President Bola Ahmed Tinubu says reforms of the state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) will include listing the company on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX). Tinubu made the statement after NGX management visited the Presidential Villa on Thursday. He said the listing is part of the broader restructuring efforts of NNPCL and is tied to the implementation of the Petroleum Industry Act, which he says will help reposition NNPCL and the country’s oil and gas sector. Tinubu described his administration’s target as reforming NNPCL to operate with an effectiveness comparable to Saudi Arabia’s Aramco, adding that the government intends to pursue reforms beyond partial measures. He said the goal is for the “totality” of NNPCL reforms to culminate in the company being listed on the exchange. The President also praised NGX performance, referencing its rise to N158 trillion during his administration’s reforms, and reiterated his call for greater private-sector investment in Nigeria’s economy, citing his support for the Dangote Refinery as an example of this approach.