Ị nwere ike ịkọwa maka akụ ndị bụ isi ewepụtara n'okpuru nlekọta gị, gụnyere ndị zụtara ha na otu e si hazie ọnụahịa ha?
Ee. Mgbe m na-elekọta nhazigharị ụlọ ọrụ gọọmentị (privatisation), e nwere ngalaba gọọmentị kwesịrị ibu ọrụ ịdekọ na nyochaa azụmahịa ọ bụla. Anyị bụ ndị hiwere ngalaba ahụ, bụ́ Bureau of Public Enterprises, ọ na-adịkwa ugbu a, na-ebukwa otu ibu ọrụ ahụ.
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peeji 1 Introduction Atiku Abubakar: Answers to questions from the public 2026-10-02 ›
Can you account for the major assets privatised under your supervision, including who bought them, what the price was, and how their prices were determined?
Of course. There was a government bureaucracy that was responsible for all the documentation and assessment of all transactions. That government department is the Bureau of Public Enterprises. Our administration created that department and it is still relevant till the present time.
If elected, which government assets would you privatize-including NNPCL, refineries, or power assets?
I have always maintained that Nigeria has to open up government control in certain aspects of our power transmission infrastructure to the private sector in order to achieve the objective of uninterrupted power supply. I am also committed to the policy of promoting production of refined petrol and petroleum products locally in Nigeria. I believe that our national refineries