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    Home » Mele Kyari, From Almajiri School to NNPCL GCEO

    Mele Kyari, From Almajiri School to NNPCL GCEO

    Goli InnocentBy Goli InnocentJanuary 8, 2025 News
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    Mallam Mele Kyari, the Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), has shared his remarkable story of rising from an Almajiri school to leading Africa’s largest energy company.

    Marking his 60th birthday, Kyari took to his social media platform, X (@MKKyari), to express gratitude for his life’s journey. He acknowledged the role of Allah’s grace in his achievements and thanked Nigeria for the opportunities that helped him succeed despite humble beginnings.

    A Journey of Struggles and Triumphs

    Reflecting on his life, Kyari described it as a mix of challenges and victories. He highlighted the sacrifices and support from his family, teachers, and colleagues, acknowledging their contributions to his growth.

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    “Allah, by His grace, spared my life to see this exceptional day, my 60th birthday,” Kyari wrote. “I am deeply thankful to my country for enabling my journey from an Almajiri school pupil to the CEO of Africa’s largest energy company.”

    He also took the moment to seek forgiveness from anyone he may have hurt unintentionally, emphasising humility and a commitment to service.

    A Commitment to Serve Nigeria

    Kyari pledged to continue serving Nigeria with greater dedication. He expressed appreciation for the trust placed in him by former President Muhammadu Buhari and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, crediting their support for his leadership at NNPCL.

    His tenure has been marked by significant milestones, including the revival of two refineries, boosting oil production to 1.8 million barrels per day, and increasing domestic natural gas consumption.

    Tinubu Congratulates Kyari

    President Tinubu also celebrated Kyari’s achievements on his 60th birthday, commending his efforts to transform NNPCL into a profitable organisation. Tinubu acknowledged Kyari’s professionalism and dedication throughout his career at NNPCL, OPEC, and as its first Group Chief Executive Officer.

    Kyari’s story continues to inspire many, showcasing the power of resilience, hard work, and faith in overcoming life’s challenges.

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      Goli Innocent is an energy journalist and industry analyst at Petroleumprice.ng. He delivers factual, data-driven reports on Nigeria’s downstream petroleum sector. His coverage spans fuel pricing, depot updates, and market regulation. Goli Innocent blends accuracy with creativity to make complex data relatable. He doesn’t just write; he ensures every story ranks effectively online. His reports guide stakeholders, policymakers, and everyday consumers. Goli Innocent remains committed to transparency and sustainable energy reporting.

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