The Group Chief executive officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, Mele Kyari, has been lambasted by Nigerians for travelling to Saudi Arabia amid fuel hikes and scarcity....READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶
Kyari announced his trip to Saudi Arabia via his X handle (formerly known as Twitter) @MKKyari, on Tuesday, August 20.
The NNPC boss said he met Islamic cleric, Mufti Menk, who reminded him of the sufficiency of Allah in all circumstances.
According to Kyari, the Islamic cleric said both good and bad are trials from Allah to establish the peopleof faith.
@Inv_Dos
He should have reminded you that we are buying fuel for 900/ltr here
@RealOlaudah
Didn’t he tell you how honorable it is to open up your books to public scrutiny and stop running OUR
@nnpclimited as a personal enterprise?
@ebukaaaaaaa
He has no idea that you are a plague to the Nigerian nation a politically protected thief who would have been in jail if Nigeria was A working country.
@gabriel_bolatit
Why Nigerians are lamenting the availability of petrol ⛽️ the @nnpclimited CEO is flexing in Medina. Nawaoo.
@zubidavies
NNPC is running on Insha Allah not what you bring to the table. How was Malta too?
@OlorogunErnest
Even with the long fuel queues in Nigeria, Kyari and President Tinubu are out of the country. These guys don’t give a f**k about Nigerians.
Very insensitive & careless.
Met my beloved brother and teacher Mufti Menk while transiting to Madina Munawara (the city of the Rasool) in Addis Ababa. He reminded me of the sufficiency of Allah in all circumstances, that both good and bad are trials from Allah to establish the people of faith. May Allah… pic.twitter.com/uE1NERwnPL
— Mele Kyari, OFR (@MKKyari) August 20, 2024
Independent marketers’ fuel stations in certain states are asking motorists to pay up to N937 per litre for petrol. NNPC has blamed the fuel scarcitythat has led to long queues nationwide on supply challenges, not availability.
