malali:


You miss the point. Congrats on building a refinery. But dont force your refinery on our national wealth. Nigerian crude oil belongs to 300 million Nigerians.
Trying to force himself into the food chain of the whole country is what we are against. We are against i must buy crude oil from you and i must sell petrol to you.
Thats not business thats, Mafia/Cartel Vibes.......No one should treat an elected Government like that. Is he above the Government ?

KingOfTheDamned:
But It's like the ibos aren't even interested in this protest? They aren't even talking about or trying to create awareness, even their Influencers are busy advertising goods instead of using their platform to talk about this protest
You all need to understand that What affects this nation affects all of us.
This attitude of ibos behaving a different nothing concerns us with Nigeria mentality is very wrong .

Nigeria has finally divided , and it is so unfortunate. This nation can't grow with this sort of division.

This is sad indeed

Salewa97:


That’s because he is the largest employer of Labour.

Other people should invest massively too and the government will court them close like they are doing to Dangote

ngwaIgbo223:
Yes and tiefnubu came to rip where he did not saw...did that fake warehouse keeper cum economist know the meaning of waiver.

casualobserver:


Again bad belle people and pull down Syndrome.

With due respect I don’t think you understand the dire straits Nigeria is in. We should be begging Dangote to take crude.

We keep begging foreign investors to come and invest, with due respect no foreign investor is going to come and invest the sums Dangote has invested in Nigeria and this is how we treat his investment?

We are not serious people. Be under no illusion without Dangote’s refinery we are forked!! Nobody is saying Dangote the man is a saint but we need his refinery to be successful or we are forked!!!!

I really don’t think you people understand how existential this matter is to the future of Nigeria.

visaclick:
How can one person say that 200m Nigerians should meet him and him alone for fuel, the same mistake we made with food that caused the high cost is what dangote wants, he will inflate fuel price at will and expect everyone else to buy like that.

casualobserver:


Again bad belle people and pull down Syndrome.

With due respect I don’t think you understand the dire straits Nigeria is in. We should be begging Dangote to take crude.

We keep begging foreign investors to come and invest, with due respect no foreign investor is going to come and invest the sums Dangote has invested in Nigeria and this is how we treat his investment?

We are not serious people. Be under no illusion without Dangote’s refinery we are forked!! Nobody is saying Dangote the man is a saint but we need his refinery to be successful or we are forked!!!!

I really don’t think you people understand how existential this matter is to the future of Nigeria.

Charlie2020:
Largest employer of labour that government used to kill many small businesses and brought untold hardship on majority of nigerians. He bought almost all cement companies in Nigeria when it was sold for 750 and jacked up the to over 1500 overnight

malali:


When we needed cement the most. That was when he hiked the prices. Dey Play !!

Biodun556:


https://dailypost.ng/2024/07/22/gej-gave-dangote-others-too-much-waivers-destroyed-small-businesses-aisha-yesufu/

Salewa97:
It’s even been long we last heard from the clueless Aisha

Biodun556:
Nigerians who supporting Dangote don't know much about what he is asking for

Zwooks:



The same way you begged him alone and his tyrannical cabals for cement and price jumped from 2500 to 4000 per bag because of equipment failure at his factory just three years ago. And more recently, he and his cronies triggered the price of bag of cement from 4500 to 10500 Naira per bag within a week. Full. Use your head. Whenever the industrial processes of any nation isn't liberalized, oligarchy is reinforced. Ode

casualobserver:



Pettymindedness. He wasn’t and isn’t the only producer of cement. Cement is not as critical to the nations survival as his refinery.

Your argument is like a man who is dying and the only doctor who can save you beat you up in school so you refuse to let him operate on you. That’s your choice but the consequence of that choice is certain death.

Nigeria’s survival going forward is dependent on the success of the refinery….like it or not!

Dangote refinery fails and we will be worse than Sudan. That is no exaggeration.

malali:
When there is monopoly in government......We called it Military rule !!

When there is Monopoly in Business........We should call it out as well !!

90% Ownership of the Largest refinery in Africa to a single man is worse than military rule. Niger Delta should own at least 30% of Dangote refinery.

Salewa97:
Aisha, it’s not just about waivers. Dangote’s success has created jobs and boosted the economy in ways that can’t be overlooked. Instead of blaming GEJ, let’s focus on how to support small businesses to thrive alongside big players. Competition is key!

malali:


I dont know how old you are, Dangote bought all the textiles in Nigeria from the government.....guess what they all failed.
Grasping whats going on might not really be your forte.....No sovereign nation should hand over its energy to a single private owner's hands.
Especially in a country like Nigeria where oversight is in the pocket of the highest bidders.
We dont even have enough Crude oil to sell and maintain our budgets and service our debts.
Let him operate independently....He is a private business.
If he insists the government must sell him crude and buy petrol from him. Then he should be ready to open up his books a 100% and give government a stake as well.
If not sell to other countries.

malali:
When there is monopoly in government......We called it Military rule !!

When there is Monopoly in Business........We should call it out as well !!

90% Ownership of the Largest refinery in Africa to a single man is worse than military rule. Niger Delta should own at least 30% of Dangote refinery.

Kobojunkiee:
Na lie she talk? Obasanjo, Yar Adua, Jonathan, Buhari, and now Tinubu... all of them shared the bed with Dangote, and the man has not denied it.

casualobserver:


You are very ignorant. Dangote bought the textile mills founded by Awo. It failed for the same reason all the textile mills in Nigeria failed, it failed for the same reason his tomato factory failed.....government liberisation policies and failure to protect local industry, cheap imports from the likes of Peter Obi. The jobs that Dangote would have created in Nigeria, Peter Obi exported abroad.

I have said it before, Dangote is no saint but you haven’t got a clue.

Biodun556:


https://dailypost.ng/2024/07/22/gej-gave-dangote-others-too-much-waivers-destroyed-small-businesses-aisha-yesufu/

greypencils:
Bottom line, if Dangote is given all the crude oil he is asking for, he will run other oil companies out of business. As Dangote refinery is creating jobs, it is also rendering employees of other oil companies jobless.

malali:
When there is monopoly in government......We called it Military rule !!

When there is Monopoly in Business........We should call it out as well !!

90% Ownership of the Largest refinery in Africa to a single man is worse than military rule. Niger Delta should own at least 30% of Dangote refinery.

Kobojunkiee:
Because he is the largest employer of labor, other businesses should be disadvantaged for the sake of his venture and profit, none of which directly benefits much of Nigeria? Do you listen to yourselves at all?