Oil industry cartels want to kick Dangote out, experts warn | Daily Politics

[@mohamedsougue35]

If you really have youths in Nigeria this is the time to stand for Dangote and kick out the government

[@fataimustapha3978]

Where were the youths when Buhari was in power? You better hold your Governor. As for Dangote, he is part of the ruling class

[@badrobotNG]

Stand for dangote..? That's the stupidest thing...Dangote has done the exact same thing to other business entities. He can kick rocks.😊

[@kenkeliba2639]

Nigerian Youth ain't sh#tt they are too distracted with dancing , at least Dangote has set a high standard by creating big companies legally . If you Don't support Dangote , you don't have Africa interest in mind period

[@rossa809]

@@badrobotNGtraitor

[@eniolaobisesan7785]

I am about to write on this, in fact the planned protest should be based on this

[@salaminasirabolajisalami8190]

Shameless leaders only to go and enjoy life in Dubai , Imagine someone spent that huge money to assist the country

[@tlwiid2613]

I have been following this story on other stations but it's from this station and these two speakers that I got a better idea. Thank you.

[@iuniversol]

Same. All the way from Florida

[@EvilcrusherOsas]

Do we have a govt in Nigeria? NO. What we have is a govt of the criminals, by the criminals and for the criminals.

[@tsohobiah]

Where is the lie. We are in trouble.

[@voicecommunities4810]

Absolutely CORRECT! Not just Criminals, also Oppressors and Dictators!!

[@tescobar2001]

@@EvilcrusherOsas Yes we have a govt that is working and who wanted to served Nigerians especially the poor masses. The way our system is structured, the governors and the local chairmen must compliment Tinubu's job or else it would just be like a drop in the oceans. All of this oil games have been going on for long & Tinubu have to be very careful because those involved can bring our economy to comatose.

[@acropolis6816]

The refinery was built with Nigerian money, so what buy out money is Dangote talking about?

[@margaretadekunle4017]

Wow I love ❤️ this

[@segunshobayo490]

This is the best well articulated news conference ever presented on Nigerian news media!! Well done!!👍🏾

[@jacksonjoseph8563]

This is one the most incredible and magnificent interview with much facts spoken.

[@Naijamann]

I agree 100%.. wish more people listen to know the underground issues of what is happenening... Its nit about Nigerians.. its about selfish interests.

[@Nurse_Mike]

There are powers beyond the Nigerian government pulling forces. The people should fight for one good thing for Nigeria. Don’t sell him out. I repeat, do not sell him out.

[@sylviasworld9397]

I'm sure The same people who sent Tinubu to start a war with Niger Republic are behind this. Any African nation (especially Nigeria) can only be allowed to service western needs, not our own. They will only allow us to have 2 postures before them. On our knees or bent over.

[@Moviespro14]

Nigerians must raise and support Dangote against this government of criminals.

[@omed4873]

Which Nigerian tribalism people still saying is good for dangote bcuz of buhari govt.

[@gbenupoezekiel6994]

Not taking sides but how many times have the said Dangote helped the Nigerians? Why is he acting like a victim in the problems he and his elite colleagues created

[@penarahim8285]

I am so happy and grateful vast majority of our people support Dangote. This man literarily laid down all his resources because he loves his nation only for these greedy cabals Farouk and Kyari de-market him.

[@ESOBENNAJI-q5k]

If we as a country cannot control what we have, where then is our independence

[@zackballo7630]

Dangote is someone that’s very gifted of the knowledge of business. I think God is on his side.

[@josephombewa9828]

In Kenya we call such people, economic saboteurs

[@timiprewilliams9938]

Glad I watched this analysts talk... very glad

[@DiaryOfProphecies-ff3sy]

If you are not in control of your oil,you are not in control of your country.

[@angeloalexander7433]

Sad

[@NobleOne9999]

This oil 🛢 refinery is opening eyes to the true character of Nigerian government against business investment in their own states how can you choose to import oil when you can make oil cheaper for your people.

