Where were those ten refineries before he opened his own refinery. Just say you’re a jealous tribalist, there are millions of other sectors in Nigeria that needs investment why are they not investing instead trying to crowd one sector?
My dear brother. Over 80 modular refineries were given licenses since first tenure of fmr president Muhammadu Buhari. WalterSmith refinery which owned Mr Wasiu Adegbete. I wonder why the poster of this video put the heading of I will not give you monopoly. The immediate past administration of president Muhammadu Buhari awarded and paid for rehabilitation of Port Harcourt and Kaduna refinery and gave support for other modular refineries and supported Dangote and BUA refineries also. This was done under PIB act and commercialization of NNOCL Why painting it as if Tinubu is bringing anything new
I am so proud to hear that ten more refineries are going to be built in Nigeria to compete and provide much needed energy in Nigeria. I believe we can’t wait for all these companies to finally finish building before we benefit it’s safe to allow Dangote to pioneer this achievement and adjust as time goes on
Great report on Nigeria's refineries projects both private & public ownership. There will soon be no need to import petroleum products into Nigeria anymore.
Here in Florida, there are at least two petrol stations on each corner of a city block. Some have three and four. Meanwhile Nigerians are walking with gerry cans down the road to get a measle few gallons. This is not fair and just, for a country that produces so much oil to Shell and others. Thank God for men like Aliko Dangote! Who cares if he gets or achieves a monopoly on doing good. I say let him!
No shaking!! Nigeria will be the energy hub of the continents. All of you should bring your oil to be refinned in Nigeria and stop paying foreigners for transport.
Was there ever any “monopoly” for Dangote?! 🤔 At least 28 licenses for private refineries had been issued (dating all the way back to the Obasanjo administration) BEFORE Dangote even received a refining license. Even in cement, the world’s biggest cement producers (LaFarge, Holcim, etc.) have been operating in Nigeria since the 1950s/60s. Accordingly, any whine of a Dangote “monopoly” is simply a LAZY contraption by those too inept to compete.
Our people have big problem. I understand the effect of monopoly on business/economy. But in a country where its crude oil has long been exported abroad to refine and then shipped back at such a huge expense, now we have a locally owned refinery by a person of the soil, preventing cost of exportation and tax to foreign land, employment opportunities to the locals and reduce forex all we care about is Dangote monopoly. Do we really know what we want? Dangote is a single largest employer of labor employer of labor in Nigeria as of March 2023. Who cares if Dangote refinery is the only one in the entire Africa? I will rather take that than exporting our oil to a foreign land. Don't get me wrong, the more the merrier. And definitely I will love to see more of our people investing in the development of our dear motherland be it in the oil and gas or agric. sector. But all these ridiculous debate over a man that dare to change the curse is annoying. Oh well, thank God, we have more now. We can all get back to working hard to restore our country back to its glory and stop back and forth fighting over nonesense.
Largest employer of labour lol. That’s why Nigeria poverty rate keeps getting high. The youths can see the bondage but rather praise the evil monopoly.
@@DavidOkpara-rv6ek tell me anywhere I praise Dangote in my comment rather than stating the fact? Oh well, to each his own. If you have a productive counter opinion, i am all for debate. If not, you have a blessed day!
@@PrinceOvOppheavy sour crude is much difficult to distillate and refine. What the big companies are looking for is the light sweet crude oil which sre far less difficult to distillate to get the desired energy byproducts.
Hmmm so Nigerians had to wait for Dangote to open his refinery before others realised,the oil refinery business was so lucrative,viable and profitable.
@@rossyrossy5110 if other refineries are likely to start production then dangote will opt for export only,it doesn't matter if government own 20%. Infact that will be the option he will choose because bua is building his own, government is trying to repair an existing one.
All refineries in Nigeria will be privately owned by 2027, Tinubu plans to sell of pH warri and Kaduna after they are fully operational for effective operations
Mr President The most Sympathetic Person in Nigeria is Aliko Dangote he Loves Nigeria Unconditionally so Therefore Stop Harassing Him For Helping Nigeria he Construct the best Road in Nigeria History. Julius Berger Roads Deteriorate within (5) years or less. Julius Berger construction is NOT in GOOD FAITH. 3rd Mainland Bridge, Carter Bridge is ready for Demolition. Bridge lifetime span is over (150) United States Bridges built over 200 years ago still standing in Missouri. Julius Berger contracts should be expired and Dangote High Tech Should remain the construction for roads in Nigeria History. Dangote is genuinely with good intentions.
