By Ayomide otitoju
In a related development, Ojulari also reaffirmed his dedication to forging collaborative partnerships as a key strategy to meet the presidential mandate for NNPC Ltd.
During a courtesy visit to the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil), Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, on Wednesday, the GCEO emphasized the importance of synergy with critical institutions—including the Ministries of Petroleum and Finance—to break bureaucratic bottlenecks and deliver tangible results.
“We are stepping into office with a mindset of partnership. Antagonism benefits no one—collaboration is how we win,” Ojulari said.
Senator Lokpobiri expressed confidence in the new leadership, describing the current management team as the strongest ever assembled at NNPC Ltd. He pledged his full support to the company’s transformation agenda and emphasized the need for measurable outcomes, especially in boosting crude oil production.
“This is a moment for results. Nigerians are watching, and expectations are high,” the Minister said.
The renewed commitment to strategic collaboration signals a new chapter for Nigeria’s oil and gas sector—one focused on performance, accountability, and national development.