[@ikechukwuonyedikam8896]

The analyst from NLNG is very objective

[@arughaogisi2249]

Dangote should not bend to the so called regulators. Regulation should set standard that will cause the industry to grow. In this case the regulator does not know his onion. Mr President tell him to turn in his resignation.

[@ibrahimsuleiman8473]

What choice does he have,do you think the fire at his refinery few months back was an accident. The government is working with the gangs,the safe thing for him to do is to move to other countries.

[@GabrielDavid-ru7je]

Please Dangote don't try it .

[@olugbengabiobaku3402]

This man talking about Dangote involving IOCs and other interested parties is not serious. How do you invite people who don't want your project to succeed to be part of it? Or am I the only one hearing him correctly?

[@Saraman-op1vd]

His suggestion is ridiculous! For him it should be businesses as usual.

[@mdodo2380]

What he's saying is that Dangote could have made it a win-win for himself and the cabal since at the end of the day everyone wants to make a profit. That's the politics he's talking about.

[@emmanuelaliji3497]

​@@mdodo2380Absolutely, also he should have started on a smaller scale.

[@11bornrich]

@@mdodo2380 What he's saying is "we should do things how they've always been done". Nigeria is independent but still have a colonial mindset. People like that guy is the exact problem with Nigeria, leaders and people in positions of power ready to sell out their country

[@Naijamann]

Love this interview.. these are people who know the intricacies of this business..

[@songodrumming1]

If you've Nigerians and Africans interest in mind, you would do everything necessary to support the Dangote's rafinery project. As african, I'm ashamed to hear my fellow Africans singing the narratives of neocolonialistes. Nigerian government must take this matter seriously and protect their own. Oil & gas is an important sector to be left entirely in the hands of the western mafias. Dangote must be protected by all means. He's our own. Stop none sense.

[@joseph.a.5166]

Nothing govt touches work. I picked that line. Only in Nigeria.

[@abdihassan6783]

Nigerian should be proud of dogote and protect him at all costs

[@mphomuthubi7453]

I am angered by these cartels who continue to push Africa out of progress. Why didn't they stop him when he put the first brick? I am from south africa and am disappointed by this kind of politics that is designed to drain us Africans off our products!

[@amitlegare7]

Very good discussion...I hope Dangote does not give up...if you look at Jeff Bezos and what he went through to start and grow Amazon....sometimes you have to go against the grain...that is what he is trying to do. He is trying to help his country develop and provide jobs because he sees the potential for Nigeria. I am from a island in the Caribbean and we used to operate one of the largest oil refineries in the region. If we can do it, what is stopping Africa from doing it.

[@faisalmuhammad9085]

What an Educating Conversation

[@WilliamIzedomiOhirein]

No one should expect Tinubu to start stepping on toes within 1year in government. I trust that Tinubu will give Nigeria a better deal before leaving office. Dangote problems with the NNPCL will be resolved this year. I hope he goes into crude oil production and petroleum products retailing within this year. There is nothing like Dangote monopoly with the old 450,000bpd Refineries and 500,000bpd more soon to start production.

[@augustineiya-nya2899]

Dangote has expressed interest in selling the refinery to NNPCL. However, there are concerns that NNPCL might not maintain the refinery properly if the sale goes through. Some believe it would be better for Dangote to compete with Nigeria's Government Oil Refineries on an equal footing. This would require all the refineries to meet the necessary standards before engaging in competition. Considering the timelines and practicalities involved in bringing all the refineries up to par is important.

[@multivision3646]

The second speaker speaks like a person who will never bring Africa forward.

[@shuaibabubakarahmad2922]

Very excellent and intelligent discussion. Thank you.

[@peterowobu1667]

Nigerians go and protests for dangote rifiannary

[@ferdinandikeghagu8752]

The same Nigerians that buy his cement for #10,000 a bag😅

[@aminayusuf5315]

Allah the All Mighty is with you Alh.Alhaji Aliko dangote,more grace to your elbow sir.

