From the NNPC disinvesting its shareholding (from 20% to 7.2%, saying the refinery "does not align with our strategic interest" ) to that funny statement by that Nasdac abi Nasprda fellow, all is not well between FG and Dangote. This is a project that is clearly and badly needed by this country. We need it to work!

So what's the FG's angle? You have any idea?

You’re even confused..

You didn’t know FG stand yet you’re making baseless accusations.

Dangote knows those he’s having issues with. Leave them to drag ham. The top is not for a dull man. Whoever wins wins: either ways, whoever wins won’t benefit an average Nigerian in any way..

GeneralPula:
You’re even confused..

You didn’t know FG stand yet you’re making baseless accusations.

Dangote knows those he’s having issues with. Leave them to drag ham. The top is not for a dull man. Whoever wins wins: either ways, whoever wins won’t benefit an average Nigerian in any way..

What is FG's stance, boss? I've listened to NNPC and Nasdac or Nasprda (which are as FG as you get). But I'm sure you know something I don't.

You sharp bro

GeneralPula:
You’re even confused..

You didn’t know FG stand yet you’re making baseless accusations.

Dangote knows those he’s having issues with. Leave them to drag ham. The top is not for a dull man. Whoever wins wins: either ways, whoever wins won’t benefit an average Nigerian in any way..

Toh

tunde1200:
You sharp bro

No, he's not sharp. How can the success or failure of a project like Dangote Refinery not impact "an average Nigerian"?

JuanDeDios:

No, he's not sharp. How can the success or failure of a project like Dangote Refinery not impact "an average Nigerian"?

You dull ipobidient.

JuanDeDios:

What is FG's stance, boss? I've listened to NNPC and Nasdac or Nasprda (which are as FG as you get). But I'm sure you know something I don't.

FG stance is the same with the same stance they’ve got for all other private investors - which is for them to elevate & enterprise well..

What you’re seeing is a battle dangote wouldn’t be surprise it evolved. If you want to start cement tomorrow, you’ll also meet dangote / cement cabals that would wanna ensure you don’t get it right..

Just be patient and be observing..

Mallam not dey power his monopoly don dey die big time

GeneralPula:

FG stance is the same with the same stance they’ve got for all other private investors - which is for them to elevate & enterprise well..

What you’re seeing is a battle dangote wouldn’t be surprise it evolved. If you want to start cement tomorrow, you’ll also meet dangote / cement cabals that would wanna ensure you don’t get it right..

Just be patient and be observing..

Hmm. The cabal.

Well, the same company enjoyed full cooperation from the Buhari-Emiefele administration, and the NNPC and the CBN gave them more things than they should've. So something has clearly changed.

JuanDeDios:

Hmm. The cabal.

Well, the same company enjoyed full cooperation from the Buhari-Emiefele administration, and the NNPC and the CBN gave them more things than they should've. So something has clearly changed.

What did NNPCL give to Dangote refinery more than they should have under Buhari?

See this thread? - https://www.nairaland.com/8160535/dangote-calls-off-plan-invest

All is not well between the Tinubu administration and Dangote.

The Tinubu administration is focused on ensuring fair competition and transparency in the oil sector. This is crucial for national growth.

It’s essential for the government to regulate powerful players like Dangote to foster a balanced economy. Tinubu's approach could lead to long-term benefits for the industry.