Reuters Of London Exposes Dangote Refinery... It's Not Pretty
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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London based Reuters has reported that Nigeria's major Dangote oil refinery is reselling cargoes of the United States and Nigerian crude according to its sources. It reported that the reoffer was linked to technical problems at the refinery. However a Dangote executive asked about the offers and talk in the market that the refinery is having operational issues affecting the crude distillation unit said the CDU is in operation. These allegations if they are true could worsen the problem between Dangote Refinery and the regulatory authority that had resisted pressure from Dangote to ban fuel import saying Dangote lacked the capacity to meet local consumption needs. This video examines the implications of this revelation by Reuters.
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This is what wrong with our people ,believing in every thing that outside entity say ,do you believe they have the best interest for Nigeria. Our can they see the lost their company will sustain by dangote. Our people are so stupid and blind with no believe in self reliance , give dangote the oil and the truth will come out
So it is Reuters of London that will tell us what is happening at a refinery in Nigeria? Paul, what is your motive for reporting this story?
Forget Reuters! We want the Dangote Refinery, with time they’ll improve. Forget American propaganda.
Every bad thing which has been said about the Dangote refinery is false. Some Nigerians in the civil service are colluding with owners of foreign refineries which have been feeding Nigeria and many countries in Africa to destroy their own country and the continent.
What do you want Reuter to say when it comes to Nigeria?
MR. Paul, You should not expect praises and good credits from your enemies. Do you think the industrialization of an African nation benefits or gladdens the west?
There are industrialised African countries.
So Dangote build a 20 billion dollars refinery to buy and resell crude oil ? How many Government own refinery in Nigeria is working and why are they not working ? If you do not support a Nigerian own company which side are you on then ? Good luck with your RUclips channel.
You can imagine buying and reading this guys books. All I will say is good luck.
Bro,
Wetin the man do you?
@@RadioTV595He is a controlled asset. Regurgitating Fake News from Reuters, very patriotic indeed.
@@ChrisL-x5e
Bro,
So, his crime is sharing some information published in a foreign news medium, offering his opinion and inviting comments? What sort of deformed patriotism is that which brooks no contrary opinion?
Look at this guy talking. Im in Asia, do you know what companies is Asia have gone through to be big today?
Dangote is the biggest project in Africa by an African we should stand behind it. Stand up Africa
When did Reuters become defenders of Nigeria interests? I have not heard anything from Reuters about the injustice,corruption and all evil taking place in Nigeria
Reuters can be reputable when they want to but basically they are there for the interest of the West. You are a journalist and should know better - stop paddling and promoting falsehood.
If Reuters is lying then Dangote can simply sue them for damages. Reuters is a global media company.
Dangote can sue if Reuters are lying.
This is why people of Paul and Tinibu's age should never be governers and presidents. They have peaked in wisdom. Do you really expect Reuters to say anything good about real African progress? when they are backed by BP, Shell, EU, Total, ENI?
You had better shut up your mouth there. Who told you that what the foreign media are saying is true.
The best way for Dangote Refinery to resolve all problems associated with its operations is to invite Independent International Refiners to run sample tests at it's Crude Distillation Unit to disprove all the technical challenge allegations of that Unit. If Dangote Refinery cannot present these empirical data, then it is over for Dangote Refinery.
This Is lie from the pit of hell.
Why do you rely on information from Reuters? From a people who wish nothing but Dangote to failure.
Sir, There is no point repeating the news from Reuters and Bloomberg. Have you been to the DR to verify? Stop spreading rumors. You probably live in Lagos. You can easily confirm the status of the refinery. Just drive down there and confirm!!!
@olayinkaadeleye3134. Driving down to confirm will defeat his purpose.
Don't make this kind of stories on any criticism from the west on any critical infrastructure in Nigeria. They West doesn't want us to refine our oil in Nigeria. They are technically at war with us on economic development. Chanel your good work on exposing the West and their counter strategies against our economic emancipation strides/ ideas etc.
I concur
So if Dangote's refinery is not producing up to capacity, why is another refinery being built in Lagos to rival that of Danote's refinery?
Because some people are so utterly bigoted and confused confused. On the one hand, they have launched a campaign for Ibos to leave "southwest" while on the other hand they are building refineries and other things that require oil and gas from the Ibo region to operate. They are so "shofisticated" that they take other peoples for fools.
We should not be helping the enemies of Nigeria to fabricate false information and narratives about the Dangote refinery. The refinery is a world class refinery with the latest technologies and labouratories. It is also the most environmental friendly refinery in the world.
Paul your sound is echoing again. Please get it corrected.
My man, just shift. Reuters is not in the right position to unveil the truth about Dangote and the government in Nigeria. The question is who are the independent suppliers of petroleum products and where do they buy? The markets should be as many as the petroleum products suppliers for market forces to play any useful role. Transparency also demands that entry to be a supplier is free and the list of the suppliers to be known as well as the sources of their products purchases.