Remember what has happened to cement prices because of Dangote cement penchant for exploiting Nigerians. The so-called Dangote refinery may not be any better
Exactly! It was better when Oyibo used to exploit Nigerians by clogging up Lagos seaports with IMPORTED cement costing billions of dollars in scarce forex. Instead, we now have this Dangote character “exploiting” Nigerians by creating TENS OF THOUSANDS OF JOBS IN NIGERIA FOR NIGERIANS! How dare him?! SMH🤦♀️
@@PrinceOvOppwho will give the right to do that. Na refinery the wan diversify. The main products killing Nigeria they can’t do any thing about it. Dangote and politicians plc
Ridiculous title. Neither Dangote, nor Nigeria has ever sought monopoly in this sector. Dangote being a monopoly is just an urban legend. Today, Nigeria is in need of investors in the steel industry. The sector is open to all capable and willing to build a steel production plant. No so-called Nigerian billionaire has shown any interest whatsoever to venture in the sector. Guess what? Once Dangote, a true industrialist with balls, vision, and business acumen, gets into that sector and starts steel production, the enemies of progress will start smearing the great man, claiming that he's a monopolist. Toally ridiculous!
When and if all these refinery becomes reality, PMs, diesel & NATURAL GAS PRICES SHOULD CRASH. I forsee an OPEC kind of gansterism in Nigera, kind of a union that will be formed to peg fuel price at their own favour to the peril of the people but with time the price should come down. Did MTN price come down like that, may be.
This is nothing but jealousy where were all this people all this years now all of a sudden dangote is building a refinery everybody and there grandma wants to build a refinery what about other million and one sectors that needs investment in Nigeria why aren’t they investing in those sectors
Do you have the evidence to back your claim? If you tell me that the FG have 20% stake in the refinery of course I will believe you because that is not a hidden thing but to claim it was completely funded by state money is laughable.
WITH ALL THIS NEW REFINERIES COMING INTO PRODUCTION,I DON'T THINK DANGOTE IS A HAPPY MAN.HE THOUGHT HIS REFINERY WAS GOING TO BE THE ONLY ONE FUNCTIONING IN NIGERIA.
Laughable! Dangote is not restricted to selling refined products to Nigeria. What cannot be sold to Nigeria will be easily sold to many countries be it in Afica or even Europe or Latin America. Besides, Dangote has never sought monopoly. Most of the so-called new refineries received their license even before Dangote came into the oil sector. Dangote's coming was actually instrumental into pushing them to take action. So, instead of smearing Dangote, he should be praised. In all sectors where Dangote operates, he is no monopoly as he is not the only operator in any of them. Dangote being a monopoly is just an urban legend propagated by enemies of progress.
The NLNG was tax free for many years & I don't know if it's paying taxes today. You guys need to find out what others enjoyed in the past. Nobody'll invest $19 billion w/o asking for some benefits.
As much as it's a welcomed development, there is no known developed or developing nation that's characterized by MONOPOLY. This simply explains one of the reasons why the nation's economy is in coma. For example, it hasn't helped in prices of goods like cement, flour etc under monopolistic chokehold. The system should ban economic monopoly and encourage liberalization of the market for healthy competition. This will ultimately end price gouging and help stabilize the market price of goods.
National Preference Clause for local business owner is widely used in USA, and Asia to help their economy. As ab Ad=frican, to see Tinubu refusing to give monopoly to Dangote could be interpreted as demonstrating corruption from westerners to protect their businesses in Africa soil. It looks likes Tinubu have received some incentive from Dangote competitors to block him in his own country. Too sad. 😥😥😥
Just in December, 2023. Canada forecasted that, by 2035, Canada should be operating 100% on Electric vehicles. Nigeria is still thinking of refineries only
Are u living in Canada? China and India up till today generate the bulk of their power from coal despite the cry on climate change from the west. Despite the cry from amnesty international USA still carry out executions till today. Lord let me realize who I am, not who others are
And you think that Canada or any western country will have the infrastructure to back up the forecast? I don’t think so. We can build castles in the sky, but world affairs would determine the outcome and at the moment things are not looking good. The goal post is constantly being moved. Take a look at the forecast that the Uk made about EV vehicles. Refineries would be in operation in the next 20 years.
Nations have different alternative energy transition maturity levels. Where developed nations are on the scale is different from that of developing nations. Besides, the resources and requirements for transitioning to non-fossil energy are enormous, something developing nations may not be able to meet immediately. So, there will still be much reliance on fossil fuels for some time to come... the world will still rely on fossil fuels for a while. Research puts it at 50 years or even more, which is enough time to recoup costs and make a good margin on these projects. The focus of these projects is to feed national and continental energy needs. There is also the politics and economics of alternative energy transition. Some countries rely heavily on fossil resources for their national revenues. I am talking about powerful nations like Russia and Saudi Arabia. They would not allow a substantial part of their critical revenue streams to be cut off without a viable and sustainable replacement. It will undermine their capacity to govern which could lead to chaos. So, the world will still need to figure out how to address varying global interests related to the push for an alternative energy transition. This will take some time.
