₦airaland Forum

Fiscus105:
And if the allegation come out to be false?

DID YOU KNOW THE ALLEGATIONS DATING BACK TO 2012 and many of those kids have left sch and some married.

YOU ASK YOURSELF, WHY DANGOTE NOT RAISING SUCH ALLEGATIONS THEN? IF TRULY HE LOVES THE COUNTRY WHOLEHEARTEDLY.

In as much I don't surport the man, govt should balance it's position on the matter.

Fiscus105:
And if the allegation come out to be false?

DID YOU KNOW THE ALLEGATIONS DATING BACK TO 2012 and many of those kids have left sch and some married.

YOU ASK YOURSELF, WHY DANGOTE NOT RAISING SUCH ALLEGATIONS THEN? IF TRULY HE LOVES THE COUNTRY WHOLEHEARTEDLY.

In as much I don't surport the man, govt should balance it's position on the matter.

Wickedtruths:
Drop which guy?
Dey play.

That monopoly Dangote is looking for, he won't get it.

Why should Dangote petrol be in the same price range as imported fuel?
What then is the use of his refinery?

ebukal67x:
Farouk Ahmed should have been suspended by now, even if just to allow for an uninterrupted investigation.

ebukal67x:
Farouk Ahmed should have been suspended by now, even if just to allow for an uninterrupted investigation.

emkz:
Aliko:

1. Is it true that our refinery cannot meet daily demand in Nigeria?

2. If that is the case, why do you want to monopolize the market?

3. If your refinery cannot meet daily demand, is it not fair for import licenses to be granted to those who can support your own output?

4. You hold press conferences every month as if you are briefing Nigerians on the state of your refinery. In your latest press conference, you published the names of NMDPRA's children and the schools they attended and the fees they paid. You failed to link those fees to corruption. We expected you to submit evidence of him receiving money illegally or engaging in corruption. How will you feel if the details of your children and their schools and addresses are published?

5. You are at loggergeads because he granted import licenses. Why don't you lobby legislators to amend the PIA to ensure NMDPRA cannot grant such licenses?

6. You attempted to penetrate the noodles market and left it as quickly as you came in because Dufil Prima already dominated the market. Are you afraid of competition?

7. Scale up production, plug loopholes and sell at prices Nigerians can afford. That way, you'd take a significant chunk of market share. Engaging in monthly smear campaign and attacking someone's children is not how to run a business. That is introducing political smear campaign in the corporate world. Until the refinery attains full capacity, import licenses are to continue.

We appreciate Aliko for building a refinery to meet Nigeria's energy needs. I suggest he buys out the marketers and take over their assets.

Wickedtruths:
This your long, winding epistle, why is Dangote cement cheaper in Kano than in kogi where it is produced?

Why is Dangote cement cheaper in other African countries than in Nigeria?

Do you have any idea of what Competition Laws entail?

Islie:
“Thankfully, the person behind the allegations has taken it to a formal investigative institution. I believe that would provide an opportunity to dispassionately distill the issues and to clear my name,” Mr Ahmed said.





https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/business-news/843642-nmdpras-ceo-disowns-response-to-dangote-allegations-clarifies-position.html

emkz:
Aliko:

1. Is it true that our refinery cannot meet daily demand in Nigeria?

2. If that is the case, why do you want to monopolize the market?

3. If your refinery cannot meet daily demand, is it not fair for import licenses to be granted to those who can support your own output?

4. You hold press conferences every month as if you are briefing Nigerians on the state of your refinery. In your latest press conference, you published the names of NMDPRA's children and the schools they attended and the fees they paid. You failed to link those fees to corruption. We expected you to submit evidence of him receiving money illegally or engaging in corruption. How will you feel if the details of your children and their schools and addresses are published?

5. You are at loggergeads because he granted import licenses. Why don't you lobby legislators to amend the PIA to ensure NMDPRA cannot grant such licenses?

6. You attempted to penetrate the noodles market and left it as quickly as you came in because Dufil Prima already dominated the market. Are you afraid of competition?

7. Scale up production, plug loopholes and sell at prices Nigerians can afford. That way, you'd take a significant chunk of market share. Engaging in monthly smear campaign and attacking someone's children is not how to run a business. That is introducing political smear campaign in the corporate world. Until the refinery attains full capacity, import licenses are to continue.

We appreciate Aliko for building a refinery to meet Nigeria's energy needs. I suggest he buys out the marketers and take over their assets.

emkz:
Aliko:

1. Is it true that our refinery cannot meet daily demand in Nigeria?
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emkz:
Aliko:

1. Is it true that our refinery cannot meet daily demand in Nigeria?

2. If that is the case, why do you want to monopolize the market?

3. If your refinery cannot meet daily demand, is it not fair for import licenses to be granted to those who can support your own output?

