Monday 28 March 2016

Group Ask President Buhari To Sack Mr. Ibe Kachukwu


The Save Nigeria Anti Corruption Coalition has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to immediately sack the Minister of States for Petroleum, Mr, Ibe Kachukwu, over his continued incompetence and inability to properly address the fuel scarcity situation n the country as also the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation NNPC, and most recently/ his unguarded statement asking Nigerians to continue living with the terrifying situation till the month of May.
The group also called on President Muhammadu Buhari to immediately set the machinery for the removal of Mr. Kachukwu, before he wreck further havoc in the sector, by increasing the anger of Nigerians.
In a statement signed by its Executive Director, Comrade Femi Lawson , and made available to newsmen, the group accused Mr. Ibe Kachukwu of sabotaging the effort of President Buhari to restore sanity in the oil sector and also deliberately threading paths that have tendencies to create instability in the Nigerian polity through such insensitive utterances.
" Why has Mr. Kachukwu continued to embarrass President Buhari and by extension, Nigerians, by being unable to come out with a logical road map to address the situation, through his expected role at the petroleum Minister and the NNPC.
" Today, Nigerians are faced with the consequence the incompetencies of the Minister of States and his lack of understanding of our feelings as Nigerians.
The group further said that failure of President Buhari to sack Mr. Kachukwu will speak volume of how important Not Nigerians are, in the face of this administration, most importantly when statement as such, made by Mr. Ibe Kachukwu are well considered.
"We shall ensure that we use every legitimate means to engage Nigerians to further press for the removal of Mr. Kachukwu who from all indication have proven not to be competent enough to tackle the agony being faced by Nigerians at this critical moment" the statement concluded.

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