TheDemola:
For me, I think this refinery will kill some businesses (retailers) who are among the cabals and these cabals don't want to give in easily.
How else do you explain the CEO of a govt establishment condemning the products of a the refinery that is under his direct supervision? And yet he is allowing the so called inferior products to flood the market

PSmurf:
■ I'm quite aware he's affiliated with the government, which makes me feel it's a sort of family dispute. But let's not forget there's a cabal in the shadows of the government imposing their will regardless of the wishes of the principal political leaders. The civil service outlives every administration and they know their ways around malicious compliance with directives.

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has said that the Nigerian government was yet to license the Dangote refinery to begin operations in the country.

Farouk Ahmed, the chief executive officer (CEO) of NMDPRA, disclosed this while speaking with Journalists at the state House on Thursday.https://businessday.ng/news/article/dangote-refinery-not-yet-licensed-to-operate-in-nigeria-nmdpra

membranus:
■ With your constant junks on this platform in the guise of hateful criticism of Tinubu regime and its good intentions, you are the one that needs to have your head examined

TheDemola:
For me, I think this refinery will kill some businesses (retailers) who are among the cabals and these cabals don't want to give in easily.

How else do you explain the CEO of a govt establishment condemning the products of a the refinery that is under his direct supervision? And yet he is allowing the so called inferior products to flood the market

Bullet01:
Actually, to be sincerely honest in my humble opinion, without being sentimental and of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, and without lies to the actual truth, with my clear open mind and clean heart, expressing what ever is embedded inside me for a long time which I didn't say because I was nervous. But today by gathering all the courage and motivation, I just want to say that I actually feel and think that I have absolutely nothing to say. Thank you!

Kobojunkie:
So, we should disregard the submission of the regulatory and standard assurance agencies to instead believe a man who has lied numerous times over the years about this same refinery! You be real village champion!

2. That cannot erase the fact that this is the same Dangote who lied to Nigerians numerous times under the last administration and is now playing the same card of lies during this current administration. That refinery was commissioned at least 2 times during the Buhari administration, and we were promised several times even then that production was to be expected. Dangote ran the same dubious script on Nigerians this year too, and now we hear that he does not even have an operational license meaning he has not even produced anything since all of this time. He is a scammer!

3. Dangote was a part of the team during the Buhari administration.
Nigeria’s Dangote Named As Buhari Election Campaign AdviserDangote knows very well why he can't get Crude from NNPC since he probably played a part in the economic decisions made during the last administration such as the oil swaps that probably helped get him, Dangote, the billions of dollars that the administration invested in his refinery business.
https://punchng.com/nnpcl-swaps-n2-6tn-crude-for-refined-products/
https://guardian.ng/uproar-over-nnpcs-sleazy-25-9b-oil-swap-n13-9tr-subsidy-payment/

Where the fk do you think Buhari got the $19 billion dollar it is accused of investing in Dangote's Refinery business? Buhari Spent Over $19bn Used For Dangote Refinery In Failed Bid To Revive Nigeria’s Refineries, Says Gov Sule You think the money came from Nowhere or what? Your beloved Dangote is a scammer!

adabaraabdul:
■ If he's a scammer, let the Government prosecute him, not all these campaign of calumny. We need the only refinery we have to work so the price of Pms can come down.
■ I DON'T know Dangote personally nor is he my family member. My interest is for Nigerians to pms @ a lower price and the other way forward for now as it seems, is with DANGOTE.

Kobojunkie:
I am not Dangote the fraudster who has been intellectually mindfucking your kind with his many lies and scams though!

Kobojunkie:
Lies! This man has been lying for many years now that the same refinery had been completed and was producing. How many more of those lies are you going to want the Nigerian people to continue to believe? He lied under Buhari and he is continuing to do the same even under Tinubu. Lies can't erase previous lies! Even truth cannot do that, let alone the mountain of lies this man has piled up against the Nigerian people all this time about this refinery shenanigan.



How is he lying?


They don't want him to operate filly as he will expose the rot in the industry.

Why aren't our refineries working? Is it Dangote that is causing it too?

He already has options to export aviation fuel to Turkey and some other countries in the middle east yet NMPRC refused to give him approval.

Since yall say his diesel isn't good for Nigeria, let him export it to where they will buy from.him, you still refused.

By the way have you eaten today? If no I have a carton of dangote pasta, sugar and other food items for you.


