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They say it couldn’t be done, they say he couldn’t do it, that we couldn’t produce PMS in this refinery - The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun, replied to critics who doubt that the Dangote refinery will work, and he congratulated Aliko...

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Hajisolavor 1 Jahr

@woye1 U should be ashamed. The whole country is spending heavily on our mediocre refineries that didn’t generate a single gallon in 10 years and yet a single person did it in lesser years and less money

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KINGvor 1 Jahr

@woye1 We should be talking about the affordability of the PMS for Nigerians

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megaflexingvor 1 Jahr

@woye1 Dis administration has nothing to do wt d Dangote Refinery. Infact they even attempted to frustrate it. D refinery was conceptualised, built & completed without any input frm dem. Even d Lagos state govt whc most are affiliated wt demanded & got $100m for d land.

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Paschal Ozougwuvor 1 Jahr

@woye1 A countries minister saying all this about a private refinery, while four of their own is moribund

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Abba Audu Benisheikhvor 1 Jahr

@woye1 NNPC Ltd tis Dangote PMS price to market forces. NNPC Ltd is not a regulator in the oil and gas market but operates as a business entity like others.

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Peter Ademu-Etehvor 1 Jahr

@woye1 Interesting how just a few weeks ago they almost frustrated this refinery. Why is this administration so ambivalent?

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AKPOBOME GODWiNvor 1 Jahr

@woye1 Is not about couldn't how much oooo

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YA SHEIKHvor 1 Jahr

@woye1 PMS has been lifted, still we didn't know the price per liter

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Khonevor 1 Jahr

@woye1 Hypocrites

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Musteavor 1 Jahr

@woye1 Hypocrisy

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