Bloggers and Vloggers, Content Creators Association (BAVCCA) has called for more collaborative effort to restore public trust in the NNPCL
Bloggers and Vloggers, Content Creators Association has called for more collaboration between the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited and Civil Society Organisations to restore public trust in the company. Recall that the Chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote , recently alleged that some officials of the NNPCL and oil traders own blending plants…
At a national conference on Monday in Abuja, BAVCCA Director, Stein Uguru, who attributed the current impasse between Dangote and the NNPCL to a trust deficit, stressed the need for the NNPCL to establish and maintain trust with the public to avoid future occurrences. “As bloggers and vloggers, our platforms can serve as bridges between NNPCL and the public. By hosting interviews, creating informative content, and facilitating discussions, we can help demystify complex issues and foster a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities within the oil and gas sector.
Speaking on behalf of Legal Professionals for Good Governance, Agu Michael, who noted that the current leadership of the NNPCL took over when the organisation was facing a myriad of challenges, added that they have managed to completely turn the tide and position the NNPCL.
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