The leader of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, reflecting on his journey from humble beginnings as a student to heading Africa’s top energy firm, expressed gratitude and commitment to serving the nation.
On the occasion of his 60th birthday, the retirement age for most public agency heads, he shared his thoughts without mentioning specific names.
Appointed in July 2019, he has accumulated 32 years of experience in the oil industry, starting at the NNPC.
In a post, he acknowledged reaching his 60th year and highlighted the honor of leading Africa’s largest energy company.
He also thanked past leaders for entrusting him with key roles at the NNPC.
Reflecting on his life’s challenges and successes, he credited his journey to divine grace and asked for forgiveness from anyone he may have wronged.
Expressing a renewed dedication to serving with conviction, he thanked his family, friends, colleagues, and mentors for their support throughout his career.
As he marked this milestone, he acknowledged the sacrifices made and expressed gratitude for the opportunities provided to him.
This moment signifies a new chapter for him, as he seeks forgiveness from anyone he may have unintentionally harmed.