Dangote's Refinery Feud with Nigerian Government: Uncovering the Truth

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
  • In this episode of "Report Desk Africa," Bernard Akede and Adesewa Odusoga discuss the escalating tensions between Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, and the Nigerian government. With allegations of monopoly and product quality issues, we bring you exclusive insights and discussions featuring broadcast media journalist Jimi Aina. Discover the intricate dynamics of the oil sector and the impact of these disputes on Nigeria's energy security. Plus, get an in-depth look at the planned mass protests in Nigeria with guests Kingsley Bassey and News Central's Igbalaniyi Omoniyi. Join us as we unravel these pressing issues. Watch now!
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Комментарии • 38

  • @SamuelTitinho
    @SamuelTitinho 2 месяца назад +3

    I am watching from Cameroon 🇨🇲.
    Thanks for the News and I plead with Nigerian people to stand with Dangote whether he’s a MONOPOLY or not. The Nigerian government has three (03) Petroleum refineries which have been abandoned for decades. Which monopoly are some Nigerian talking about? Monopoly with who? Monopoly with importers? Lol 😂
    Do importers want to stop Dangote because they’re afraid to lose their importation business? It’s bad to think towards that direction.
    We should learn to promote our own. Dangote is the best. Protect him, protect his investment, encourage him. Importers enrich themselves and families with just little or nothing to offer as employment opportunities to the Nigerian people.
    The Nigerian government should lean on Dangote and learn more on how to revive its dead refineries. No one is more of being a human being.
    I love you Mr Dangote!

  • @akwasiboat
    @akwasiboat 2 месяца назад +5

    *A working Nigeria will bring prosperity in the West Africa region. All Nigerians must strongly support Dangote and protest against any opposition. Sending support from Ghana🇬🇭.*

  • @georgeogbonna8821
    @georgeogbonna8821 2 месяца назад +10

    This Adesewa Odusoga journalist lady is a star of the future shes very good at what she does kudos

  • @joemensah9557
    @joemensah9557 2 месяца назад +20

    AS A GHANAIAN IM ABSOLUTELY ANGRY WITH NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT EVEN DEBATING ABOUT THE VIABILITY OF THIS PROJECT. YOU HAVE CORRUPTED GOVT OFFICE COLLUDING WITH CORRUPT FOREIGNERS. THERE SHOULD BE BE A REVOLUTION WHEN OUR GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTES TO THE POVERTY

  • @WhoAmI-zd6li
    @WhoAmI-zd6li 2 месяца назад +5

    What the hell going on in Nigeria? Do you see this dysfunctionality in Saudi Arabia refinery development? Couldn't the Nigerian government have such discussion privately with Dangote rather than to make this a public spectacle? Africa Unite!! Such a disgraceful spectacle!!

  • @Jeannelysa
    @Jeannelysa 2 месяца назад +9

    Nigeria wake UP no silence again😢😢

  • @xiigroup
    @xiigroup 2 месяца назад +1

    from south africa i stand with dangote

  • @austinmozienollytv2300
    @austinmozienollytv2300 2 месяца назад +7

    From the information we get that Tinubu family own the refinery in Malta where they blend petroleum products, now you know who is after dangote refinery. They will use government power to destroy dangote refinery if care is not taken.

  • @orionstretch
    @orionstretch 2 месяца назад +10

    Nigeria continues to disappoint, how do you stifle your own progress as a nation. What an absurdity and sickness some African leaders have making Africa remain poor. Nigerians should wake up. Enough of all these bs.

    • @evaristus4821
      @evaristus4821 2 месяца назад

      It's not just the leadership, it's also the followership.
      Nigerian people are not good people, with a few exceptions.
      We worship money, we stab each other in the back, we believe in superstitions, we are unpatriotic, we are very dirty and don't care about our environment.
      We are corrupt people, and have no regard for the rule of law.

  • @Jeannelysa
    @Jeannelysa 2 месяца назад +7

    He finish the Amazing project then the own people Nigerian want to ruined him,if it's foreigner company never they will fight him.why God no African stand for him.Always African import outside ,Africa give money to Total and Europe,Arabic 😢😢😢😢😢😢

  • @wallstreet497
    @wallstreet497 2 месяца назад +1

    Right now Nigeria is no longer the #1 economy in Africa . If Nigeria want to stay the tail in Africa then close the Dangote refinery but if Nigeria want to be the head remove all hurdles that stop progress achieved through the Dangote refinery .

  • @ade008
    @ade008 2 месяца назад +4

    PPM (Parts Per Million) is a unit of measurement, just like inches, metres, seconds or kilograms.

  • @billcosoritse6798
    @billcosoritse6798 2 месяца назад

    God bless and guide the president of Nigeria

  • @judesunday146
    @judesunday146 2 месяца назад +1

    Nigeria Government is saying rubbish they wore him the crown its late to take the crown off...suffering and smiling

  • @veronicadave1450
    @veronicadave1450 2 месяца назад

    They close down the newly renovated and upgraded refinery in TNT. in the caribbean.

  • @omotayoomoge1391
    @omotayoomoge1391 2 месяца назад +1

    No wonder cancer is rampant in Nigeria

  • @ikegoduzor5362
    @ikegoduzor5362 2 месяца назад +1

    Check your news we've just had ours from Bangladesh

  • @emmanueletu9953
    @emmanueletu9953 2 месяца назад

    Those opposing the dangote refinery's products are doing so out of jealousy and the fact that it'll stop their criminal activities in fuel importation.
    Should Nigeria remain a perpetual crime scene?
    Who are the main enemies of Nigeria in fuel importation?

  • @75echo
    @75echo 2 месяца назад +1

    Lets be honest, history does not lie.
    When Dangote took monopoly in tomato paste manufacturing, the price was hiked. When Dangote took over cement production in Nigeria, the price hiked, the same happened when he started producing suger. Now he will take over petroleum....what has the past thought you?

    • @veraaddoyobo8482
      @veraaddoyobo8482 2 месяца назад

      Doesn't the government have three refineries? Why don't they fix them and build more refineries because this is beyond embarrassment. The whole world is watching and thinking, why would I want to invest in this country?

  • @siyakamomoh5947
    @siyakamomoh5947 2 месяца назад +1

    Dangote is already missing Buhari's government. The
    then govt was eagerly waiting for the refiery to come
    on board to help the country in so many ways possible

  • @ekeneokere5898
    @ekeneokere5898 2 месяца назад +4

    How can you talk about the dangote refinery without mentioning once that the import from Malta went from 0 to over 2bn in tinubu first year in office? Or that his family is impoverishing the Nigerian people using their plant in malta? It is time for the media to stop covering for the Timubu government and start asking questions and demanding better governance.

    • @WorlTramp
      @WorlTramp 2 месяца назад +3

      Correct, just join the dots.
      This is fuel imports to Nigeria from Malta over the past 10 years:
      $59.98m in 2014
      $117.01m in 2015
      $13.32m in 2016
      From 2017 to 2022, there was no fuel importation into Nigeria from Malta.
      $2.8bn in 2023, jumping by a 342 per cent increase from $47.5m in 2013.
      WHY ???

  • @ericbenzon
    @ericbenzon 2 месяца назад

    Same country and leaders....to tell you that ordinary citizens do not have a place in their own country