[@drewtheking287]

Alico luvs 9ja yet , Government can't encourage him ? This is so bad 😢😢

[@DrFatmaKhanPanAfrikan]

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[@orilonishe567]

Good discussion " real in-depth & eye opener"👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@emmanuelirie5457]

What a pity for this blind government

[@ronaldantoine1828]

THEY ARE NOT BLIND THEY ARE BEING PAID BY OUTSIDE INFLUENCES TO SABOTAGE DANGOTE'S INVESTMENT IN NIGERIA

[@christiansamuel3601]

Are we an independent Nation? Are we a Country? I pity the Niger Delta region where the crude come from.

[@plvtoiii1227]

Those guys have been maltreated for their own oil. They are the owners of the wealth yet the elites have abused them. Now the elites are violating all of us too. Omoh

[@transcend9477]

At first glance, I was apprehensive to listen to you three. I am proud to see that we have wise forward thinking and knowledgeable Nigerian as you all. I love that you are speaking the truth.

[@Userss-c5u]

Good conversation but the speakers should be given time to clear their points Mr moderator. Well done. Hopefully Nigeria will have serious government one day.

[@fredamisi]

Very sad , corruption in Africa will always pull us down

[@goldenmixprostudio4777]

Please, Nigerians, let us stand with Dangote in this fight like we did for AirPeace Onyema. We must take our destiny by ourselves.

[@boopfun]

Dangote loves Nigeria and it's sad selfish interests are doing their usual. Nigerian youth must rise and resist every effort to frustrate Dangote.

[@silverstienedaria2023]

I wish this refinery was in kenya ❤❤❤❤

[@kobinakawodze3512]

Hope he did thorough investigation before investing but his own people will sabotage his oil factory

[@tijanihassan4082]

Very good analysis

[@leslieo1574]

Dangote is not a novice in businesses. That man must have done all his findings and those idiots must have promised him their cooperation, but lied. Just imagine after agreeing to 20% and latter reduce it to about 7%.

[@adamnazifi]

True. But he must not have known how vicious the oil cartels truly are

[@ibraplanetlife07]

They don't want African's countries and citizens to own their mineral resources if full independent is not achieve . NNPC oil company belong to British and American . Nigerian's politicians and some political analyst should stop pretending .

[@husseinshuaibu3560]

😏

[@emmanuelaliji3497]

Absolutely. This across Africa.

[@11bornrich]

Because they've seen how powerful the arabs have become they don't want Africans to become the same powerhouse, Africa is the last stronghold that they have, if they lose Africa they're finished

[@ajgraves8016]

​@@11bornrich BINGO!! The west sees the global order changing very fast and will fight it even if it means war.

[@kayrams1792]

This truly demarketing Nigeria. Jelousy of incompetent politicians is destroying the black entrepreneurs. Dangote is a hero because he walk the walk. He talk results and tangibi.

[@Engr.JohnsonOyibojabo]

It's high time , all the licenses issued to the local cabals which have been unable to build a refinery up to date should be withdrawn with immediate effect , if this government is serious and honest.

[@petersilas4234]

Economic war is tough, but Africa has to be liberated. Tanzanian Magufuli had to give his life for that but changed the country economy forever. Nigeria is very important for Africa so it has to stand up to defend African economy. Our forefathers fought for independence, we should stand up for economic liberation, no sanctions for those who genuinely fight for economic liberation. We also need investment in iron and steel industries. The government should put up the additional investment and come up with partnership agreement with such investors. It's a shame for the govt to stay aside in such issues.

[@harrisoniyere1966]

And they are threatening people not to come out to protest, listen to them at your own peril.

[@HannahMwaura-g1i]

am from kenya but NIgerians have to stop this and stand with their own Dangote...just watched a documentary about niger delta ...like you guys are soo rich but leadership is the big problem....Africa is our home....Time to clean the house

[@a.m.4289]

Shameful on Nigerian government.

[@multivision3646]

Hes talking about pipelines not being close enough to dangote when Nigeria ships out the oil to be refined and ships in oil to use.

