The head of the National Oil Company of Liberia, Randolph McClain, has clarified that contrary to media reports, NOCAL's deal with his former employer was lawful.
The Chief Executive Officer and President of the National Oil Company of Liberia Dr. Randolph McClain has clarified his relationship with his former employer American chemical giant DuPont.
Authorities at the National Oil Company of Liberia or NOCAL are said to be tight-lipped over a controversial deal that clearly indicates the breach of the government's conflict of interest policy.
A week after President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf dismissed Mr. Robert Kilby, the head of the General Auditing Commission (GAC) and Pearine Davis Parkinson, Director General of the General Services Agency for breaching government policy regarding Conflict of Interest, Dr. Randolph McClain, Chief Executive Officer of the National Oil Company of Liberia has reportedly been found in breach of the law.
This is "Double Dipping" at its highest. Mr. Kilby should have made best
effort to avoid conflict of interest by declaring his business activity and
/ or ownership in a company, prior to taking this job. Mr. Kilby, You are
already on the government payroll. Using your office to send contracts to
your company and charge such astronomical fee is outrageous. I and a
software developer, with over 15 years experience and could develop the
same Asset and Fleet Management, Tracking system with complete database
driven capabilities and required features for under $10,000.00.
Charging US$220,000.00 makes no sense to me. What a shame.
Focus On: Liberia Oil Chief Clarifies Conflict of Interest Allegation
, Mon 22 Jul, 09:24 am
The head of the National Oil Company of Liberia, Randolph McClain, has clarified that contrary to media reports, NOCAL's deal with his former employer was lawful.
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Liberia: Liberia's Oil Company Head Clarifies 'Conflict of Interest' in Dupont Deal
FrontPageAfrica (Monrovia), 20 July 2013
The Chief Executive Officer and President of the National Oil Company of Liberia Dr. Randolph McClain has clarified his relationship with his former employer American chemical giant DuPont.
The only thing we the young people of Liberia need from the oil discussion is that the PPCC law most be taken into serious consideration.
Liberia: NOCAL in Controversial Deal
The New Dawn (Monrovia), 16 July 2013
Authorities at the National Oil Company of Liberia or NOCAL are said to be tight-lipped over a controversial deal that clearly indicates the breach of the government's conflict of interest policy.
Madam President, Liberians are watching.
Liberia: Oil Company Boss On the Hotseat, Entangled in U.S.$731K Dupont Deal
FrontPageAfrica (Monrovia), 14 July 2013
A week after President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf dismissed Mr. Robert Kilby, the head of the General Auditing Commission (GAC) and Pearine Davis Parkinson, Director General of the General Services Agency for breaching government policy regarding Conflict of Interest, Dr. Randolph McClain, Chief Executive Officer of the National Oil Company of Liberia has reportedly been found in breach of the law.
above the law, so forget it, that's why you are number 1 on the world. Dr. is fully protected and not kilgby.
This is "Double Dipping" at its highest. Mr. Kilby should have made best effort to avoid conflict of interest by declaring his business activity and / or ownership in a company, prior to taking this job. Mr. Kilby, You are already on the government payroll. Using your office to send contracts to your company and charge such astronomical fee is outrageous. I and a software developer, with over 15 years experience and could develop the same Asset and Fleet Management, Tracking system with complete database driven capabilities and required features for under $10,000.00. Charging US$220,000.00 makes no sense to me. What a shame.