would reappoint a chief of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission who was once sacked over incompetence and ineptitude. But as the president announced that Saratu Umar would lead the commission again — after she was sacked by former president Goodluck Jonathan in 2015 — staff and directors exercised hope there would be a change.
In a 6 March petition signed by some NIPC directors, including Gana Wakil, John Oseji and James Akwada, among others, Ms Umar’s matter was brought to the fore of the trade and investment ministry. The aggrieved directors insinuated that Ms Umar’s ineptitude is bringing the commission down by instalments. They pointed fingers at her on a plethora of issues, including threats to life and physical body harm against the directors and other staff of the agency.
Tax incentives or pioneer status are exemptions granted by the federal government to qualified and important investment projects from companies deriving profits in Nigeria or brought into the country,. The importance of the pioneer status incentives is to attract foreign direct investments to enhance the growth and development of Nigeria.
“She went ahead to query the director who dared to say he will not act to oversee his seniors,” the directors said in the petition. “She is also in the habit of assigning duties of departments to other departments to create disaffection.”
He's not the only one facing competence crisis, he's just too foolish to learn the rules of the games from those civil servants and experts. Shikena!!
oluwaloninyo Why act surprised
Competence is not a big deal in Nigeria bro. We don’t do that here. President ain’t competent, neither are his appointees for the most part. Imagine the minister of finance 🤣 🤡 we don leave the kontri for una hehe
Appointing incompetent people to sensitive position is buharis greatest undoing 😴