Dangote spent his younger life, wasting time dating White women, drinking and to to clubs until he wake-up one morning and realized that he just help his country@@soupvis2616
@@synaestesia-bg3ewits happening already 3 big refineries are under construction as we speak and are at different levels, Nigeria wants to shake the world😂😂😂😂😂, plus the Federal Government of Nigeria through NNPCL is rehabilitating its 4 of its refineries, already two out of the four are completely rehabilitated and are supplying petroleum products. Dangote is cashing out but he is going to be given a run for his money when BUA chairman Abdulsamad completes his refinery in Akwa ibom, because theat also id
Speak Ye Comfortably to Nigeria and Cry unto her that her Warfare is accomplished and her Iniquity is Pardoned and the Most High has Restored unto her double of all good things she lost 🙏
This is just the beginning for Africa. The whole world has always looked down on Africa as this poor and poverty continent. Africa is opening it's eyes and turning the tables.
The Dangote Refinery is a big game changer for Nigeria and Africa in general. I am sure it was built by the Chinese because the Europeans would delay or prevent it to come ro light. The truth is, Africa has the capacity to grow and surpass the Europeans, just that it would spell doom for their economy without our resources, their industries would collapse. they have delayed our growth for too long, and now the environment has changed, we have the Chinese who are eagerly ready to replace the west. Russia is providing military protection, so we have the opportunity to develop as much as we can.
He has his money no one will stop anything. Most things don’t get done in African because African leaders are useless. If you have raw money. They will build it with no problem. We should stop blaming others for our stupidity.
The lion is now awakened. Prophecy must fulfill. The the sons of the colonizers could only keep us down for so long. More power to my people Jah blessings always and forever.
Africa must come up as a stable prosperous continent in the community of nations. No more war, international cooperation that benifits the people of each and every nation.
Europe was never a key supplier but rather a re-supplier of products that they imported and refined. Now that Nigeria, once a supplier of raw minerals and refining their resources, Europe and the Western nations are crying foul as usual. All African nations should refine every mineral found in their country for the world market. Refining Africa's minerals will keep young Africans in Africa for a stronger African economy.
They aren't small refineries, they were ment to serve west African region but all 3 stopped working. Each administration spent billions of naira to repair but nothing. This present administration is spending too and said port-harcourt refinery has started working. Dangote refinery faced a lot of hurdles last year from regulator to independent marketers and all but Dangote fought back. He said a lot of interests both within and international doesn't want the refinery to work
@@grant-i2e No, Dangote refinery is the largest singular refinery in the world. The other 3 refineries namely Kaduna, warri and port-harcourt were ment to serve west Africa back then in the 70s and 80s
Dangote 650,000bpd is just 1 of Nigeria refinaries coming up. 2. There are 450,000bpd government owned port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna refinaries reactivated and nearing completion. 3. 200,000bpd BUA refinaries in Akwa Ibom coming on market this year. 4. New 2, 100,000bpd refinaries in Lagos and port Harcourt under construction. 5. 10 modular Refineries, with 5 completed and 5 nearing completion. 6. New 4, x 100,000bpd refinaries proposed by south Korea company in process. The law's which did not allow private refinaries was changed by Buhari who sponsored Dangote Refineries with 20% equity and 350,000bpd crude oil offtake.
God bless you. I am pained by the 56 out 65 Nigerians who paid for modular refinaries licences and unable to build. I pray that some of us well meaning Nigerians can do something to assist these people to build..
This is great to see that people can now be free from all the foreign interference in Nigeria hope there politicians rise to the occasion instead of there corruption and look after there own people.
Wait a bit, it took Nigeria this long to realize that they needed a refinery. This is ludicrous, I can bet that someone got paid-off to make this not to happened. All you hear going on in Africa on a daily basis, you’ll think all they do is to fight each other. GOOD LUCK Mr. DENGOTE. 🇯🇲
There were 3 government refineries of 450,000 barrels per day b4 Dangote's refinery. There were also 4 or 5 other private modular refineries. Dangote refinery is the largest in the world of 650,000 barrels per day.
How do you jump to conclusions without knowing the full story of the country? Who told you Nigeria did not have any refineries? The country has at least 4 or 5 large refineries in operation right now, and the Dangote refinery is just the biggest and newest. The country was simply not self-sufficient in refined petroleum products, and needed to import same, but the Dangote refinery has ensured self-sufficiency as well as multiplied export capacity, positioning Nigeria as the biggest exporter of refined petroleum products, eg, gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, kerosene, etc. in Africa. It's a massive step in the industrialisation of Nigeria.
