During the final negotiation which made Emmanuel Kachikwu the new boss
of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), President Buhari
gave him six terms of reference to reshape the oil corporation.
They are to:
1. Clean up the NNPC system of corrupt elements;
2. Recover all stolen crude oil funds;
3.
Work with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the
Directorate of State
Service (DSS) to trace and recover stolen oil cash;
4. Review the structure of the NNPC to compete globally;
5. Giving targets to all subsidiaries and put in place performance benchmarks; and
6. Fix all refineries, which must work at optimal level, “even if it means using expatriates in the interim”.
A
source said: “The new GMD of NNPC was picked after a thorough search by
the President. Actually, at the end of the search, the choice was
narrowed down to four candidates.
“The President opted for
Kachikwu who is the Vice President of Exxon Mobil, not only in Nigeria
but in Africa. Buhari was impressed by his impeccable credentials as the
most senior black African in any multi-national oil firm in the world
with 30 years experience.
“Apart from being a First Class
graduate, Kachikwu also obtained PhD in Law which enabled him to rise to
company secretary in Exxon Mobil.
“In their negotiation,
President Buhari repeatedly said: ‘I won’t interfere with your work; I
will give you a free hand because I want to reform this oil sector once
and for all.’ The GMD accepted the job following what he realized as
“the infectious patriotism and genuine intention of the President.”
Source: Nigerian Headlines
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