You choose to see an half empty cup, not a half full cup. You chose to see the refineries that are not working but neglected genuine efforts people are making to either build new ones or revive the old. Let nigerians for once do away with negativities
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That's great news. Nothing personal at all, but competition creates innovation that everyone can enjoy.
Where were those ten refineries before he opened his own refinery. Just say you’re a jealous tribalist, there are millions of other sectors in Nigeria that needs investment why are they not investing instead trying to crowd one sector?
So they know competition creates innovation and only Lagos sea port is functioning others are been crippled with high levy and tax.
My dear brother. Over 80 modular refineries were given licenses since first tenure of fmr president Muhammadu Buhari. WalterSmith refinery which owned Mr Wasiu Adegbete. I wonder why the poster of this video put the heading of I will not give you monopoly. The immediate past administration of president Muhammadu Buhari awarded and paid for rehabilitation of Port Harcourt and Kaduna refinery and gave support for other modular refineries and supported Dangote and BUA refineries also. This was done under PIB act and commercialization of NNOCL Why painting it as if Tinubu is bringing anything new
And prevent strangulation of the masses by fulanis monopoly
The future of Nigeria and Nigerians is going to blossom and abundant.
Amen 😊
Ameeen ya Allah 🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲
Four years will soon be over
Amen
Amen! That is Why am investing in Nigeria before Tinibu leaves
I am so proud to hear that ten more refineries are going to be built in Nigeria to compete and provide much needed energy in Nigeria. I believe we can’t wait for all these companies to finally finish building before we benefit it’s safe to allow Dangote to pioneer this achievement and adjust as time goes on
Great report on Nigeria's refineries projects both private & public ownership. There will soon be no need to import petroleum products into Nigeria anymore.
congratulations nigeria
Here in Florida, there are at least two petrol stations on each corner of a city block. Some have three and four. Meanwhile Nigerians are walking with gerry cans down the road to get a measle few gallons. This is not fair and just, for a country that produces so much oil to Shell and others. Thank God for men like Aliko Dangote! Who cares if he gets or achieves a monopoly on doing good. I say let him!
Nigeria will be great
In Sha Allah Kareem 🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲
No shaking!! Nigeria will be the energy hub of the continents. All of you should bring your oil to be refinned in Nigeria and stop paying foreigners for transport.
Nigeria government is a taker not doer
🎉
I wish you were right but your comment is non factual
UNPRECEDENTED ABUNDANT BLESSINGS FOR FUTURE OF NIGERIA AND NIGERIANS. 🇳🇬.🙏🏾
Dangote has shown Nigerian was sleeping and dangote has awakened the greedy group entrepreneur
😂😂😂😅😅 make more money, steal more money is the strategy
Proudly Nigerian⛽
The naira is going to be strong if the government stops importing fuel.
Was there ever any “monopoly” for Dangote?! 🤔
At least 28 licenses for private refineries had been issued (dating all the way back to the Obasanjo administration) BEFORE Dangote even received a refining license. Even in cement, the world’s biggest cement producers (LaFarge, Holcim, etc.) have been operating in Nigeria since the 1950s/60s. Accordingly, any whine of a Dangote “monopoly” is simply a LAZY contraption by those too inept to compete.
You don't understand.
@@loyaltyhubng3164it is you who don't understand. If others are sleeping you expect dangote to sleep as well?
Our people have big problem. I understand the effect of monopoly on business/economy. But in a country where its crude oil has long been exported abroad to refine and then shipped back at such a huge expense, now we have a locally owned refinery by a person of the soil, preventing cost of exportation and tax to foreign land, employment opportunities to the locals and reduce forex all we care about is Dangote monopoly. Do we really know what we want? Dangote is a single largest employer of labor employer of labor in Nigeria as of March 2023. Who cares if Dangote refinery is the only one in the entire Africa? I will rather take that than exporting our oil to a foreign land.
Don't get me wrong, the more the merrier. And definitely I will love to see more of our people investing in the development of our dear motherland be it in the oil and gas or agric. sector. But all these ridiculous debate over a man that dare to change the curse is annoying. Oh well, thank God, we have more now. We can all get back to working hard to restore our country back to its glory and stop back and forth fighting over nonesense.
Largest employer of labour lol. That’s why Nigeria poverty rate keeps getting high. The youths can see the bondage but rather praise the evil monopoly.