@ You keep saying were. That means that there was non that was working, before Dangote’s refinery. Export oil then import refined petroleum😔 That doesn’t make sense to me. 🇯🇲🇳🇬
@jahmala5336 If you could only use Google. U would see all this information. It's not hidden. 3 official refineries have existed and functioned since 1970s. Due to poor maintenance, they had become suboptimal upto around 2015. This has been the period when Nigeria sold the crude and imported refined products. However, Dangote had started building, so had other companies like BUA, greenfield and others. Some were smaller modular refineries. As at 2024, there are probably about 8 refineries working now.
@ My wording might have been wrong you have the government refineries but they’re not working. How can country that produces oil cannot afford to refurbish its refinery.🇳🇬🇯🇲 Ok my brother.
Nigeria also has about $25billion,( Exonmobile $10billion, Texaco $6billion, shell $5billion and chevron $1.4billion) offshore crude oil production in process. $6billion LPG train 7 to double Nigeria LNG production nearing completion. Train 8, 30% completed, but suspended until supply of natural gas supply is assured. $14billion Indorama petrochemicals expanding program in process.
They are consuming their own resources and not world resources. Why not? Will Europe allow Africa for own land in Europe not to talk of mining their resources. It's time for Africa to stop completely export of raw materials and resources and start manufacturing finished goods to export to the rest of the world
Good for this billionaire and hopefully other Nigerians. In Europe we get a lot of oil from the US. US shale oil can't be refined in the US, so it is all shipped to Europe. Within Europe, decarbonisation is the main driver for reduced demand for refined oil products. So we just don't need this polluting energy souce as much anymore.
What happened to Port courts refinery but private own refinery another's means to steal , not to foget NNPC , were is all the fund by various political leader's and lawmakers almighty God will definitely visit that nation
Nigeria used to have 3 major refineries which the government ran aground. But apart of this there are several modular refineries in Nigeria which produce diesel but not pms. Another major private refinery is being built by another Nigerian. In addition, the government has restarted two of its refineries Warri and Portharcourt. Please do your homework before coming online to misinform people. Very disappointing
Keep your population down, Don't let increasing population create an South Asia like situation where population increase is negating all the development. ALL THE BEST 🙏
Ignorance truly is bliss, and it’s evident that education is far from a scam-it’s a necessity. Your statements reveal a glaring lack of understanding about government, policy, and the economy. It’s almost as if you’ve never taken the time to engage with credible news sources, analyze business policies, or even attempt to understand how these systems function. Instead, you seem to rely on baseless assumptions and unfounded opinions, spouting whatever comes to mind without any semblance of critical thinking or factual backing. Your approach reflects a troubling disregard for informed discourse. Have you ever spent even a single day listening to news updates, reading about economic policies, or exploring how government decisions impact society? It doesn’t seem so. Your comments come across as uninformed and reactionary, lacking the depth and nuance that come from genuine education and awareness. Critical thinking requires effort-it means questioning assumptions, seeking evidence, and understanding context. Yet, you appear to bypass all of that, choosing instead to voice opinions that are not only unsubstantiated but also disconnected from reality. If you took the time to educate yourself, you’d realize how much more productive and meaningful conversations can be when they’re rooted in knowledge rather than ignorance. In short, your lack of awareness about these critical topics is glaring, and it’s a reminder of why education is so vital. Without it, we risk perpetuating misinformation and shallow thinking, which only hinders progress and understanding. It’s time to step up, educate yourself, and engage in discussions with the depth and respect they deserve.
Stupid Igbo man using a Muslim northerner’s name, the hate of Tinubu is what will eventually obliterate Biafrans from the face of the earth. Nguanu disike, nwa osor.
Africans and Black peoples all over the world click the like bottom and say well done to Nigeria businesses man Mr. Dangote. Rise Africa rise.
100 year too late
I'm White. Why can't I click the like button?
Like of course but praying for sustainability
@@soupvis2616 Better late than never
why do y'all kill each other all the time in Africa? just curious
He sacrificed so much for this to happen. I salute him, happy for him and Nigerians
Thank you Aliko Dangote for this great archivement. The rise of Africa has just began.
Europe is getting one slap after another.
Kowtowed to kike run Yankland, WESTERN Europe is ruined bow.
Africa for Africans, about time.