[@aderonmuolusegun7206]

Which way Nigeria? How long shall we be enslaved by the slave master (d Cabbas)? This discussion is an eye opener. Kudus to the panelists.

[@ATINUKE67]

"nothing the government touches work".... Deep

[@akanimoeshiet5511]

NNPC is our biggest problem in Nigeria

[@Teacha1971]

The US want to still have its grip on Nigeria oil , both extracting and refining then sell it back to Migeria at a profit

[@incbluesail3080]

That's why Traole talk about old government politicians, they think all things must be turned into politics.

[@11bornrich]

People like hiim (the guy on the left) is everything wrong with Nigerian leaders mindset. He has a colonial mindset.

[@ReyMaccOfficial]

Was in Abuja last week and this is really messed up.

[@luqmanbabalola7978]

Am watching with tears

[@ThulareMonama-do8gm]

Nigeria is very fortunate to have someone like Mr Dangote,indeed,and wise patriotic experts like Mr Yabagi Sani,really the move taken by Dangote would obviously be subjected to devilish criticism due to its revolutionary economic and political impact in Nigeria,it exposes the political,social and economic-ills that the people of Nigeria are faced with. The youths of Nigeria have to support the honourable Dangote in his endevours to strengthen,empower and free Nigeria from Neo-colonialism/imperialism,by simply taking to the street any immaterial argument and/or any unjustifiable deterrent concern by either the government or its independent regulatory bodies of oil industry in Nigeria,because Dangote is literally not driven by some ambition of self-enrichment,but by the spirit of patriotism and Pan-Africanism,he is actually trying to rescue them from being dehumanised by their puppet government.😊

[@aroldkoukoui7692]

That's too much hassle..please may Dangote approach the new leaders in Niger and build up his refinery and make money in peace.

[@adamsow5049]

This is terrible I swear. Nigeria!

[@hamzagoringo8828]

Smooth and clean conversation I love it ❤

[@11bornrich]

The guy on the left is EVERYTHING wrong with Nigeria. Leaders with this same old mindset hold the country back. Despite Nigeria's independence, they still act as if they're under colonial rule, always looking to please foreign powers even if it means selling out the country. They thought the refinery project would fail, but now that it’s succeeded, the Nigerian government and their western allies don't want to see it flourish. If it succeeds, it could pave the way for Africa to become a powerhouse, similar to the Saudis, Qataris, etc. Look at how powerful they’ve become. If this refinery works, you'll see African nations becoming powerful and self-sufficient, leaving the West with no strongholds. Russia doesn't need them, China/Asia doesn't need them, the Middle East is strong enough without them, and if Africa doesn’t need them, what will the West have? Nothing. The West has NOTHING of their own; they thrive on controlling other countries' resources. Every African, not just Nigerians, should support this refinery project.

[@osasosasco2615]

Not having any international company was the greatest good Dangote did i dont agree with that man saying he should have brought them in this people have messed nigeria oil up why would dangote bring them at all IOC is fraud they have never been interested in nigeria 🇳🇬 that contract shoumd be canceled when expires

[@husseinshuaibu3560]

If Crude oil is being exported overseas what makes it difficult to 'export' it to Lagos? African problems are from within.

[@mamadytraore5797]

We love making thing difficult for our own, and make it easy for foreigners.

[@11bornrich]

They'll use the lack of "infrastructure" as an excuse but if there's any lack of infrastructure it's because politicians have been stealing money infrastructure projects for decades.

[@ajgraves8016]

Yeah the delta isn't that far from Lagos

[@husseinshuaibu3560]

@JimStanfield-zo2pz Very possible. Nigeria, especially the Govt need to wake up and build the Country. No reason for the citizens to live in poverty when there are various abundant natural resources.

[@graybeard9942]

We see the mindset of the greedy African who's ancestors sold their brothers into slavery. Their descendant are still doing it doing it to their own.

[@truthseeker94-w]

Mr Moderator, this is NOT a beer parlor!! Stop interrupting the speakers. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL!!!

[@tajudeenabubakaraneru5427]

Good people of Nigeria should falsefully take their destiny from these criminals, stop allowing them to blackmail us about what might happen if the country is in chaos.

