Mansur Manu Soro, the member representing Darazo/Ganjuwa federal constituency of Bauchi State, has said the refinery being built by the Dangote Group and the $1.2 billion planned turnaround maintenance of existing ones will put Nigerian economy back on its feet.

He disclosed this yesterday after his tour of the Dangote Refinery and other government-owned refineries in Port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna.

According to him, oil refineries in the country require total rehabilitation to return to full production capacities and generate revenues for the government.

He sad Nigeria had wasted nearly N10 trillion ($26.2 billion) of its scarce forex in just 10 years, subsidising petrol while it cost Dangote Group $15billion to build a 650,000- barrel per day refinery as part of a petrochemical complex that also houses a gas processor and the world’s biggest plant for ammonia and urea.

“The Dangote Refinery is expected to come on stream later this year to meet Nigeria’s demand for petroleum products, export the excess and conserve our scarce resource, among other multiplier effects,” he said.

https://dailytrust.com/dangote-refinery-will-put-nigerias-economy-back-on-track-rep

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Mansur Manu Soro, the member representing Darazo/Ganjuwa federal constituency of Bauchi State, has said the refinery being built by the Dangote Group and the $1.2 billion planned turnaround maintenance of existing ones will put Nigerian economy back on its feet.

He disclosed this yesterday after his tour of the Dangote Refinery and other government-owned refineries in Port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna.

According to him, oil refineries in the country require total rehabilitation to return to full production capacities and generate revenues for the government.

He sad Nigeria had wasted nearly N10 trillion ($26.2 billion) of its scarce forex in just 10 years, subsidising petrol while it cost Dangote Group $15billion to build a 650,000- barrel per day refinery as part of a petrochemical complex that also houses a gas processor and the world’s biggest plant for ammonia and urea.

“The Dangote Refinery is expected to come on stream later this year to meet Nigeria’s demand for petroleum products, export the excess and conserve our scarce resource, among other multiplier effects,” he said.

https://dailytrust.com/dangote-refinery-will-put-nigerias-economy-back-on-track-rep

Why only dangote refinery, is only one refinery in the country? What happens to other refinery? I'm speechless.

pls where can i get dangote towel to buy?

Idiots! Oil prices fluctuate so widely that the economies of most nations who have it as major source of income are being affected.Yet here are dumbasses Nigeria has as NASS attributing their country future economic growth on a sole monopoly of Dangote refinery.Are these people thinking @ all.

Yeye people so na dangote una dey wait to clean up una mess after una don scatter the economy na him go come balance am abi... These our politicians are very greedy. Why do we have to wait till the refinery is completed b4 the economy will be in the right track. We all know that those that gain heavily from exportation of crude oil will not be happy with this development.. I pray they won't pay some people to tamper with The machine or equipments there. Nigeria has three refineries but none is working. It's not that they can't repair them but the people profiting from the exportation and importation will not agree with that. I know one day we will overcome them.

Lie from the pit of hell...

Definitely it will help change a lot of things.