@@DavidOkpara-rv6ek tell me anywhere I praise Dangote in my comment rather than stating the fact? Oh well, to each his own. If you have a productive counter opinion, i am all for debate. If not, you have a blessed day!
Kaduna is for heavy crude Venezuelan type stuff,
really ? and why is venezuelan type better ? and do we produce similar crude in naija? thx
@@PrinceOvOppheavy sour crude is much difficult to distillate and refine. What the big companies are looking for is the light sweet crude oil which sre far less difficult to distillate to get the desired energy byproducts.
How come no one was starting refinery before he did?
Hmmm so Nigerians had to wait for Dangote to open his refinery before others realised,the oil refinery business was so lucrative,viable and profitable.
But you have "monopoly" in Lagos State.
May all these come to fruition and bring down the price of PMS as they earn Nigeria scarce foreign equity and local IGR.
Hey Nigeria
Are they waiting for electric vehicle to be filled everywhere before they start working.
I see dangote refinery for export only while the rest is to meet domestic demand.
U forgot Nigeria has 20% shares in Dangote refinery ?
@@rossyrossy5110 if other refineries are likely to start production then dangote will opt for export only,it doesn't matter if government own 20%. Infact that will be the option he will choose because bua is building his own, government is trying to repair an existing one.
All refineries in Nigeria will be privately owned by 2027, Tinubu plans to sell of pH warri and Kaduna after they are fully operational for effective operations
Kaduna is also not really possible to restore.
Mr President The most Sympathetic Person in Nigeria is Aliko Dangote he Loves Nigeria Unconditionally so Therefore Stop Harassing Him For Helping Nigeria he Construct the best Road in Nigeria History.
Julius Berger Roads Deteriorate within (5) years or less. Julius Berger construction is NOT in GOOD FAITH. 3rd Mainland Bridge, Carter Bridge is ready for Demolition. Bridge lifetime span is over (150) United States Bridges built over 200 years ago still standing in Missouri.
Julius Berger contracts should be expired and Dangote High Tech Should remain the construction for roads in Nigeria History.
Dangote is genuinely with good intentions.
Remember what has happened to cement prices because of Dangote cement penchant for exploiting Nigerians. The so-called Dangote refinery may not be any better
cement factory in my opinion the easiest to build so there will be competition as well as i am into that
Exactly! It was better when Oyibo used to exploit Nigerians by clogging up Lagos seaports with IMPORTED cement costing billions of dollars in scarce forex. Instead, we now have this Dangote character “exploiting” Nigerians by creating TENS OF THOUSANDS OF JOBS IN NIGERIA FOR NIGERIANS! How dare him?! SMH🤦♀️
Not just cement, Sugar. Prices is 62k per bag now.
@@PrinceOvOppwho will give the right to do that. Na refinery the wan diversify. The main products killing Nigeria they can’t do any thing about it. Dangote and politicians plc
So everything has to be blamed on Dangote? There are at least 3 other cement producers in Nigeria; why should Dangote be blamed for everything?
Nigeria needs at least 20 refineries. Texas has 23 big refineries and it is same size as nigeria.
29 oil refineries in TX
@@tolulopeolasunkanmi2112 there you go and Nigeria are struggling to run 3
Texas is actually smaller than Nigeria is😂
@@expressmango425 that makes my point even more worse for nigeria
@@tolulopeolasunkanmi211229 refineries my God!
These are the same people that stated by beginning Dec the Naira/dollar rate would be N640.
They are politicians, so wake up
No more monopoly for Dangote Gtoups
Ridiculous title. Neither Dangote, nor Nigeria has ever sought monopoly in this sector. Dangote being a monopoly is just an urban legend. Today, Nigeria is in need of investors in the steel industry. The sector is open to all capable and willing to build a steel production plant. No so-called Nigerian billionaire has shown any interest whatsoever to venture in the sector. Guess what? Once Dangote, a true industrialist with balls, vision, and business acumen, gets into that sector and starts steel production, the enemies of progress will start smearing the great man, claiming that he's a monopolist. Toally ridiculous!
When and if all these refinery becomes reality, PMs, diesel & NATURAL GAS PRICES SHOULD CRASH. I forsee an OPEC kind of gansterism in Nigera, kind of a union that will be formed to peg fuel price at their own favour to the peril of the people but with time the price should come down. Did MTN price come down like that, may be.
This is nothing but jealousy where were all this people all this years now all of a sudden dangote is building a refinery everybody and there grandma wants to build a refinery what about other million and one sectors that needs investment in Nigeria why aren’t they investing in those sectors
Is benefits them
I thought the sate was shifted untill late 2024? Please get your information right brother
Where's all that oil going to come from for these refineries? Nigeria will soon be an oil importer not an exporter. Who's doing the planning ?