[@sylviasworld9397]

Forcefully not false fully

[@dakutrichardbulus6411]

They tell us a plenary committee have been set but we will hence not hear the outcome

[@penarahim8285]

This would be the biggest fight of Dangote's life time. Shame.

[@heroessport5804]

Very good analysis from this great people

[@KellyCamargo-o9t]

The same branch of government that praised dangote refinery as best oil refinery in the world. Now telling Nigeria 🇳🇬, that the refinery is substandard and unproductive, this's man inhumanity to man regards these enemies of economic independence in our country forgotten this's the first of it's kind in Africa 🌍. And don't forget on the inauguration day all and sundry both present and the past governments were there for a photo show. Which way naija? Mr president bola tinubu, pls take actions to redeem the image of the country both home and abroad, I rest my case

[@SCh9912]

Tinubu should put his foot down, as c-in-c😳

[@kadimosenye8830]

Balance discussion

[@peekzsdee3058]

Business is war, I wish that Nigerians find a solution soon. From RSA

[@adewaleoladayo9359]

I laugh at Nigeria, Tinubu’s nephew, Wale Tinubu is one of the mafia’s trying to frustrate Dangote.

[@orilonishe567]

This present Nigeria 🇳🇬 can't survive, we need a new regional governance Nigeria ❤

[@CorneliusFrazier-g5z]

Let him talk without INTERRUPTIONS 😢

[@gundatv1]

I'm so happy to see that everyone in the country was in support of Dangote. Unless the so-called regulators ❤

[@dialloaboubacar849]

I feel sorry for M. Dangote. Even his hair turned white.

[@aditanko4617]

Very laughable to think you can push a $20 Billion refinery owner out of the game. mtcheeew!! Instead he's playing them at their own game and he's already wining.

[@11bornrich]

Trying to push him out won't work because it's not only Alikos money, he has big banks and powerful people involved

[@aminubadamasihnfr1591]

Nice conversation

[@JohnArioga]

Well work

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

Welcome to nigeria

[@ClertusIjeomah]

Dangote should be commended.

[@tonyben3028]

I thought you said you would not call names, why are you mentioning Emeka Offor and leaving the other partners in crime?

[@mousbilone]

It hurts to see Africa fight against its own children. Why does Aftica always hurts its babies?

[@libafarming9813]

we are stupid in Africa even sad.

[@enasatas4171]

Dangote doesn't need pipe lines to get crude to his plants, all the crude they export abroad do they pipe the crude to Europe and America?

[@okaforifeoma6692]

Call of the names not only emeka offor.call them out so that Nigerians will know the cabal

[@acomab2k671]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬Free Nigeria From bad government.

[@nananimako5858]

Africa Africa Africa Nigeria 🇳🇬 Eeeiii hmmmm toooooo much devils 😈 😊

[@auwalubello8880]

is a big shame for Nigeria that we don't have basic water and electricity security, which is another issue, I wish all the northern States, to fight for Dangote this is our fight against corrupt leaders in Nigeria

[@Paul-lg4gg]

It is for all Nigerians to fight for Dangote.

[@moseswhite2634]

The Nigerian government needs to back and protect Dangote on this project. We are talking about a Nigerian made, a West African made, and a product of Africa.

[@PresterOgwai]

They all know what is happening, that is their ATM

[@ade008]

Cynical Gadu would be happy for Dangote to give his refinery foreign IOCs, just to keep them happy. This is mental slavery.

[@davidmalonti7464]

Truth be told NO country depends on a single source of petroleum products. When Dangote frustrated the licensing process for modular refinery LTE; government was on his side but now he can’t take what he dishes.

[@paulmichael7387]

Mark my words Nigeria... Dangote is the next president of Nigeria in 2027

[@BuggyChimatoo]

Wake up from dream

[@christophernanakofiguggisb2572]

What are you smoking?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@paulmichael7387]

Refinery can locate any where,, they will bring the crude to the place where it's can be refine