We salute this great son of the African soil. Made Africa great again
Its not refinery, but equipment, Made not in Africa, just ask Putin about westen equipment 😂😂
again?
This is just one man"s business oh!
Oh Nigeria my country, we're indeed blessed.
100 year too late
But the president is still a puppet, get rid of him
Dangote spent his younger life, wasting time dating White women, drinking and to to clubs until he wake-up one morning and realized that he just help his country@@soupvis2616
Nigerian need at least ten more raffineries to export fuel everywhere in Africa m
@@synaestesia-bg3ewits happening already 3 big refineries are under construction as we speak and are at different levels, Nigeria wants to shake the world😂😂😂😂😂, plus the Federal Government of Nigeria through NNPCL is rehabilitating its 4 of its refineries, already two out of the four are completely rehabilitated and are supplying petroleum products. Dangote is cashing out but he is going to be given a run for his money when BUA chairman Abdulsamad completes his refinery in Akwa ibom, because theat also id
26 plus thousand views and zero comments. Are people not happy to see Africa rise?
26000 subscribers not views
Jealousy
@@thepanafricanman True. my bad view.
Because the comments are getting deleted
Exactly @@freedomsong9747
Speak Ye Comfortably to Nigeria and Cry unto her that her Warfare is accomplished and her Iniquity is Pardoned and the Most High has Restored unto her double of all good things she lost 🙏
You brought tears to my eyes!!!! Thank you!!!
@mikesedinam4478 really, why?
@ your words are true and prophetic.
This is just the beginning for Africa. The whole world has always looked down on Africa as this poor and poverty continent. Africa is opening it's eyes and turning the tables.
Equipment is not possible made in Africa, that is key , oil companies they licence the technology and is money,
Dangote!!Game Changer!!!
👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!
Way to go Chief DANGOTE!!!
It's a natural progression. Great work Nigeria and Mr Dagonte
Sou brasileiro e torço para Nigéria.Que o Sr Dangote continue prosperando.
The Dangote Refinery is a big game changer for Nigeria and Africa in general. I am sure it was built by the Chinese because the Europeans would delay or prevent it to come ro light.
The truth is, Africa has the capacity to grow and surpass the Europeans, just that it would spell doom for their economy without our resources, their industries would collapse.
they have delayed our growth for too long, and now the environment has changed, we have the Chinese who are eagerly ready to replace the west. Russia is providing military protection, so we have the opportunity to develop as much as we can.
It was built by Nigerians
By Indians and Nigerians
He has his money no one will stop anything. Most things don’t get done in African because African leaders are useless. If you have raw money. They will build it with no problem. We should stop blaming others for our stupidity.
Built by the Chinese? When?
@@hunchou5240wasn't it the Koreans???
That's why they never want us to have our own.
The lion is now awakened. Prophecy must fulfill. The the sons of the colonizers could only keep us down for so long. More power to my people Jah blessings always and forever.
He is showing us our potential as Africans
Beautiful, beautiful Africa
As a black man i feel very proud of this man.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤im so happy for Africa
Africa must come up as a stable prosperous continent in the community of nations. No more war, international cooperation that benifits the people of each and every nation.
Nigeria is going up
Africa is waking up!
Europe was never a key supplier but rather a re-supplier of products that they imported and refined. Now that Nigeria, once a supplier of raw minerals and refining their resources, Europe and the Western nations are crying foul as usual. All African nations should refine every mineral found in their country for the world market. Refining Africa's minerals will keep young Africans in Africa for a stronger African economy.
You're correct 💯
We should start refining our minerals here in Africa
Rise off one african country is win to whole african continent well done Nigeria
He is single handedly saving Nigeria’s economy!
Nigeria already has three smaller refineries, some operating since the 60's, this is just monumental
Kenya had one too but guess what we closed and started importanting.bcs That's what neocolonizers wanted us to do so as to keep depending on them
They aren't small refineries, they were ment to serve west African region but all 3 stopped working. Each administration spent billions of naira to repair but nothing. This present administration is spending too and said port-harcourt refinery has started working.
Dangote refinery faced a lot of hurdles last year from regulator to independent marketers and all but Dangote fought back. He said a lot of interests both within and international doesn't want the refinery to work
Exactly @@Seyischoles
@@Seyischoles are they the same size with this new one ??
@@grant-i2e No, Dangote refinery is the largest singular refinery in the world. The other 3 refineries namely Kaduna, warri and port-harcourt were ment to serve west Africa back then in the 70s and 80s
Dangote 650,000bpd is just 1 of Nigeria refinaries coming up.
