Nigeria’s presidency has said that the Group Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, Bayo Ojulari, has not been forced to sign his resignation letter.
Sunday Dare, a presidential spokesperson, made this
clarification in a terse statement on Saturday night.
His clarification comes as reports emerged that the Economic
and Financial Crimes Commission and the Department of State Services allegedly
forced Ojulari to sign his resignation letter.
However, Dare debunked the claim, noting that there is no
such thing.
“Not true,” he said.
This followed a statement from NNPCL on June 27, 2025, which
raised the alarm over plans to sabotage the state-owned oil firm’s new
leadership.
In April 2, 2025 president Bola Ahmed Tinubu appointed
Ojulari as GCEO of NNPCL after the removal of Mele Kyari.
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