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Seun: We have four refineries, and none is producing anything… What explanation is this government able to give Nigerians? Minister Lokpobiri: The last brief I got from the GCEO [Bayo Ojulari] is that it's very unfortunate that the Port Harcourt refinery, Warri refinery, and Kaduna refinery are not producing... show more

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IBRAHIM21 дней назад

Just imagine. Billions of dollars have been pumped into those dead refinaries just for some irresponsible individuals to loot it. If Nigerian refinaries have not been working for decades, why are those employed still there?

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Classy Bernard21 дней назад

E no go ever beta for you and family and your fellow criminals for ever

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UbamaraChukwu21 дней назад

When APC took over in 2015, how many refineries were working? Judge for yourself.

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CEO21 дней назад

A joke, I guess

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ARÓMÍSÀ LÈGBẸ̀ LÈGBẸ̀21 дней назад

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“Dangote and I bought the Port Harcourt and Kaduna refineries. I owned 20% of that consortium, and of course, the transaction was reversed by the administration that came in at the time. What a great shame. Today, look at what Dangote has accomplished. To me, this is a lesson that government cannot successfully run businesses, and government should desist from trying to do so.” —Femi Otedola

“Dangote and I bought the Port Harcourt and Kaduna refineries. I owned 20% of that consortium, and of course, the transaction was reversed by the administration that came in at the time. What a great shame. Today, look at what Dangote has accomplished. To me, this is a lesson that government cannot successfully run businesses, and government should desist from trying to do so.” —Femi Otedola

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