2. There are 450,000bpd government owned port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna refinaries reactivated and nearing completion.
3. 200,000bpd BUA refinaries in Akwa Ibom coming on market this year.
4. New 2, 100,000bpd refinaries in Lagos and port Harcourt under construction.
5. 10 modular Refineries, with 5 completed and 5 nearing completion.
6. New 4, x 100,000bpd refinaries proposed by south Korea company in process.
The law's which did not allow private refinaries was changed by Buhari who sponsored Dangote Refineries with 20% equity and 350,000bpd crude oil offtake.
I was one of the project engineers who installed the Pms train, and upgraded the flow station of one of the modular refineries in port harcourt.
God bless you.
I am pained by the 56 out 65 Nigerians who paid for modular refinaries licences and unable to build. I pray that some of us well meaning Nigerians can do something to assist these people to build..
They couldn't build because of subsidy payment, with removal of subsidy and PIA bill accented to the sky the limit.
The Giant is rising again ❤❤
Rise Africa
God bless Nigeria, in Jesus Mighty Name.
This is great to see that people can now be free from all the foreign interference in Nigeria hope there politicians rise to the occasion instead of there corruption and look after there own people.
Well done dangote.🎉
Well done Nigeria. I was telling my European friend Nigeria is gonna be a developed country by 2100 just today. Regards from India.
THE GLORY OF OUR FATHER ALMIGHTY CONTINUES TO SHINE ON AFRICA...THE HOLY LAND...WELCOME HOME FAMILY...THE TIME HAS COME....
Thank you president Tinubu for approval of this great project. Electricity is what Africans need next our youth can produce more for African people.
It was approved for a long time before him, all he did was get in the way...
May another person not take your glory ooo
Thanks Gej, pmb and Jagaban for providing all the necessary support for dangote to developed this mega refinery.
Tinubu is doing everything to frustrate Dangote and you are here giving him credit. No bi juju bi that?
Wait a bit, it took Nigeria this long to realize that they needed a refinery. This is ludicrous, I can bet that someone got paid-off to make this not to happened. All you hear going on in Africa on a daily basis, you’ll think all they do is to fight each other. GOOD LUCK Mr. DENGOTE. 🇯🇲
There were 3 government refineries of 450,000 barrels per day b4 Dangote's refinery. There were also 4 or 5 other private modular refineries.
Dangote refinery is the largest in the world of 650,000 barrels per day.
How do you jump to conclusions without knowing the full story of the country? Who told you Nigeria did not have any refineries? The country has at least 4 or 5 large refineries in operation right now, and the Dangote refinery is just the biggest and newest. The country was simply not self-sufficient in refined petroleum products, and needed to import same, but the Dangote refinery has ensured self-sufficiency as well as multiplied export capacity, positioning Nigeria as the biggest exporter of refined petroleum products, eg, gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, kerosene, etc. in Africa. It's a massive step in the industrialisation of Nigeria.
@ You keep saying were. That means that there was non that was working, before Dangote’s refinery. Export oil then import refined petroleum😔
That doesn’t make sense to me. 🇯🇲🇳🇬
@jahmala5336 If you could only use Google. U would see all this information. It's not hidden. 3 official refineries have existed and functioned since 1970s. Due to poor maintenance, they had become suboptimal upto around 2015. This has been the period when Nigeria sold the crude and imported refined products. However, Dangote had started building, so had other companies like BUA, greenfield and others. Some were smaller modular refineries. As at 2024, there are probably about 8 refineries working now.
@ My wording might have been wrong you have the government refineries but they’re not working. How can country that produces oil cannot afford to refurbish its refinery.🇳🇬🇯🇲 Ok my brother.
Thanks for bringing this to us
Game changer Mr Dangote ❤
"His, dad, taught him, about, business "; ALIKE DANGOTE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
God bless Africa and Africans
Now we just need to completely fix our energy generation and the whole country will fly.
Great news
Great news...
It is not an issue of profitability it is an issue of greed.
This is good
I love it!! thank you for this!!
Nigeria wasn't a Partner with those European country it was a customer. Enriching Europeans.
Congratulations
Thanks Aliko Dangote.
It looks like we have reached "Peak Oil". Consumption has now started to go down, and new drilling and new refineries has stopped.
It's not Nigeria's problem what happened in Europe Nigeria is looking out for it's country
Amazing work
Thank you! Cheers!
