The managing director and chief executive officer of Capital Oil and Gas Nigeria Limited, Ifeanyi Ubah, in an interview he had on Channels TV today, May 26, said he decided to release 13 million litres of fuel into the Nigerian market as his contribution to the Nigeria economic development. The Capital Oil boss also disclosed that the Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria did not consult him as the founding
member of the association before embarking on the infamous strike.
Ubah said: “My concern was more about the welfare of Nigerians
and the fact that many people were dying. We had to rescue MTN yesterday
if not they would have shut down completely by now. We also had to
rescue 13 hospitals because patients were dying.”
”I have no skeleton in my cupboard to hide. I am not afraid of the
incoming government because I have not committed any crime. I do not
regret my support for President Goodluck Jonathan in the last elections.
It is about Nigeria not about any individual.
“I have built a political pressure group, the Transformation
Ambassadors of Nigeria (TAN) that is bigger in size than many political
parties and have a presence in virtually all the nook and crannies of
Nigeria.”
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