Dangote Refinery and Regulatory Bodies' Disagreement, a Business Survival War - Yusuf

[@JoelIbrahim1]

We are coming soon for protest on behalf of dangote... Nigeria most work....

[@gastonawonofouda6427]

We protest soon is possible

[@kudirataduke]

If the Dangote refinery were to be a federal government project, what we would be hearing is that, it costs twenty trillion dollars not, billion😅

[@solomonakinjo2183]

" If Nigeria can happen to Dangote, who are you ! "

[@atibaadewale8341]

I'm telling you

[@olanola2988]

Dangote don enter one chance, "Nigerian Government" if you do'nt pay bribe nothing works.

[@CrlElt]

We will join Dangote in this war against NNPC, this fight is a fight for the survival of Nigeria citizens

[@donphilipayo3920]

That's right

[@imotumbokanaka4157]

The Port Harcourt Refinery, Nigeria's first oil refinery, was initially built by the Shell-BP Petroleum Development Company, making it a private venture at the time of its establishment in 1965. However, the Nigerian government gradually increased its stake in the refinery through various participatory agreements.

[@lindamadu4335]

"Do not die in their war," Dele Farotimi

[@emmanuelaliji3497]

Great interview, I like the guest.

[@sunnyike1]

That's a goose chase. Nothing will come out of it. It's a shame.

[@ayoolanrewaju5222]

The guest is an expert who appears versed in the subject he was invited to talk about but it appears he was not saying what the interviewers expected him to say that is confirm their own opinions and prejudices

[@Aes00289]

If bribe is not paid here nothing work. But the refinery must work las las whether bribe or not...

[@michaelchiagorom9965]

This contributor does not bring robustness to the conversation. Do not invite him again.

[@PatedyPrintedge.]

Please remove this man and get another person more knowledgeable and sincere

[@naijafricamedia3920]

This man is yaning dust

[@kenechukwuezeani7762]

The man is diverting the questions, he is not being direct...

[@hikidunm1582]

He's an expert bumbler, nothing else.

[@AyokunleFayanjuola-gt8hg]

Super biased interviewers. Let your guest educate us, not that you lure your guests to your own pre-determined conclusion. I am from the upstream sector and I know the standard of operations and business is world class.

[@michaelsenior5048]

One of the savior of the naira has been slain by the government of Nigeria??

[@peterenderson3064]

How can importation of petroleum product (white products)be an energy security option for Nigeria?

[@franciscomorais7055]

eu penso que o governo Nigeriano ,deve apoiar que a refinaria funcione porque Dangote teve coragem investir para o bem da Nigéria, e deve ser protegido em primeiro lugar,quantos empregos ele oferecer para o país, quanto dinheiro pode poupar para o país com o funcionamento da refinaria? O governo Nigeriano se quer...

[@AdekunleMichael-si4kp]

I think a judicial panel of inquiry with time limited period will do a better job of investigating all these allegations. The CBN inquiry is a pointer in case to follow.

[@skyman9823]

Excuses, excuses, excuses.

[@imotumbokanaka4157]

dangote is business bros, his interest is investors and shareholders not nigerians, arise please bring people that knows or are u selling airtime now?

[@CrlElt]

@@imotumbokanaka4157 then what are the interest of your failed refinery that's not working, the one they spend trillions of naira to maintain every year, is that the interest of nigeria, make una dy reason well b4 una dy vomit rubbish

[@manuelinwang464]

Rufai no scatter this man head now 😅😅

[@siriusman6169]

This is the Survival of Nigeria not Dangote ,if this useless Bureaucrat are allowed to have their way, the Dangote Refinary will be the fifth Moribund refinary in Nigeria.

[@larryenobakhare9040]

Unserious people

[@toc1124]

Headline: Olodo Gets Interviewed.

[@donphilipayo3920]

The man obviously knows nothing

[@NathanielAnumba-p9c]

This man does not know what is saying. Remove him, nothing to learn from him.

[@ChigboAnthony]

Arise tele pls stop inviting them them on issues like this.

[@atibaadewale8341]

Let them include you now, mumu

[@kingkongrilla]

Una go bring good guest then later bring useless people. Abegi usual Arise L

[@theophilusimarhiagbe1154]

This one is talking nonsense. The announcement that was made was made at the presidential villa and in collaboration with the NNPC boss!

[@Javillchoirboy]

This man that was talking rubbish in the morning?

[@ademolaaofolajuwonlo1044z]

Rufai, "I too know" dey worry you these days o. Please REDUCE YOUR INTERUPTION of the guest you interview, it is becoming too much.

[@orilonishe567]

Sorry!!! This speaker has no idea of what he's discussing. Why not the 445,000000 barrel allocated to our non-functioning 4 refinery, be given to our local dangote refinery. They have personal interest & gain over Nigeria interest. Shame to Nigeria 🇳🇬 govt for not slamming down on this cabals.

[@fatuhtv]

The analyst is useless. This is a fight for the survival of Nigeria as an investment destination. Nigerians have every right to get involve in the fight and right the wrongs NNPCL has been doing to Nigerians.

[@MusaMunzali85]

Rufai let your guest speak. Keep ur opinion to your self once u already have a guest you're interviewing. He's d focus and not you.

[@JoelIbrahim1]

This man is just saying rubbish, dont invite him again