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This video from a previous interview with the downstream oil and gas regulator in Nigeria explains the current saga. Apparently, Dangote refinery approached the regulator to force all dealers to buy diesel through the refinery alone since the refinery is in a free trade zone where it is not... show more

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Arsenalboi2 年前

(1/2) $20b that's the amount of money he injects into the Nigeria economy do you even understand what that means?? and if all the importers will turn to Dangote to buy the product do you understand what that means??? it means steady, stronger Naira

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The Learning…2 年前

What Dangote said wasn’t 💯 true. What NNPC said wasn’t 💯 lie. But the issue is that NNPC brought down their refineries because of corruption. So if NNPC want our support to fight Dangote who built his refinery and ready for business, they shld revive all our refineries.

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⭐️Fęmi ⭐️2 年前

The cabals have sent you on a short PR gig ba?! It will end in tears 😭

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ABM🇳🇬2 年前

The video doesn't correlate with what you typed, bro. What are you trying to pass?

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Abu Fareedah2 年前

As a regulator, he can do whatever to break the monopoly in the oil industry and will surely be good for Nigerians. But crossing the line as a regulator to the extent of condemning a competitor's products, is totally bad, unprofessional and unacceptable

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ibrahim tafida2 年前

How can he dominate the market when we have the govt refineries and also BUA will soon join the market and other modular refineries. This guys are trying to protect their primary source of income which is importation of refined product that is the only work of nnpc

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BABBA_AGK🪡2 年前

Some people just hate dangote, that’s why they are always against him for everything. In a serious country, if a domestic investor can invest upto $20b he should be given the government direction especially on economic matters. Unless in nigeria where there are alot of cabal

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abdoul23i2 年前

But why is he saying the refine oil is not up to standard

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muhd2 年前

The nnpc refineries he’s talking about are not enough to satisfy the demand of the country that was why importation was necessary, dangotes on the other hand is more then enough that Nigeria will start exporting so I think he’s just making a fool of himself saying all this!

Icon 🇳🇬🇳🇬2 年前

It seems the presidency is confused. U have a solution to your Fx crisis and u stil want to sustain importation bcos of risk of monopoly. Was risk of monopoly not the reason Buhari 1. Directed @nnpclimited to take 20% shares of the Dangote refinery 2. Supports establishment of modular refineries 3. Commenced total overhaul of port harcourt and Warri refineries

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This particular statement in this video clip is sensational, misleading, baseless and downright stupid to say the Nigerian govt wants to pull Dangote refinery down. I wish this anchor would juxtapose the facts on ground and our Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA) of 2018 and he will appreciate the obligation the regulator has to ensure competition and no monopoly or market dominance. There may be a crisis of confidence in that industry, but the reason Dangote refinery is a success today is because of the support of this government

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