The sun rose over Kwara State, painting the sky in hues of pink and orange as Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq stepped out onto his balcony. With a sense of pride in his voice, he hailed the recent appointment of Bashir Ojulari as the new Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL).
Mr. Ojulari, a son of Kwaran soil, had risen to a position of great prominence within the oil industry. AbdulRazaq saw this as not just a personal achievement for Ojulari but also a significant milestone for Kwara and its people.
In a carefully crafted statement released by his Chief Press Secretary, Rafiu Ajakaye, the governor extended his heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Ojulari. He expressed unwavering confidence in Ojulari’s ability to fulfill the duties entrusted to him by the president.
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Governor AbdulRazaq’s Words:
“On behalf of the people and government of Kwara State, I express our profound appreciation to the President for these A-list appointments.”“`
As news spread like wildfire through Kwara State, communities buzzed with excitement at the recognition bestowed upon one of their own. The recent appointment followed closely on the heels of another Kwaran native, Ibrahim Oloriegbe, being named chairman of the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA). It was indeed a time for celebration and reflection on how far they had come.
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Oke Ode Community’s Response:
The jubilant members commended President Tinubu for selecting such an esteemed figure with extensive experience in the oil sector as NNPC chief executive officer.“`
The streets were abuzz with chatter about what this could mean for Kwara’s future and its place on Nigeria’s national stage. The hopes and dreams of many were now resting on Mr. Ojulari’s capable shoulders.
Nasrudeen Salaudeen, national chairman of the Oke Ode Community Development Association in Ifelodun Local Government Area – where Mr. Ojulari hails from – echoed sentiments shared by many across Kwara State.
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Nasrudeen Salaudeen’s Statement:
“It is well-merited and a round peg in a round hole,” he said about Mr. Ojulari’s appointment while praising President Tinubu’s discerning choice in selecting an individual with proven expertise in oil industry matters for such a critical role.”“`
As evening descended upon Kwara State that day, there was an air of anticipation mingled with pride wafting through its towns and villages—a sense that something momentous was brewing on their horizon.
With stars twinkling above like scattered diamonds against the dark canvas of night sky—each one symbolizing hope and possibility—the people whispered tales passed down through generations about perseverance rewarded and dreams fulfilled against all odds.
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