The Presidential candidate of the People's Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar has reacted to the Privatization of the NNPC On social media.
The PDP Presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar Wrote; "I had in 2018 made public my plans to reform the NNPC to make it more profitable, transparent and efficient. The APC-led government denigrated me for my patriotic vision. But today, I am happy to note that the same government has taken a tentative step along the lines of the suggestions that I had made"
Atiku Added that; "It is a step in the right direction, but we are still far from what I had envisaged. I hope I'll have the opportunity to complete the process of turning the NNPC into a genuinely world-class company in the mould of NLNG, Aramco of Saudi Arabia and Petrobras of Brazil, where Nigerians and institutions will invest in"
Take a look at the Screenshot of Atiku's post on Facebook below.
A lot of Nigerians Reacted after what Atiku said about the Privatization of the NNPC. Check out some screenshots of how they Reacted below.
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