Obstacles of the Dangote Refinery with David Hundeyin | Daily Politics

Investigative journalist, David Hundeyin joins Daily Politics to discuss on the Nigerian Oil Sector with Trust Tv's Abdullahi Ahmed.
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[@mdodo2380]

I'm proud of our generation, we will change the narrative in Africa.

[@jevonwilliams4579]

Nigeria is a corrupt country,it will always be the same

[@ejimjoshua8654]

David you are the best 🙌

[@emekaeto7846]

David is a master teacher, an awakener. Deep in insight and intellect. So proud to share the same nationality with this young man. We must all wake up and fight this battle of survival against the external and domestic enemies of our people. It's an existential fight.

[@el-rufaithebanditslover2313]

As you said the battle is an existential fight but the greatest problem of a black man is a black man himself. Ask yourself how many people in Nigeria are as awakened and selfless as David Hundeyin.

[@mdodo2380]

I'm proud of our generation, we will change the narrative in Africa

[@emekaeto7846]

@@el-rufaithebanditslover2313 Those who are awake should start doing something, don't wait until everybody wakes up. It's always the few who are conscious who change the narrative and save the majority.

[@el-rufaithebanditslover2313]

@@emekaeto7846 I guess you are correct but mind you, the task is enormous. The big octopus wants the narrative of Africa to be that of poverty and disease.

[@emekaeto7846]

@el-rufaithebanditslover2313 Our problem is that we are first defeated in our head, in our imaginations of how big the task is and how impossible it is to change things. That's the conditioning that we got right from childhood, programmed to a false consciousness which weakens our resolve. But in truth, we are stronger than the few who mess things up for us. We must raise the awakening of souls and connect with the kindred spirit across the dividing lines. We are one people, one race, and we can come together to make living easier for all of us and those coming behind us.

[@andrewaniche7751]

I want to especially thank the interviewer for doing a great job. Amazing interview

[@johnsonpioneer]

Yea, I like that he allowed David express himself. Kudos to him.

[@markm1720]

David is a credit to his generation.

[@ekeneokere5898]

David is great.

[@DefenderOfLogic]

The title of this video should be, "British NGO Tries To Sabotage Dangote Refinery."

[@kingparowii2685]

I swear down bro

[@mohdamimothman4234]

From Malaysia. You have dangote as your fighter for africa economic development.

[@bellooladele8382]

Thank you for your contribution. I am pissed when Nigerians talk bad of dangote citing the cost of his product. The battle the man is fighting should be appreciated. He cannot eat the money is making and he keeps investing in Nigeria, creating values on our raw materials which would rather be exported and creating employment. I ask anybody that complain about the price of his cement if the cement will be cheaper if imported. I started supporting him when my friend got a job in one of his cement factory without connecting.

[@sanidanladi8949]

They want to finish Africa.

[@homebizproms]

Thanks for explaining this devils scenario. The first step to change is awareness.

[@AfricasOpinionFestar]

The British government will never let Africa thrive.

[@TobaAGBOOLA-ip1bv]

God bless David Hundeyin

[@pamsam2284]

THANK YOU FOR BREAKING IT DOWN FOR ALL TO UNDERSTAND. IF DANGOTE REFINERY IS DESTROYED, NIGERIA IS DESTROYED.

[@michaelbassey1907]

This is appalling. Dangote Refinery must be a success

[@faithbiyapo9297]

Thank you, David. Very insightful! I still feel Dangote shouldn’t be given advantages that are not readily available to every other Nigerian business person or industrialist. There should be an equal playground for everyone in that regard. But that’s the role of the Nigerian government to figure out. Kudos to Alhaji Dangote for taking such a huge bet on Nigeria. 👍🏾

[@luckyinetianbor6368]

If it's the US they would av declared it a "national security" issue since

[@SuzanZimpel]

KING DAVID please keep it up

[@lizm2220]

WELL SAID

[@livencali1]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 wake up!!!!!!!

[@isaacstrongtower-ws9qm]

HOW I WISH ALL AFRICAN COUNTRIES USE THESE REVELATIONS ABOUT DANGOTE REFINERY TO CHANGE THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE WESTERN WORLD.

[@listenup2882]

Mumu Tinubu must go!

[@WilliamIzedomiOhirein]

Dangote and BUA Refinaries need to go into crude oil production to increase Nigeria crude production to 3mbpd within the next 2years. Crude oil supply will remain their biggest challenge within the next 2 years unless Nigeria crude production is doubled from the current 1.54mbpd.

[@folasadeafilaka6886]

How is this related to finding a solution to the issue of energy security or whatever DIL is going through? SAD. The night has come.