Not just oil but gas as well. Unquantifiable enormous amount of gas deposit in Nigeria
listen to your self , do you even sound sensible to yourself??
Porthacourt and Warri cannot be restored.
All 3 refineries can and will be restored
Seeing is believing. Remember to post back here as soon as they start operations.❤️
4 months later...
The ignorance from the CS is breathtaking
Dangote refinery was sponsored and built with Nigerian money.
Do you have the evidence to back your claim? If you tell me that the FG have 20% stake in the refinery of course I will believe you because that is not a hidden thing but to claim it was completely funded by state money is laughable.
WITH ALL THIS NEW REFINERIES COMING INTO PRODUCTION,I DON'T THINK DANGOTE IS A HAPPY MAN.HE THOUGHT HIS REFINERY WAS GOING TO BE THE ONLY ONE FUNCTIONING IN NIGERIA.
His political strong hold are all fading out. Babangida, obasanjo , atiku and so many more . New cartel are now in power.
Laughable! Dangote is not restricted to selling refined products to Nigeria. What cannot be sold to Nigeria will be easily sold to many countries be it in Afica or even Europe or Latin America. Besides, Dangote has never sought monopoly. Most of the so-called new refineries received their license even before Dangote came into the oil sector. Dangote's coming was actually instrumental into pushing them to take action. So, instead of smearing Dangote, he should be praised. In all sectors where Dangote operates, he is no monopoly as he is not the only operator in any of them. Dangote being a monopoly is just an urban legend propagated by enemies of progress.
If Dangote isn't getting a monopoly then he shouldn't be tax exempt
The NLNG was tax free for many years & I don't know if it's paying taxes today. You guys need to find out what others enjoyed in the past.
Nobody'll invest $19 billion w/o asking for some benefits.
For me until the “nobody” or the masses buy fuel at reduced price from the present cost ,
I concur
He is not the legitimately richest man, na we we billionaire quota system type
As much as it's a welcomed development, there is no known developed or developing nation that's characterized by MONOPOLY. This simply explains one of the reasons why the nation's economy is in coma. For example, it hasn't helped in prices of goods like cement, flour etc under monopolistic chokehold. The system should ban economic monopoly and encourage liberalization of the market for healthy competition. This will ultimately end price gouging and help stabilize the market price of goods.
National Preference Clause for local business owner is widely used in USA, and Asia to help their economy. As ab Ad=frican, to see Tinubu refusing to give monopoly to Dangote could be interpreted as demonstrating corruption from westerners to protect their businesses in Africa soil. It looks likes Tinubu have received some incentive from Dangote competitors to block him in his own country. Too sad. 😥😥😥
Just in December, 2023. Canada forecasted that, by 2035, Canada should be operating 100% on Electric vehicles. Nigeria is still thinking of refineries only
It’s a start Bros the cup is half full
Are u living in Canada? China and India up till today generate the bulk of their power from coal despite the cry on climate change from the west. Despite the cry from amnesty international USA still carry out executions till today. Lord let me realize who I am, not who others are
And you think that Canada or any western country will have the infrastructure to back up the forecast? I don’t think so. We can build castles in the sky, but world affairs would determine the outcome and at the moment things are not looking good. The goal post is constantly being moved. Take a look at the forecast that the Uk made about EV vehicles. Refineries would be in operation in the next 20 years.
Nations have different alternative energy transition maturity levels. Where developed nations are on the scale is different from that of developing nations. Besides, the resources and requirements for transitioning to non-fossil energy are enormous, something developing nations may not be able to meet immediately. So, there will still be much reliance on fossil fuels for some time to come... the world will still rely on fossil fuels for a while. Research puts it at 50 years or even more, which is enough time to recoup costs and make a good margin on these projects. The focus of these projects is to feed national and continental energy needs.
There is also the politics and economics of alternative energy transition. Some countries rely heavily on fossil resources for their national revenues. I am talking about powerful nations like Russia and Saudi Arabia. They would not allow a substantial part of their critical revenue streams to be cut off without a viable and sustainable replacement. It will undermine their capacity to govern which could lead to chaos. So, the world will still need to figure out how to address varying global interests related to the push for an alternative energy transition. This will take some time.
Will will always need fossil fuels bro its impossible to completely Go Electric
This is to show you that Nigeria has lot's of it but they're not working
You choose to see an half empty cup, not a half full cup. You chose to see the refineries that are not working but neglected genuine efforts people are making to either build new ones or revive the old. Let nigerians for once do away with negativities