Yankee101:
Copy Dangote

The fastest way to innovate is to copy

michlins:
If you get money, invest in refineries even if na 10 barrels per day something. Once dangote finishes his own, they will ban fuel importation and he alone will corner the market for himself. We will cry monopoly but he will get richer and there's nothing anyone can do about it

Iceberg3:
Mallams and oil.... Time shall come

uruba23:
Copy Cat DNA always copying Alhaji.Oga Rabiu they are other sectors you can focus on.

darfay:
Too bad


The hausas have monopolized our oil first dangote and now this? They successful frustrated others out of this. A wealthy urhobo dude wanted to go into a Jv to set up a refinery in Delta state but the Hausa cabals frustrated him and oh the guy is dead now.

dokyOloye:
Nice. But d world is gradually moving away from dependence on fossil fuel.

Atk1nson:
BUA template for being a successful business man: do whatever Dangote does

darfay:



Considering how uselessly useless oil is going especially in the next 30yrs, is such capital intensive project still advisable?

Yankee101:
Copy Dangote
The fastest way to innovate/develop is to copy
Ask China

fulanimafia:


There is nothing wrong in copying success.

Between both of them, we would have a refining capacity of over 850,000 barrels per day in a few years (our total domestic demand is just over 400k/day) leaving a whole lot for forex-earning export which will drive a dramatic fall in the Naira exchange rate with positive multiplier effects on the economy.

We need more Abdulsamad's and Aliko's in this country to build more factories and refineries for the economic development of Nigeria through job creation, import substitution, forex generation etc.

uruba23:
Copy Cat DNA always copying Alhaji.Oga Rabiu they are other sectors you can focus on.

dokyOloye:
Nice.
But d world is gradually moving away from dependence on fossil fuel.

fulanimafia:


There is nothing wrong in copying success.

Between both of them, we would have a refining capacity of over 850,000 barrels per day in a few years (our total domestic demand is just over 400k/day) leaving a whole lot for forex-earning export which will drive a dramatic fall in the Naira exchange rate with positive multiplier effects on the economy.
Thank You

We need more Abdulsamad's and Aliko's in this country to build more factories and refineries for the economic development of Nigeria through job creation, import substitution, forex generation etc.

michlins:
If you get money, invest in refineries even if na 10 barrels per day something. Once dangote finishes his own, they will ban fuel importation and he alone will corner the market for himself. We will cry monopoly but he will get richer and there's nothing anyone can do about it

darfay:
Too bad


The hausas have monopolized our oil first dangote and now this? They successful frustrated others out of this. A wealthy urhobo dude wanted to go into a Jv to set up a refinery in Delta state but the Hausa cabals frustrated him and oh the guy is dead now.

Bolowolowo:
Akwa Ibom just keeps on winning. Now imagine if we had 36 Udom Emmanuel’s governing each state!

uruba23:
Copy Cat DNA always copying Alhaji.Oga Rabiu they are other sectors you can focus on.

darfay:
Too bad


The hausas have monopolized our oil first dangote and now this? They successful frustrated others out of this. A wealthy urhobo dude wanted to go into a Jv to set up a refinery in Delta state but the Hausa cabals frustrated him and oh the guy is dead now.

tropaz:
Northerners are investing in reasonable and worthwhile businesses, while our western elites are investing in exotic clubs. But we say the northerners are less sophisticated. Okay, let's watch and see.

darfay:



Considering how uselessly useless oil is going especially in the next 30yrs, is such capital intensive project still advisable?

darfay:
Too bad


The hausas have monopolized our oil first dangote and now this? They successful frustrated others out of this. A wealthy urhobo dude wanted to go into a Jv to set up a refinery in Delta state but the Hausa cabals frustrated him and oh the guy is dead now.

tempel:
It is wrong for individuals to own refinery with capacity upto 50,000 Bpd, very wrong. I hope our government are aware of the economical meaning of such large capacities in one man's hand.