electof:


Brace up for impact?

or should we apply faith?

cocococo:


To middle of October? You don start again o.

RayOB1:
if pessimism, hopelessness, cynism and despair work better for you, please apply it !

Ezalb:
The Punch: Buhari submits PIB to National Assembly, scraps NNPC, PPPRA in new bill.
https://punchng.com/buhari-submits-pib-to-national-assembly-scraps-nnpc-pppra-in-new-bill/

allthingsgood:
Now that buhari is about scrapping nnpc, what next

Buhari submits PIB to National Assembly, scraps NNPC, PPPRA in new bill


http://www.msn.com/en-xl/africa/nigeria/buhari-submits-pib-to-national-assembly-scraps-nnpc-pppra-in-new-bill/ar-BB19uiL9?li=BBKxOg5

zoputa:
It is part of the process.. You may hear various painful news before the APL drops. The APL, it is surely dropping...

Ezalb:
The Punch: Buhari submits PIB to National Assembly, scraps NNPC, PPPRA in new bill.
https://punchng.com/buhari-submits-pib-to-national-assembly-scraps-nnpc-pppra-in-new-bill/

yungmin:


Read the link you posted well. It is not scrapping per se but NNPC is being turned to a limited liability company. It's a good news for us. Less of government control now

yungmin:


Read the link you posted well. It is not scrapping per se but NNPC is being turned to a limited liability company. It's a good news for us. Less of government control now

Originakalokalo:


Guys, what's the implication of the news about scraping NNPC on this recruitment?

I need someone to help me with an informative reply.

Thanks

CodeTemplar:
Lol.... it means what it says. though they may form a new kind of parastatal out of it and retain old hands.

Originakalokalo:


Now, will NNPC go ahead with this recruitment despite the fact that they are about to be scrapped?

National Assembly leaders are promising swift passage of the bill...

Is there anything to hold on to at this time?

kelltee:




No Scrapping... But rather commercialisation!!!

PIB: NNPC to be Commercialised, Better Deal for Host Communities, Says Sylva
September 28, 2020 9:43 Pm
By Deji Elumoye

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Hon Timipre Sylva, has said the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) will not be scrapped but commercialised if the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) is passed into law.


Sylvia, who spoke with newsmen on Monday evening after a closed-door meeting with the leadership of the National Assembly, declared: “I have heard so much noise about NNPC being scrapped, that is not envisaged in the bill at all”.

Rather, he said the “NNPC will be commercialised, if at the end of the day the PIB was passed by the National Assembly and assented to by the President”.

The Minister also hinted that government through the new bill aims to develop the mid stream of the oil sector.


Said he: “If you are talking about transforming the industry, the new thing we are developing is the mid stream. That is the pipeline sector, that sector in the mid stream and the downstream because the framework is not fully developed. So we have provided robustly for the growth of the midstream sector.”

On other details of the PIB, Sylvia hinted that host oil communities “have the best deal and its details you would hear in the next few days”.


He added that the bill will take care of the PEF while the PPPRA will not exist in the form it is today.

Topzylaw:
Has Error 1016 come to stay? Just thinking aloud while passing by.... It is well.

kelltee:
[/b]Super September!!![b]

BonjourATous:


Super October!!!

kelltee:




No Scrapping... But rather commercialisation!!!

PIB: NNPC to be Commercialised, Better Deal for Host Communities, Says Sylva
September 28, 2020 9:43 Pm
By Deji Elumoye

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Hon Timipre Sylva, has said the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) will not be scrapped but commercialised if the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) is passed into law.


Sylvia, who spoke with newsmen on Monday evening after a closed-door meeting with the leadership of the National Assembly, declared: “I have heard so much noise about NNPC being scrapped, that is not envisaged in the bill at all”.

Rather, he said the “NNPC will be commercialised, if at the end of the day the PIB was passed by the National Assembly and assented to by the President”.

The Minister also hinted that government through the new bill aims to develop the mid stream of the oil sector.


Said he: “If you are talking about transforming the industry, the new thing we are developing is the mid stream. That is the pipeline sector, that sector in the mid stream and the downstream because the framework is not fully developed. So we have provided robustly for the growth of the midstream sector.”

On other details of the PIB, Sylvia hinted that host oil communities “have the best deal and its details you would hear in the next few days”.


He added that the bill will take care of the PEF while the PPPRA will not exist in the form it is today.

Ezalb:
When people failed this exams like 2 years ago,it was outright retirement,but the union fought against it...will that happen now again well I really don't know,because some that wrote the exams the IOR guys haven't got to their actual time of promotion..my thoughts too