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When we built this refinery, the Nigerian engineers we hired performed better than the Indians. Eighteen of them are now expatriates in Qatar. - Aliko Dangote.

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"The person that is sabotaging the Nigerian economy is Aliko Dangote and his co-travellers. Dangote is who he is today because of Nigeria. Nigeria gave him a single licence to import flour, sugar, and salt. The refinery that Dangote built is our money; the Nigerian government subsidised FX for him to build that refinery." — Festus Osifo, PENGASSAN president
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“A week ago, Aliko Dangote was praising his engineers that they’re the best in the world. Today he sacked them and replaced them with Indians. Your workers cannot continue to be slaves" - Deji Adeyanju F!res at Dangote 🙆🏼‍♂️
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Hello, history rewriter, GET DOWN! Dangote refinery was majorly built by Nigerians. Why do people like you have such a penchant for lying and downplaying black people’s efforts and achievements? In this interview, Dangote mentioned “We realized that we had to build our own port, after building the port, we realize that nobody could supply us with cranes 🏗️ ,equipments, we had to do something that people didn’t realize, we now made ourselves as the EPC contractors, which is Engineering, Procurement and Construction” In another interview, he mentioned that the majority of the Nigerian engineers who built his refinery were later employed abroad (somewhere in the UAE) to build another refinery.

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