Other than the usual traders – Sahara and Oando – whose names have been on almost every NNPC crude buyers list for years whoever has been leading the country, President Muhammadu Buhari and his trusted oil sector guides (Abba Kyari – chief of staff), Mamman Daura (cousin) and Maikanti Kacalla Baru (NNPC GMD) have chosen to favour businessmen that will campaign for their bid running up to the presidential elections in 2019. The provisional list doing the rounds presents carefully distributed quotas for the next two years.

Spoilt in the north

Several northern companies are set to receive crude cargoes for the second year in a row. Buhari will be looking to pamper this constituency that had been instrumental in his win in 2015. Those on the list include AA Rano (Auwalu Abdullahi Rano)and AMG Petroenergy (Risqua Murtala Muhammed), as well as MRS (Alhaji Sayyu Idris Dantata, Aliko Dangote’s half-brother) Prudent Energy owned by businessman Abdulwasiu Sowami (Borno) would also see its second quote of crude, as would Mahmud Tukur (Adamawa), he,ad of Eterna Oil & gas and son of the former opponent PDP party leader, Bamanga Tukur. Levene Energy is also on the list to pick up a second consecutive year of crude. This company is reportedly controlled by friends of aviation minister of state, Sirika Hadi (Katsina). The same goes for Setana, headed by Edward Edozian, the cousin of the permanent secretary to the ministry of energy, Luis Edozian.

Southerners, Igboland and Delta

Knowing full well that he will not be able to win another term without the south, Buhari will need to use NNPC crude to win over a handpicked selection of businessmen. Some of them are also about to win their second round in a row, such as Arkleen Oil and Gas (Gregory Omosigho Ero, Edo State and former Napims CEO), Bono Energy (Banjo Omisore, Oyo State), Shoreline Energy (Kola Karim) and Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah’s Masters Energy (Abia).

However, it would be the first crude allocations for Aipec (Tayo Awogboro, formerly Oando, Lagos State) and Emadeb (Adebowale Emmanuel Olujimi). The vastly wealthy Ondo state leader, Fredrick Obateru Akinruntan is also on the list via Obat Oil. The secretary of state to oil, Emmanuel Kachikwu should also be able to push for Northwest Petroleum, directed by his friend Winifred Akpani (Cross River).-Africa Intelligence.

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Must every thing in this country be dependent on oil? Politics -OIL
Economy -Oil
Salary - oil
Importation -oil
Pension - oil
Health - oil
Corruption -oi
Our breath in God's hand.
One day the oil will finish.

But this source seems to be data and network journalism. Topic says he rewards while body of the news said buhari will need to use NNPC(a suggestion to him) to bribe his way through.

KEVIND

The secretary of state to oil

A bad try at propaganda

Maket:
Must every thing in this country be dependent on oil? Politics -OIL
Economy -Oil
Salary - oil
Importation -oil
Pension - oil
Health - oil
Corruption -oi
Our breath in God's hand.
One day the oil will finish.

But this source seems to be data and network journalism.

Nigerian unity depends on Oil bro.

Dig deep and know why Royal British Company had Problem with elite Igbo Politicians in the past. Then you will know why they vowed Nigeria will be United forever

Yet hungry zombie supporters and BMCs on nairaland are being paid only 30k a month .

.For all their hardwork on Nairaland and other docial media,not even a cup of crude oil deals

None sense, if he doesn't reward his friends, is it his enemies that he should reward?

Ziggylady:

Yet hungry zombie supporters and BMCs on nairaland are being paid only 30k a month .

.For all their hardwork on Nairaland and other docial media,not even a cup of crude oil deals

Internet is not good for you if u can fall for this kind of news.read that carefully and does it look to you like news from good source.

Even if you want to criticise find the truth don't just let bloggers juggle with your brain. It will make you appear ignorance or hypocrite.