Those Benefiting From the Old Petrol Order Are Possibly Not Happy About Dangote Refinery -Raimi

With the Dangote refinery, there will be availability, and if they continue to produce for the next couple of years, it will encourage other refineries to come on board.
Dr. Taofiq Raimi, Business and Economic Analyst
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[@sundaydagunduro912]

This Mr Raimi is well grounded and full of wisdom and knowledge. Rufai and his friend should listen to him

[@apostlekofipaul3258]

Mr Raimi you have spoken objectively well. Thank you 🙏

[@ativiejonathan3705]

It's obvious the few people aren't happy, Action speaks louder than words.

[@AmosAbdullahiAdejo]

There is Nothing EXCELLENT AND NOBLE about Mr BAT who consistently has made life difficult, miserable for the downtrodden. The entire Game between NNPCL and Dangote is really very hilarious. How can the so-called NNPCL be buying refined products in Nigeria in USD and still sell it in Naira when the Government has directed NNPCL to sell crude in Naira to Dangote? Who is fooling who in this instance? Shame on the present Government in Nigeria.

[@apostlekofipaul3258]

Did you not hear that the Naira regime is starting in October? And must you insult the President to criticize his policies? I think the President should rather be celebrated for taking these steps in his first term in office. Why? Because these policies are politically suicidal and that explains why other govt regimes have been shying away from these kind of reforms. As at today PBAT is in danger of loosing in 2027 unless something drastic changes the trajectory ❤❤❤

[@voicecommunities4810]

​@apostlekofipaul3258 BAT should be celebrated? Did BAT win the 2023 general elections? BAT could not even win in his OWN ward, LG, State HQ! Nig general elections 2023: BAT snatched it, grabbed it and ran with it...And he's planning to do exactly the same or worse in 2027!

[@paulstephen100]

​​​@@apostlekofipaul3258 yes Nigerians are aware of the negative impact that such policies can have given the decades of rot & mismanagement in the system. However, the implementation has been reckless to say the least. To make it worse, the wanton gulping of billions & billions by the executive in collusion with National assembly (Unjustified Fat salaries, unnecessarily overbloated cabinet, Private Jets, Yacht, VP house, Luxury foreign SUV's, cost of excessive presidential entourage on foreign trips etc) in the face of historic inflation/hardship/hunger. In other words the cost of governance has not reflected any sense of responsibility and sensitivity to the reality of the state of our economy. Nigerians are not stupid. They are happy to make sacrifices & stand behind any Government as long as there is a sense that their government demonstrates fiscal responsibility & transparency. This idea that the current policies could not possibly have been handled more responsibly is what I can't fathom.

[@babatundeegbeyemi9168]

@@apostlekofipaul3258 my brother you said, other govt regimes shy away from hitting the nail on the head. some people are stack illitrate

[@user-cc5qb6gs7w]

With dangote refinery on board, fuel problem is gone whether the cable likes it or not!!! Congratulations to dangote and Nigerians!!! It's just a matter of time, the so-called importers doctoring papers and charging government for fake fuel import will come to an end

[@voicecommunities4810]

Charging government? The theft and corruption are being fuelled by those in govt.

[@bernardokey7590]

Exactly... only a matter of time

[@godwinopule9728]

Private sectors have performed better in Negeria. Govt failed in many sectors. Airline, communication. Electricity now they are also failling in petroleum sector.They should allow private hands to run these sectors and earn revenue from taxes. Our economy will be the best in the world.

[@sundaydagunduro912]

the quality of the fuel from dangote refinery is better and ordinarily more expensive than the imported fuel. its very simple. here in the UK within any location, prices vary from quality to the gas station

[@uchechiedo41986]

U need brain

[@osagieosarefe9685]

What are you praising Tinubu for? He has been the one agains the smooth take off of the rifinery.

[@voicecommunities4810]

In this country, we have some of the brightest brains and many of the dumbest 🙄

[@Daseeker4895]

Where is your proof?

[@juliusshogatube]

O evidence

[@darkev]

We all don’t like the present predicament in Nigeria but you have to understand that this man has tried Not everyone has the boldness to put reforms in place that will have effect in some years time The reason we are all complaining is due to the fact that it happened all of a sudden but the president don try

[@hamza_osteoblast]

This anchor is absolutely amazing. Anybody knows her name 😅

[@DavidAkpotaire]

Nice analysis n very real in explaining this issues we are having in the energy sector

[@philipuchechukwuokechukwu5813]

Nigeria should all so do innoson car and Nord car as course in university Level ❤

[@ABCD1234-user-x3v]

Also annual statement can provide public information about costs.

[@proaudionajia]

Oga abeg stop ass-kissing and focus on the issue at hand.

[@ObiOnyenna]

Why is it that since I was born in Nigeria, and I'm 61 years of age now, any president that come to rule the country must increase the fuel price, does it mean they can't afford to make any money except through fuel only?

[@salvationlivingston4871]

Yar adua did the opposite.

[@darkev]

I feel that’s only the source for now to get money to the government I feel over time once the farming and mining sector works I believe it will come from all around. But at 61 sir aren’t you happy that Nigeria has a working refinery now?

[@ABCD1234-user-x3v]

Does coke or even pure water baggers tell you their cost? Has NNpC told us their cost? Pricing information is very proprietary information.

[@thaddeusugboka53]

NNPCL being a profit making private company should not be involved in the pricing of the petroleum products in this context.

[@kingsleyochonogor9184]

Stop talking too much Dangote refinery is a private project. Tell the government to fix their government refineries

[@abdulbaisabdul9198]

Smart#

[@kevinvictor9053]

Please stop giving accolades to tinubu. He did not build the refinery, it's a private bix Did tinubu fix the government refineries!!!

[@elliotono2341]

Mr Expert, while you're congratulating Bola Tinubu. Don't forget to research his own potential personal/family gain. I'm most of you folks in Nigeria Tinubu's family connection with the petroleum industry. Absolutely rubbish.

[@babacargueye5343]

why this particular reporter is so negative? what has she achieved in her life to criticize someone who is solving a nation problem?

[@Kvieri889]

All these dumb analysts you people keep bringing to come and talk rubbish On air is shameful.....