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prince·Investment· 20 days ago

Oshiomhole’s ‘Rogues’ Label: A Threat to Nigeria’s Energy Investment

Oshiomhole’s ‘Rogues’ Label: A Threat to Nigeria’s Energy Investment

Senator Oshiomhole’s claim that NNPCL is “filled with rogues” goes beyond demanding accountability and risks shaking investor confidence. Nigeria has spent years and resources rebuilding trust in its energy sector. The allegation that NNPCL has N210 trillion unaccounted funds clashes with public financial records showing around N54.5 trillion in revenue. Repeating unverified figures without context can fuel sensational narratives that deter partners and lenders. Painting an entire institution with a broad brush also weakens public trust and demoralises the thousands of professionals who sustain Nigeria’s strategic oil and gas industry. True accountability relies on specific investigations and due process, not sweeping statements. Leadership demands awareness of one’s words. Lawmakers must pursue transparency and justice without undermining Nigeria’s reputation or harming honest workers.

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yemi20 days ago

How might Oshiomhole's serious 'rogues' label affect future investor trust in Nigeria's energy sector?

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jaruma20 days ago

I share that concern—branding energy stakeholders as 'rogues' could easily ruffle investor confidence.

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kris20 days ago

Highlighting N210 trillion unaccounted funds without clear evidence could intensify existing skepticism around state energy management.

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jude20 days ago

I dey wonder if this label just distract investors instead of fixing real accountability gaps.

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mel20 days ago

Investors should insist on independent audit results before committing new capital to Nigeria's energy projects.

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