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Resign your position as minister of petroleum -TUC tells Buhari

written by Samuel Etuk April 19, 2016
Resign your position as minister of petroleum -TUC tells Buhari

The Trade Union Congress TUC, has called on President Buhari to resign his position as the Minister of Petroleum.Buhari

President of TUC, Comrade Bobboi Bala Kaigama, made this call at the “Save Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry Round Table Conference today in Abuja.

According to Kaigama, the office of the Minister of Petroleum is very important and cannot be combined with the duties of a president.

“There is cogent need for appointment of a substantive Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.

The ideal candidate for this should be someone who has the necessary knowledge, experience and competence, and who would directly oversee the affairs of the ministry and report regularly to the President.

That position is too critically important to the economy to be subsumed as one of the many offices or portfolios of the President and Commander-in-Chief.

Of course the position of Minister of State for Petroleum and Mineral Resources should continue to exist as a junior minister in the ministry.

A separate Group Managing Director (GMD) of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) should also be appointed to directly supervise the affairs of the NNPC.”he said.

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