Nigeria is BRICS
Good for Europe. They have a chance to satisfy their market.
Lol, they don't trade they threaten. Once they calm down they can sit at the Table
Nigeria also has about $25billion,( Exonmobile $10billion, Texaco $6billion, shell $5billion and chevron $1.4billion) offshore crude oil production in process.
$6billion LPG train 7 to double Nigeria LNG production nearing completion.
Train 8, 30% completed, but suspended until supply of natural gas supply is assured.
$14billion Indorama petrochemicals expanding program in process.
THEY ARE BUILDING A BIGGER ONE IN GHANA ANOTHER ONE IN ANGOLA? THE CHANGE IS COMING FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE AFRICAN PEOPLE.
Did they start yet?
Errr....No they're not.
The Netherlands we pay more than 2 euro for 1 liter and it’s about go even higher.
This is interesting
They are consuming their own resources and not world resources. Why not? Will Europe allow Africa for own land in Europe not to talk of mining their resources. It's time for Africa to stop completely export of raw materials and resources and start manufacturing finished goods to export to the rest of the world
Well done my fellow black brothers and sisters!
💯✅️💯✅️
Good for this billionaire and hopefully other Nigerians. In Europe we get a lot of oil from the US. US shale oil can't be refined in the US, so it is all shipped to Europe. Within Europe, decarbonisation is the main driver for reduced demand for refined oil products. So we just don't need this polluting energy souce as much anymore.
Others gonna follow up
LEARN ECUADOR 🇪🇨 LEARN!!
Good video but the AI voice is off-putting
What happened to Port courts refinery but private own refinery another's means to steal , not to foget NNPC , were is all the fund by various political leader's and lawmakers almighty God will definitely visit that nation
Nigeria used to have 3 major refineries which the government ran aground. But apart of this there are several modular refineries in Nigeria which produce diesel but not pms.
Another major private refinery is being built by another Nigerian. In addition, the government has restarted two of its refineries Warri and Portharcourt.
Please do your homework before coming online to misinform people.
Very disappointing
THE GOVERNMENT RAN THEM AGROUND DELIBERATELY TO GET PAID BY WESTERN GOVERNMENT.
Only European market
Keep your population down, Don't let increasing population create an South Asia like situation where population increase is negating all the development. ALL THE BEST 🙏
It was even better when we were importing fuel, dangote is just a money hungry fool, and still doubled the fuel price
Ignorance truly is bliss, and it’s evident that education is far from a scam-it’s a necessity. Your statements reveal a glaring lack of understanding about government, policy, and the economy. It’s almost as if you’ve never taken the time to engage with credible news sources, analyze business policies, or even attempt to understand how these systems function. Instead, you seem to rely on baseless assumptions and unfounded opinions, spouting whatever comes to mind without any semblance of critical thinking or factual backing.
Your approach reflects a troubling disregard for informed discourse. Have you ever spent even a single day listening to news updates, reading about economic policies, or exploring how government decisions impact society? It doesn’t seem so. Your comments come across as uninformed and reactionary, lacking the depth and nuance that come from genuine education and awareness.
Critical thinking requires effort-it means questioning assumptions, seeking evidence, and understanding context. Yet, you appear to bypass all of that, choosing instead to voice opinions that are not only unsubstantiated but also disconnected from reality. If you took the time to educate yourself, you’d realize how much more productive and meaningful conversations can be when they’re rooted in knowledge rather than ignorance.
In short, your lack of awareness about these critical topics is glaring, and it’s a reminder of why education is so vital. Without it, we risk perpetuating misinformation and shallow thinking, which only hinders progress and understanding. It’s time to step up, educate yourself, and engage in discussions with the depth and respect they deserve.
👍💪
Lol 😂 lol 😂 😆 🤣 😅 bye Colonizers
Thats great Nigerian, next move is to change Tinubu, and bring a leader, who is not white puppet
Tinubu is smarter than you think. Just watch and see how he’ll transform Nigeria to greatness. No more Fulani President in Nigeria again.
Stupid Igbo man using a Muslim northerner’s name, the hate of Tinubu is what will eventually obliterate Biafrans from the face of the earth.
Nguanu disike, nwa osor.
You prolly an idiot who.knows nothing about Tinubu,he isn't a puppet to anyone.
Tinubu is a crook, drug dealer, and CIA spy. @moham.279
Stop being slow. Tinubu is taking decisions others have found difficult.