Lies lies upon lies, Mr!! how do you get back now to the USA to join your family in this lock down?? The truth will surface soonest.

lie

sanemind4:
Something is fishy
Meanwhile you can copy hd movies into ur hard drive if you stay in Ph or buy preloaded 500gbbof hard drive.

Interested, contact me.

Wonderful. Resign as in RESIGNATION from making money with BUHARI & APC Venture (Nig) Ltd?

Oga ooo.

vineyardfarms:
Lies lies upon lies, Mr!! how do you get back now to the USA to join your family in this lock down?? The truth will surface soonest.

This is a well educated and made man b4 joining NNPC. He’a Harvard-trained lawyer who worked on Wall Street for years. He was a director in Schlumberger. He established a scholarship fund for black students in Georgia Tech. He oversaw deals work over $100bn when he was a merger and acquisition lawyer on Wall Street.

fergie006:


https://punchng.com/nnpc-chief-operating-officer-ewubare-resigns/?amp=1&utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter&__twitter_impression=true

man on the run Efcc alert,Boss die baba run,its 90% proven he is running from something,not family na,Nollywood go soon start

trust me, I smells on him 2023 political candidate, it's not easy to quit such settings...
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IamWonderful:
He don chop enough like Abdulsalami Abubakar

Gbam.

You have a very good reason to resign from your job, but I still smell rat

otokx:
His family is based in the US and we expect him to add value to Nigeria? Therein lies one of our problems, he should help us say hi to Mr Common Sense.

How is he going to get to d US this period? Which will he use? Abi na night bus or plantain leaf e go use fly?

vineyardfarms:
Lies lies upon lies, Mr!! how do you get back now to the USA to join your family in this lock down?? The truth will surface soonest.

Bless u. Thought I was d only one who saw that

kikero:


When you get married, and have children, you will understand why he made that decision.

There are many men and women who chased and achieved high position and power in this country and beyond, and enjoyed. They also, in the process, lost their children.

So how is he going to get back to d US under lockdown?

NOC1:
This dude has tried to retire several times even when he was the GGM at NAPIMS.
A nice dude, I wish him success in his future endeavors.
COVID scattered so many things, to get Research instructors now is an issue

Sorry who are research instructors and why the scarcity pls?

lexy2014:


So how is he going to get back to d US under lockdown?

Maybe you'll ask him !

kikero:


Maybe you'll ask him !

But u are d one defending his decision to resign. Did u ask him b4 u defended his decision?

lexy2014:


But u are d one defending his decision to resign. Did u ask him b4 u defended his decision?

The man himself said he is resigning to go back to his family. If you like, don't believe him.

When you have your own children, you will understand why he took the decision he took.

One veteran journalist once turned down a lucrative job with ThIS Day because it would have entailed him leaving his family at a time when his children were getting to 'that age' as he put it (teenage age, in other words).

So, ask him how he would get to the US, since it's your interest. It's not mine, I'm only commenting on the reasons he gave for leaving the job.

Not everything in life is money, money.

yinkus6750:
Is he really a typical Nigerian man?
Resigning from the Main Kitchen where the pot of soup is , cos of family?
We will get to know the truth much later.
Something is telling me , it's more than the excuse he gave.

It happens. He has probably lived longer in USA than in. Nigeria. Foreign raised kissed do not value money above all else. His wife may not even be a typical African woman.

NOI also resigned as foreign minister.

kikero:


The man himself said he is resigning to go back to his family. If you like, don't believe him.

When you have your own children, you will understand why he took the decision he took.

One veteran journalist once turned down a lucrative job with ThIS Day because it would have entailed him leaving his family at a time when his children were getting to 'that age' as he put it (teenage age, in other words).

So, ask him how he would get to the US, since it's your interest. It's not mine, I'm only commenting on the reasons he gave for leaving the job.

Not everything in life is money, money.

Who asked u if whether life is about money?
Since u are commenting on d reason he gave, I am questioning d comment u made on d reason he gave. If u have a family in d US& u are in Nigeria, how will u travel to be with them from Nigeria in this Corona period?

AreaFada2:

It happens. He has probably lived longer in USA than in. Nigeria. Foreign raised kissed do not value money above all else. His wife may not even be a typical African woman.

NOI also resigned as foreign minister.

And he will get back to d US how?

fuckingAyaya:
African man resign??