Cheers

https://www.tiktok.com/@gossipmilltv/video/7251598143010245894 Dangote is a fraudster like your Nigerian politicians. Ole ni gbogbo won!

Kobojunkie:
Prosecute him for running the script probably given to him by the government to run the minds of the Nigerian people with? You think the government that engaged in oil swaps to obtain 19 billion dollars which it invested in the refinery is not aware of what is going on?

2. As is, the cost fo fuel is still being subsidized. Dangote plans to sell his diesel at around Naira 1000 per liter. So, I ain't sure what you are talking about. https://www.dangote.com/again-dangote-crashes-diesel-and-aviation-fuel-prices-further-to-n940-n980-respectively/

deenee:
■ How is he lying? They don't want him to operate filly as he will expose the rot in the industry. Why aren't our refineries working? Is it Dangote that is causing it too?
■ He already has options to export aviation fuel to Turkey and some other countries in the middle east yet NMPRC refused to give him approval.
■ Since yall say his diesel isn't good for Nigeria, let him export it to where they will buy from.him, you still refused. By the way have you eaten today? If no I have a carton of dangote pasta, sugar and other food items for you. Cheers

deenee:
■ Govt didn't invest 19billlion dollars in the refinery.

“Today, total loans outstanding have dropped from over $9 billion when this project started to $2.7 billion. This reflects the astute credit worthiness and commercial capability of the group and its chairman, Alhaji Dangote.
“I must at this juncture appreciate all the participating local Nigerian banks, who did not only partner with the project through effective financing but were keenly aware of the importance of the project for our nation.
“They provided immense support and exceptional understanding, even when interest payments and principal repayment had fallen due.” https://www.thecable.ng/dangote-has-paid-back-70-of-loans-taken-to-finance-refinery-says-emefiele/

Melagros:
COMRADES, I don't know why Tinubu government is hell bend on trying to bring Dangote down

TheDemola:
For me, I think this refinery will kill some businesses (retailers) who are among the cabals and these cabals don't want to give in easily.

How else do you explain the CEO of a govt establishment condemning the products of a the refinery that is under his direct supervision? And yet he is allowing the so called inferior products to flood the market

nedekid:
Dangote avoided saying sulfur ppt in his diesel. He simply said a lower amount. Can we get an independent lab result?
As I wrote earlier, I recently bought diesel that messed up my vehicle, just few kilometres after buying a full tank of 100l.
Was it imported or locally made diesel, I do not know. The diesel looked clean and transparent. In a red bucket, I could see through the diesel to the bottom of bucket. It messed up my injectors.

Kobojunkie:
Please explain how Dangote is able to operate and even sell his diesel in Nigeria or anywhere else if he has yet to obtain a license to operate said refinery in Nigeria.

seborrhic:
Don't trust Dangote.
Monopolists always cut corners to stay ahead and wipe out competition.
If not for the likes of Bua that fought him to a standstill in the cement industry and flour mills that used it's long known history and quality in the flour industry, Dangote would have monopolized both with inferior products at high costs.
I think it's the other cabals that can't afford Dangote dominating the oil industry that have come out to expose the challenges with his refinery.

nedekid:
■ I do not think i am the one that question should be directed to.
My own is to buy as a consumer and not have to suffer having to carry out expensive repairs on my equipment. As I said, I do not know the source of the diesel if imported or local, all I know was that it messed up my vehicle.

Kobojunkie:
Wait a second....Shouldn't you alert the seller of the quality problem and maybe seek compensation from the sellers or producers?

Kobojunkie:
Dangote is a scammer! Dangote is a fraudster like your Nigerian politicians. Ole ni gbogbo won!

Kobojunkie:
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nedekid:

You are right, it should be that way, but here in naija, it will be a waste of time.
I actually went to the filling station I bought the diesel, as I am in the habit of buying from just one place, both for petrol and diesel, to enable me know the source of any problems.
Anyway, they said their diesel was good and they used the same fuel to power their generators.
The maintainance company I use actually checked my tank and said it was clean, ie no water, dirt in the tank. I observed the diesel to be unlike the previous dirty dark colour we normally buy. As I said it looked transparent, just like diesel you will buy in UK.
My point is if the diesel looked clean, but still spoilt my vehicle, that means it has to do with the composition, hidden things like "sulfur" content.
Back to your question, except you can show eg water in your vehicle tank, then, report them tomDPR to come and inspect the petrol station and confirm the source of the water to be their pump, it will be hard to get any compensation.