NMDPRA CEO Resigns Amid Corruption Allegations Involving Dangote
Farouk Ahmed, CEO of NMDPRA, resigns following corruption allegations against Aliko Dangote, prompting Gbenga Komolafe to step down from NUPRC. President Bola Tinubu nominates replacements, including Oritsemeyiwa Amanorisewo Eyesan and Saidu Aliyu Moham.
The resignations come within 24 hours of the corruption accusations. The move signifies a significant shake-up in Nigeria's oil and gas regulatory bodies amid ongoing corruption concerns.
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