larrideX:


He will still be sacked, I believe he's still there as a political soft landing.

After all the other "juicy" post has gone to SW, if he removes Mele Kyari and put another Southerner, the cries and marginalization of the North go enter another overdrive.

GloriousGbola:


That is what all the protests of hunger in the North are really about, imho.

izzou:
There is no signal on my Airtel since yesterday.

Abeg, is this a general issue? Abi na only my SIM get this problem?

BlueRayDick:
If dem explain Nigeria give u and u understand , then the person no explain well.

So the government in sponsoring protesters to protest against protest 🤷‍♂️

afrodoc2:


They are blocking the signal of potential protesters.

Simple sturvs.

BlueRayDick:


I really don't buy this school of thought honestly. After Emefiele's sack, the next person that deserved sack the most is Mele Kyari, there's no justification as to why he still has a job. The NNPC has several high ranking northerners still within the organization if it is about not wanting to appoint a southerner in his stead.

The guy messed up all through Buhari's tenure and he's still messing up till date.

We've lost count of the number of times we've had fuel scarcity while he's the NNPC GMD. The guy just keeps issuing apology every now and then for NNPC's mess up under his watch.

Imagine spending 3-4 hours on fuel queue only to buy at fuel for as much as N900/liter

larrideX:


Well I dont like the man myself but I believe he's there for political expediency.

Sooner or later, he will be sacked.

GloriousGbola:


Are you saying izzou is an undercover radical?

GloriousGbola:


Can he be sacked though ? NNPC is a erm private company.

afrodoc2:


Why do you think he keeps travelling around the country every day.

He is busy radicalising younglings all over the country.

iamoyindamola:

Come out straight bros, how is it private company

GloriousGbola:


Since the implementation of the PIB, NNPC is on paper a private limited liability company. As far as I can tell, it is not even listed on the stock exchange.

BlueRayDick:


A private company owned by the federal government ?

Was it not Tinubu that appointed the board of NNPC in November 2023 ?

https://statehouse.gov.ng/news/president-tinubu-appoints-nnpc-board-and-management-team/

What happens to NNPC?
The bill is seeking to create an entity called the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited, a corporate entity incorporated under the Companies and Allied Matters Act. This must be done six months after the commencement of this bill by the Minister of Petroleum.

Section 53(3) provides that the ownership of all shares in the incorporated NNPC shall be vested with the government, and the Ministries of Finance and Petroleum shall hold the shares on behalf of the government. The shares are not transferable.

Sections 53 (7, provides that NNPC Limited must operate as an “efficient profit-making entity,” declare dividends and also pay all fees, rents, royalties, profit oil share taxes and other requirements on any lease or licence.

All assets, interests and liabilities of NNPC are to be transferred to NNPC Limited within 18 months of incorporation. At the end of the transfer, NNPC shall cease to exist. The government is to take over all interests, liabilities and asset not transferred to NNPC limited. Sections 55 and 56 provide the process of managing the transition.

Employees of NNPC
Section 57 provides that all employees of NNPC are to be deemed employees of NNPC Limited as soon as the latter is incorporated. Their conditions and terms must not be less favourable than when they were in the NNPC.

Its CEO and board will still be appointed by the president. However, this is to change when the government is owning part of the corporation, not whole. The appointment of the board will be done by shareholders.

As part of its responsibilities, NNPC Limited will manage all petroleum sharing contracts on behalf of the government, lift and sell royalty and tax oil on behalf of the commission and will be vested with the right to natural gas under the production sharing contracts entered into, prior to the commencement of the bill.

larrideX:


Well I dont like the man myself but I believe he's there for political expediency.

Sooner or later, he will be sacked.

GloriousGbola:


Can he be sacked though ? NNPC is a erm private company.

GloriousGbola:


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/472172-pib-what-you-need-to-know-about-proposed-law-to-regulate-nigerias-oil-industry.html




I can't find and go through the whole document right now

BlueRayDick:


If Tinubu appoint Pius Akinyelure his ally and former vice chairman of APC as chairman of the board of NNPC , I don’t think he should have issues sacking Kyari jare .

The man too Dey gba

larrideX:


I agree but chairman of the board no near GCEO sha.

Ordinary relocation of some CBN staff and department from Abuja to Lagos, Ndume dey wail for Senate floor.

afrodoc2:


Why do you think he keeps travelling around the country every day.

He is busy radicalising younglings all over the country.

The MTN staff addressed the crowd and told them the fault is from NCC who authorized TELCOS to bar people's lines.

Bombblacks:
Epic scene.

larrideX:


Well I dont like the man myself but I believe he's there for political expediency.

Sooner or later, he will be sacked.

nihilistjnr:


They had some cracking shots in this episode.

Tbe opening scene on the beach was great. The scene where Rhaenyra puts her hand out to command Vermithor was fücking flames. The scene where she turns around to address the ambitious bastards with Vermithor lurking behind her like a a roided-up demon from a Mike Bamiloye movie was even more incredible.

Then this shot in the final scene as the piece de resistance. Mehn chef's kiss.

izzou:


I strongly believe this is beyond NIN.

So all these Nigerians have incorrect NIN all these while?

They better not burn down the country by themselves

afrodoc2:
Bruh.

This Nigeria Women’s Basketball Team playing like the 96 Bulls.

Unlimited22:

They're torching the Aussies

GloriousGbola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8168483/massive-crowd-mtn-office-ikotun

Hmm

Na wa oo.

It seems they have finally barred lines.

afrodoc2:


It’s the defence that is scattering my dada.
Aussies struggling to pass half court like they are facing Jordan, Pippen, and Harper.