Bro,
Theoretically, the free market is the only way to reach a pareto-optimal solution to the problem of fuel supply in Nigeria. But Mr. Dangote distorts the market solution by seeking to take the feeding bottle off the mouth of other suppliers and create a government-backed monopoly whereby na only him go chop, like in the case of sugar, cement etc. So, the other suppliers also have the right to fight back or sit there and wring their hands while their means of livelihood is taken away from them.
If those suppliers have access to Reuters and their operators, fair play to them and let the best man win.
@@RadioTV595because of public outcry, Tinubu has agreed to sell crude to Dangote and the private modular refineries (not owned by Dangote) in Naira. What are you going to say now?
@@adon8672
Bro,
A lot. Number one, crude oil is now going to be sold to Dangote and other refineries not owned by him. Good, so the monopoly Dangote is seeking will now not happen and Nigerians can only stand to gain. Number two the vlogger is vindicated in bringing the Reuters article to the Nigerian reading public. Number three, this whole issue has created an audit trail through which Nigerians can hold Dangote and others to account, especially in times of fuel shortages. They will now have to show explicitly that they do indeed refine the crude oil sold to them and not just trade it as Reuters had alleged. See bro?.
That the major Crude Distillation Unit in a 21 billion dollar Refinery is malfunctioning is beyond belief !!! Let's hope it's not true.
Western media,? hahaha laughable
Haha what do you expect
All these issues surrounding DR operations, are like a big geopolitical cloud, the real storm is yet to come.
DR is a major player in world order shift.
The energy and fertilizers routes are going to shift deeply, money is going to flow to new places and the usual beneficiaries will fight back hard. American interests, european interests, nigerian oil mafia vs russian interests, indian interests, Dangote interests, average citizens of nigeria interests and african people at large.
Never forget Nord Stream2. Don't forget what just happened to nigerin pipeline in Benin. Energy businesses (oil, natural gas, uranium, lithium) are bloody and messy. No top 20 country with world largest energy resources reserves is enjoying peace or stability. Exceptions are western countries and its allies.
DR is not a sprint race. It is a marathon from Cairo to Cape town.
Talking trash!
Propaganda is like a rabid dog. It bites all around, if you let it. Reuters is an international media organization which has a duty to protect Western economic interests. European refiners stand to loose $90 billion in revenue from refined crude if local refineries are operational. Economic saboteurs within Nigeria too stand to loose a lot of easy money if importation of refined products from Europe is capped off. It should not be too difficult to put 2 and 2 together to see who the cheaters are.
@joeonuh sir, your argument doesn't make sense. The fact that Dangote Refinery cost 21 billion dollars is irrelevant. Could Dangote Refinery go same way like the other non-functioning Nigerian Refineries? Of course , it's possible.That's what you should be concerned about. And not whether Paul has a job or not. That's is completely irrelevant, sir.
Baba go and sit down. Mr faruk amed will be in prison in any other country. We now know the generation thats stoping Nigeria from growing.
@olayinkaadeleye3134, sir, Paul cannot just drive to the Refinery which will just give him false data. An accredited independent expert should go there and watch the testing. Then present those empirical results to the public. That's the way you do it professionally. It has nothing to do with colonialism, sir.
Bro,
Same people who are ranting about Reuters "fake news" are the same ones celebrating when the same bearers of "fake news" award them Nobel Prize in African poetry which they know nothing about. Like someone wrote, this is a high stake global geopolitical game, and Reuters is there to defend their pitch just as the Nobel Prize poetry committee members. It is futile pillorying the vlogger for bringing the issue to the reading public and inviting comments. As for Dangote, I am not convinced that his aim is beyond amassing personal fortune or that he has the ideological wherewithal to carry the responsibility you guys seem to repose on him.
The only way this makes sense to me is if Dangote crude oil imports into the country is subsidized. If not how can you pay for the crude, transport to Nigeria and then sell it without losing money. Those buying from him could go to wherever he buys it and buy from there too.
@JulaJ-oc3rk
Bro,
Those commenting on this matter have clearly demonstrated what is wrong with Nigeria as presently constituted and run. They are all after the vlogger apparently for sharing Reuters article, offering his personal opinion and inviting comments. Pray, what can be more democratic and patriotic than that? Meanwhile, nobody is talking about the core issues- the true quality of Dangote's products and his demand for the Nigerian state to ban other suppliers in order to give him monopoly over fuel supply in the country. In fact all serious states have policies to prevent the existence of monopolies even when created by market forces and those policies are rigorously enforced for a reason. But in Nigeria, we are all supposed to clap together and proclaim Mr. Dangote as the best thing since the invention of sliced bread or be deemed "unpatriotic". What a farce of a country.
With your promotion of reuters fake news,you have demarketed your book😂
Support your fellow African please
Keep shut man
Dee, you are loosing taste, talk objectively and about things you have knowledge of.
@gideon-dc7xq3bs4g Reuters got their information from inside the Refinery. Dangote should invite Independent International Refiners to run product samples from the Crude Distillation Unit and present the results. This is empirical evidence which should settle the matter. It has nothing to with Paul's motive, sir.