“we have extreme faith in the new management, we are ready to work with NNPC one thousand per cent, we are working together for the good of the country’’, the NEITI chief said.
He said, based on Kyari’s credentials and antecedent, “he is somebody who brings something to the table, something that is not usually associated to this institution, that is transparency’’.
Mr. Adio assured that from the goodwill that has trailed the NNPC in the last one month, the corporation would be repositioned, and in no time, “It would be mentioned in the same light as its peers all over the world’’.
The executive secretary however advised the management to be proactive by making information on all its transactions, especially crude oil lifting contracts and contractors available to the public.
On his part, the Group Managing Director of the NNPC, Mallam Mele Kyari said his management recognized the primacy of NNPC to the Nigerian economy and its impact thereof.
He said the corporation had nothing to hide, adding that “transparency impacts performance positively, our commitment to the principles of transparency and accountability is unwavering’’, the GMD assured.
Continuing, Kyari commended President Muhammadu Buhari, saying “we are fortunate that we have a President who believes that we must be accountable, he does not interfere with the running of the NNPC’’ while thanking the NEITI team for its support.