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He pointed out that the oil and gas industry is not the same as his cement, sugar, and spaghetti business, which he monopolized for many years.
His comment comes following allegations that the Port Harcourt Refinery has not begun trucking out petroleum products as claimed by the NNPCl.
According to Timothy Mgbere, Secretary of the Alesa community stakeholders, who spoke in an interview on Arise Television on Thursday, November 28, the Port Harcourt Refinery allegedly trucked out old stock, not freshly refined petroleum products.
Fani-Kayode blamed some elements in the private sector of the industry for the defamation campaign to discredit the Group Managing Director of NNPCL, Mele Kyari, and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the commencement of the Port Harcourt Refinery after years of being in a comatose state.
He described the Port Harcourt Refinery as a great victory for Nigeria.
FFK opined that Nigerians need NNPCL refineries to progress, alongside Dangote Refinery and others.
He said, “The resurrection of the PH refinery is one of the most encouraging things that has happened in the petroleum sector for many years, and the credit for this must go to the President and the GMD of NNPC.
“It is a pity that some elements in the private sector who are new in the field are doing all they can to undermine and understate this great victory for Nigeria.
“The oil business is not the same as selling sugar, spaghetti, cement, or rice, and no matter how hard you try, you cannot muscle your way and create a monopoly on the sale of refined products as you did for other commodities over the years.
“NNPC will go from strength to strength, and once its other refineries are working as well, Nigerians will have cause to smile again. Let the new kid on the block flourish, but let the NNPC refineries flourish too. That should be our goal and not a squalid attempt to discredit NNPC and its leadership.
“Every optimistic and true lover of Nigeria’s progress and President Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda must be proud of the GMD Mele Kyari. His tenacity, bravery, ingenuity, and forthrightness have been rewarded with this great feat. Surely this is hope renewed for Nigerians.”.…Read -T.he.Full_Article.Here.
