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In a tale that reads like a high-stakes thriller, the Vice President of Dangote Group, Devakumar Edwin, has sounded the alarm on a sinister plot orchestrated by International Oil Companies (IOCs) to sabotage the monumental refinery project.
This unfolding drama, steeped in intrigue and economic warfare, threatens not just a corporate venture but the very future of Nigeriaās economic sovereignty and public health. Amid the clamor of Nigeriaās bustling oil sector, a dark conspiracy has come to light. Aliko Dangoteās state-of-the-art refinery stands on the brink of a precipice, besieged by International Oil Companies intent on seeing it fail.
The implications of this are profound, with the potential to undermine Nigeriaās quest for industrial independence and leave its citizens grappling with the fallout. Crude Conspiracy: IOCs vs. Dangote Refinery Devakumar Edwin, the Vice President of Oil and Gas at Dangote Industries Limited (DIL), has exposed a calculated scheme by IOCs to cripple the Dangote refineryās operations.
Addressing Energy Editors, Edwin revealed that these international behemoths are inflating crude prices and engineering artificial shortages to force the refinery to import crude from the United States, driving up costs astronomically. āThis is not just business rivalry; itās economic sabotage,ā Edwin declared, his voice tinged with frustration.
The IOCsā tactics have pushed the refinery to its financial limits, threatening its very existence. Compounding the refineryās woes is the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), which has recklessly issued licenses for importing banned, dirty diesel and jet fuel.
Despite Dangote refineryās capacity to produce high-quality, ECOWAS-compliant diesel, the market is flooded with substandard, high-sulfur fuels. Edwin lamented, āItās disheartening to see our own regulatory body undermining our efforts by allowing toxic fuels to saturate the market.ā
Credit: capital.ng
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