4. You hold press conferences every month as if you are briefing Nigerians on the state of your refinery. In your latest press conference, you published the names of NMDPRA's children and the schools they attended and the fees they paid. You failed to link those fees to corruption. We expected you to submit evidence of him receiving money illegally or engaging in corruption. How will you feel if the details of your children and their schools and addresses are published?

5. You are at loggergeads because he granted import licenses. Why don't you lobby legislators to amend the PIA to ensure NMDPRA cannot grant such licenses?

6. You attempted to penetrate the noodles market and left it as quickly as you came in because Dufil Prima already dominated the market. Are you afraid of competition?

7. Scale up production, plug loopholes and sell at prices Nigerians can afford. That way, you'd take a significant chunk of market share. Engaging in monthly smear campaign and attacking someone's children is not how to run a business. That is introducing political smear campaign in the corporate world. Until the refinery attains full capacity, import licenses are to continue.

We appreciate Aliko for building a refinery to meet Nigeria's energy needs. I suggest he buys out the marketers and take over their assets.

Hismajesty44:
Hope this fight will be in the masses interest, cos price per litre of pms shouldn't be more than 100naira but these people created series of bottleneck (Dangote inclusive) to make life miserable for Nigerians. Your monika sha...

EchoEnigma:
We must learn from the collapse of Nigeria’s textile factories. That industry didn't just disappear, it was suffocated by the same issues we see in the energy sector today, high production costs, non-existent infrastructure, and a preference for foreign imports over local manufacturing. Labels like 'monopoly' are often used to distract from the fact that we have failed to create a competitive environment for local production. We shouldn't be importing fuel in 2025 any more than we should have abandoned our textile heritage. It’s time to stop choosing the path of least resistance and start fixing the underlying issues that make local business so difficult.

PepeXKermit:
Why are all farouks crooks?

ebukal67x:
Farouk Ahmed should have been suspended by now, even if just to allow for an uninterrupted investigation.

baba4thegehs:
IMPORTATION OF OIL IS KILLING THE ECONOMY AND OUR EXCHANGE RATE !!! HOW DIFFICULT IS IT FOR YOU PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND!

Dangote built a refinery if anyone wants to compete they should go and build their own refinery, not imports!!!!!!!!!

Since the Refinery started operations have you heard of any fuel scarcity?

I don’t understand why some people think Dangote is desperately trying to control the oil market with the refinery.

Even if that were the case, it still benefits the country far more to refine and produce petroleum locally than to rely on imports. Local refining strengthens the economy, creates jobs, and reduces our dependence on foreign markets.

Unfortunately, corruption continues to suffocate progress and prevents Nigeria from truly breathing.

Aprocco:
Irresponsibility of highest order on Dangote's part. Explicit exposure of children and their school can subject them to trauma and alter their education foundation.

What I read in the initial response by Farouk was a sound defense that should be followed up with litigation after proven. Every public officer is exposed to opportunities. The 30 years old public servant could have family investment in oil and gas sector.

The dude authorized the school to provide investigators the actual school fees amount which he said is a far cry from Dangote's $5m allegation.

emkz:
Aliko:

1. Is it true that our refinery cannot meet daily demand in Nigeria?

2. If that is the case, why do you want to monopolize the market?

3. If your refinery cannot meet daily demand, is it not fair for import licenses to be granted to those who can support your own output?

4. You hold press conferences every month as if you are briefing Nigerians on the state of your refinery. In your latest press conference, you published the names of NMDPRA's children and the schools they attended and the fees they paid. You failed to link those fees to corruption. We expected you to submit evidence of him receiving money illegally or engaging in corruption. How will you feel if the details of your children and their schools and addresses are published?

5. You are at loggergeads because he granted import licenses. Why don't you lobby legislators to amend the PIA to ensure NMDPRA cannot grant such licenses?

6. You attempted to penetrate the noodles market and left it as quickly as you came in because Dufil Prima already dominated the market. Are you afraid of competition?

7. Scale up production, plug loopholes and sell at prices Nigerians can afford. That way, you'd take a significant chunk of market share. Engaging in monthly smear campaign and attacking someone's children is not how to run a business. That is introducing political smear campaign in the corporate world. Until the refinery attains full capacity, import licenses are to continue.

