPC. Some of these guys graduated first class and had a strong mix of public sector and private sector experience. The appointments are spot on and well thought out. We'd assess their performace within the next two years, God willing.

We all wish them to succeed in their new appointments as we wish the nation to succeed as well.

But one thing we should note is that in Nigeria good schools, sterling carrees, aspiring portfolios and private life achievements are never a proof that they will do significantly well in the new place they find themselves in relation to transforming the sector and economy for the better.

Very good if there will be improvements

The useless south and East politicians in apc will continues to praise this harmful he goat. Whereas no meaningful appointments he has made in this region since he assumed his fraudulent president. This time, He systematically shift the ceo appointment to kwara to make it look outside his usual tribal government selections

Very good appointments, especially the Chairman who was the former MD of Shell Nigeria.
Wishing them all the best.

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Take a look at the quality of human beings appointed.

Good schools, sterling careers.

Sensible investment strategists.

Balanced appointments!

May they succeed.

PS: Austin Avuru, Babs Omotowa, Bello Rabiu sit or sat on the board of Seplat. The new MD is from Renaissance Energy. Henry Ikem Obih came from ExxonMobil and had served as ED in NNPC during Buhari's time. David Ige worked in NNPC. Yusuf Usman also had a stint in Shell and NNPC. Some of these guys graduated first class and had a strong mix of public sector and private sector experience. The appointments are spot on and well thought out. We'd assess their performace within the next two years, God willing.[/quote]