Oil Topshot, Scott Tommey Rejects Aisha Buhari’s Appointment Into Campaign Council

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Top Oil & Gas Businessman and billionaire, Scott Tommey has rejected his appointment into President Muhammad Buhari’s Campaign Council formed by First Lady, Aisha Buhari

The Chairman/CEO of Osmoserve Global Limited stated that he was apolitical, insisting that he was not a card- carrying member of any political party.

He therefore effectively rejected his appointment into the Advisory Council of the  Campaign Committee.Others named as Advisory Council members are Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, Customs Boss, Col. Hameed Ali (Rtd) and Chief Orju Uzor Kalu, Prof. Pat Utomi, Terry Waya and Dakuku Peterside

The statement  signed by Femi Ajayi, the media aide to the Akwa Ibom indigene reads “It has become pertinent to clarify the status of Mr Scott Tommey, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Osmoserve Global Limited, named into the Advisory Council of President Muhammadu Buhari’s campaign team. While Mr Tommey is honoured to have been considered for this appointment, he feels obliged to let the public know that he is not into partisan politics neither is he a card-carrying member of the APC.”

Over the years, Tommey, a man of great feats,  has made several contributions toward the development of many sectors of th economy. Osmoserve Global is an indigenous company that provides marine and engineering services to the oil and gas industry.

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