In a thought-provoking reflection on the nation’s state of affairs, Dumebi Kachikwu has raised questions about the collective concern for Nigeria’s staggering annual loss of over $6 billion to crude oil theft.
Expressing a deep sense of sadness and disappointment, Dumebi highlighted a prevailing sense of indifference that seems to permeate society. Breaking down the astounding figures, he emphasized that this dire economic spill translates to an average monthly loss of $700 million.
Dumebi’s concerns extended beyond the merely financial aspect as he delved into the heart of the matter, the shortcomings and lapses of those trusted with safeguarding national resources.
The recent “tantita episode” involving the navy, according to him, has only served to underscore the glaring gaps in the nation’s defenses against oil theft. Drawing a contrast, he expressed a collective sentiment that resonates with the citizens: “We would rather ‘jakpa’ than stand up and fight for our country.
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