African man would rather die in his evil money bringing deeds than resign,

We know he is lying but he should continue, somebody else would tell us the real reason he resigned

fergie006:


https://punchng.com/nnpc-chief-operating-officer-ewubare-resigns/?amp=1&utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter&__twitter_impression=true

Maybe, maybe he really wants to be with his family or he doesn't want to eat rotten eggs as common in Nigeria. There are many people out there that can never accept to serve in Nigeria govt as being run these days. The system is too corrupt for their liking.

LastProphet:


Sorry who are research instructors and why the scarcity pls?

PhD research instructors are professors that will guide you on your research work.

I have tried getting some but they are telling me they won’t be available they want to be with their families next year

XXLMANDIGO:
Nigerian Resign??

I shock like Buhari

You want to be shocked like Buhari, him go come for your head, just stay where you are ohh

sanemind4:
Something is fishy
Meanwhile you can copy hd movies into ur hard drive if you stay in Ph or buy preloaded 500gbbof hard drive.

I will like to do that. Drop your email.

Ausbeny2020:
I will like to do that. Drop your email.

check my profile, email or phone number anyone you desire

4gunners:
You're one of NNPC staff, I guess. If not, you must be close to the man to know he had worked in NAPIMS.

Everybody knows he worked in NAPIMS. Except you are not in the oil industry

I can't blame him from resigning, imagine working for the idiot like Mele Kyari that can't explain why the oil refineries are not working after 20 years.

Mele Kyari, the group managing director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), says the country is working on building a condensate refinery towards the goal of self-sufficiency in refined petroleum products.

Speaking on Friday at a virtual conference organised by Atlantic Council, Kyari said the corporation aims to have a total refinery capacity of 200,000 barrels per day.

The GMD explained that the condensate refinery would complement production at the Dangote refinery and ongoing efforts to revive the refineries.

“I know it is a difficult thing to explain why an oil-producing country would become a net importer of petroleum products,” he said.

“The reason is very simple, we couldn’t fix our refineries and that is also very difficult to explain, we started this many years ago. For 20 years, all attempts to get the refineries fixed failed for many reasons.

“There was a strategy problem. We have now changed our strategy. We are fixing our refineries, we don’t have all the cash to put there but we are going to do is to get a partnership with others to put their money as investors and they’ll get their money out of the refinery.

“We are taking steps to bring in a condensate refinery which are just splitter plants, easy to fix and within a maximum of three years, you can have one in place.

“By July, we are sure that we are going to have final investment decision on one of them, we are looking at a total capacity of 200,000 barrels per day, the first one is going to be about 50,000 barrels.

“The implication of these is that within three years, this country would be sufficient in the supply of finished petroleum products after that, we’ll be looking for markets. We know that we can deliver on this.”

Kyari also said President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed readiness to see that the petroleum industry governance bill is passed by the end of 2020.

This readiness, he said, is also present in the two legislative chambers adding that the senate and house of representatives wanted the bill passed by July but the COVID-19 pandemic caused a setback.

As parts of efforts to reform the sector and create a competitive environment, Kyari said there would be a licensing round in 2021 after the PIGB has shown investors the opportunities available in the country.

“I know for sure that there would be a licensing round that will come next year. We are working on our petroleum legislation to make sure that before the end of this year, we have the petroleum legislation in place in such a way that there is visibility around what investors can expect,” he said.

Reacting to misconceptions about the hospital construction embarked on by the NNPC, Kyari said the construction is part of the corporation’s corporate social responsibility projects; not that the NNPC is diversifying into the healthcare sector.

http://petrobarometer.thecable.ng/2020/06/13/4813/

otokx:


Did he resign and retire to Urhobo land?

Help me ask him ... Tribalism making grown men women talk trash

NOC1:


PhD research instructors are professors that will guide you on your research work.

I have tried getting some but they are telling me they won’t be available they want to be with their families next year

Hmm wow, I see

fergie006:


https://punchng.com/nnpc-chief-operating-officer-ewubare-resigns/?amp=1&utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter&__twitter_impression=true

Thats how its suppse to be must u die on d sit d narrative has to change. Good one Ewubare best regards to your family sir

Bros,
These are just excuses for the failure of an organization.

At the core is corruption and inefficiencies.

kikero:


Consider that Saudi Arabia earns up to ten times more than we do from oil and have 11 million people compared to our 200 million, and thus they have the cash.

Consider that Russia has a large industrial sector, which earns a lot of cash and is a mega exporter of gas, which we aren't and also produces far more oil than we do.So they can afford to fund subsides as well.

Nigeria is not an industrial country, we have a large number of people , and we flare all the gas. We cannot afford the things Russia and Saudi Arabia can

And we have corruption and inefficiency. Ironically, Russia too has a severe corruption problem.