We appreciate Aliko for building a refinery to meet Nigeria's energy needs. I suggest he buys out the marketers and take over their assets.

emkz:
Aliko:

1. Is it true that our refinery cannot meet daily demand in Nigeria?

2. If that is the case, why do you want to monopolize the market?

3. If your refinery cannot meet daily demand, is it not fair for import licenses to be granted to those who can support your own output?

4. You hold press conferences every month as if you are briefing Nigerians on the state of your refinery. In your latest press conference, you published the names of NMDPRA's children and the schools they attended and the fees they paid. You failed to link those fees to corruption. We expected you to submit evidence of him receiving money illegally or engaging in corruption. How will you feel if the details of your children and their schools and addresses are published?

5. You are at loggergeads because he granted import licenses. Why don't you lobby legislators to amend the PIA to ensure NMDPRA cannot grant such licenses?

6. You attempted to penetrate the noodles market and left it as quickly as you came in because Dufil Prima already dominated the market. Are you afraid of competition?

7. Scale up production, plug loopholes and sell at prices Nigerians can afford. That way, you'd take a significant chunk of market share. Engaging in monthly smear campaign and attacking someone's children is not how to run a business. That is introducing political smear campaign in the corporate world. Until the refinery attains full capacity, import licenses are to continue.

We appreciate Aliko for building a refinery to meet Nigeria's energy needs. I suggest he buys out the marketers and take over their assets.

ebukal67x:
Farouk Ahmed should have been suspended by now, even if just to allow for an uninterrupted investigation.

emkz:
Aliko:

1. Is it true that our refinery cannot meet daily demand in Nigeria?

2. If that is the case, why do you want to monopolize the market?

3. If your refinery cannot meet daily demand, is it not fair for import licenses to be granted to those who can support your own output?

4. You hold press conferences every month as if you are briefing Nigerians on the state of your refinery. In your latest press conference, you published the names of NMDPRA's children and the schools they attended and the fees they paid. You failed to link those fees to corruption. We expected you to submit evidence of him receiving money illegally or engaging in corruption. How will you feel if the details of your children and their schools and addresses are published?

5. You are at loggergeads because he granted import licenses. Why don't you lobby legislators to amend the PIA to ensure NMDPRA cannot grant such licenses?

6. You attempted to penetrate the noodles market and left it as quickly as you came in because Dufil Prima already dominated the market. Are you afraid of competition?

7. Scale up production, plug loopholes and sell at prices Nigerians can afford. That way, you'd take a significant chunk of market share. Engaging in monthly smear campaign and attacking someone's children is not how to run a business. That is introducing political smear campaign in the corporate world. Until the refinery attains full capacity, import licenses are to continue.

We appreciate Aliko for building a refinery to meet Nigeria's energy needs. I suggest he buys out the marketers and take over their assets.

Okpetruth:
Thanks for the analysis and for deep understanding of the foregoing. What dangote is really after is the monopoly of the oil industry by him. Nigeria should by all withstand all his shenanigans. we must say no to greedy capitalist and avaricious industrialists like dangote - Aliko Dangote. We forgot in a hurry how cement is now out of the reach of the common man? This is how he hoodwinked the then government to finally stop importation of cement now look at where we found ourselves today. I pray that the evil machinations of Aliko dangote will not and never will materialize in Jesus name!!!!

emkz:
Aliko:

1. Is it true that our refinery cannot meet daily demand in Nigeria?

2. If that is the case, why do you want to monopolize the market?

3. If your refinery cannot meet daily demand, is it not fair for import licenses to be granted to those who can support your own output?

4. You hold press conferences every month as if you are briefing Nigerians on the state of your refinery. In your latest press conference, you published the names of NMDPRA's children and the schools they attended and the fees they paid. You failed to link those fees to corruption. We expected you to submit evidence of him receiving money illegally or engaging in corruption. How will you feel if the details of your children and their schools and addresses are published?

5. You are at loggergeads because he granted import licenses. Why don't you lobby legislators to amend the PIA to ensure NMDPRA cannot grant such licenses?

6. You attempted to penetrate the noodles market and left it as quickly as you came in because Dufil Prima already dominated the market. Are you afraid of competition?

7. Scale up production, plug loopholes and sell at prices Nigerians can afford. That way, you'd take a significant chunk of market share. Engaging in monthly smear campaign and attacking someone's children is not how to run a business. That is introducing political smear campaign in the corporate world. Until the refinery attains full capacity, import licenses are to continue.

We appreciate Aliko for building a refinery to meet Nigeria's energy needs. I suggest he buys out the marketers and take over their assets.

Reloadedisraelp:
Without investigation that man face looks like a serial criminal even if e nor dey carry gun ....but the pen he use is deadly than AK-47.... look the face well.