All Progressives Congress, APC, youths and members of civil society organizations, CSOs, have stormed the Three Arms Zone in Abuja to demand the resignation of Mele Kyari, Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, over the failure to revive Nigeria's refineries.
All Progressives Congress, APC , youths and members of civil society organizations, CSOs, have stormed the Three Arms Zone in Abuja to demand the resignation of Mele Kyari , Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, over the failure to revive Nigeria's refineries. The protesters, under the auspices of the APC Solidarity and Development Forum, comprising youths and civil society organizations, accused Kyari of incompetence.
According to the protesters, the failure to provide a clear roadmap for the revitalization and operationalization of the refineries raises serious questions about the stewardship of resources entrusted to Kyari. They equally expressed concerns over unresolved corruption cases within the NNPCL. Parts of the open letter read, 'Kyari’s continued leadership is detrimental to NNPCL and the Nigerian populace. It is time for new leadership that prioritizes accountability and efficiency.
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