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Kashim, brother to Neptune Prime’s Board chair, Tijjani, is the one appointed to NNPCL board & management team

Kashim, brother to Neptune Prime’s Board chair, Tijjani, is the one appointed to NNPCL board & management team

It has come to the notice of Neptune Prime that the “Musa Tumsah” appointed into the Board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) is not Tijjani Musa Tumsah, its chairman but his younger brother, Kashim Musa Tumsah, a lawyer of note, diplomat, businessman and recipient of the Member of the Niger (MFR).

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Many other people made the same mistake of replacing identity because only the surname was announced and Tijjani, the politician, who was the first interim secretary of the ruling party was automatically assumed to be the one.

READ ALSO: Meet Kashim Musa Tumsah, appointed to NNPCL board & management team

Neptune Prime apologises to the two brothers for any embarrassment and to its teeming readers who look up to it for authentic news.

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