The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, has said that he is already writing his resignation letter, to quit from President Muhammadu Buhari’s cabinet, if he fails to deliver on the promise to end fuel importation in Nigeria, by 2019.
Speaking in an interview on BBC World Service programme, Hard Talk, on Monday, Kachikwu vowed he would deliver on the refineries, or resign.
Asked by the programme anchor when Nigeria was going to be self-sufficient in terms of refining petroleum, the following conversation ensued: The minister said since he took office one-and-half year ago, and that he has been able to get the refineries back to begin to produce 7 million litres of petroleum product, compared to zero previously.
“I have delivered on everything since I came to office. First, I took NNPC and moved them into a profit making organization, first time in history, and reshaped the organization. I removed cash call deficit of over $6bn; negotiated it.
“Everything that I have promised since coming into office, I have delivered. I will deliver on the refineries, and I am committed to that, and I will also deliver a future for oil that makes sense for Nigeria”, he said.
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