President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated the multi-billion dollars Refineries and Petrochemical Industries in the Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos.
The $18 billion facility is expected to enable Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in refined products and even have surplus for export.
The President performed was accompanied by his counterparts from Ghana, Togo, Niger, Senegal as well as a representative of the President of Chad.
The outgoing president described the feat as a significant milestone for Nigeria’s economy and a game changer for the downstream petroleum products market in the entire African region.
“This mega industry we are commissioning today is a clear example of what can be achieved when entrepreneurs are encouraged and supported and when an enabling environment is created for investments and for businesses to thrive.
‘‘I am confident that my successor, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will sustain the improvement in our economic and business environment and strengthen the framework of our public private partnership policies to accelerate the pace of our economic growth and development.
‘I am happy to leave our economy in very competent hands,” Buhari said.
President Buhari, commended Alhaji Aliko Dangote’s leadership in executing the 650,000 barrels per day refinery, urged other entrepreneurs to emulate his example in driving economic growth and realizing Nigeria’s economic potential.
He stressed the need for African countries to come together, integrate their economies, eliminate trade barriers, and rally their populations to achieve Agenda 2063 for the continent’s prosperity.
Speaking further, the outgoing President said: ‘‘I urge and encourage our other great entrepreneurs to emulate this iconic Nigerian industrialist and join the Government in accelerating our growth in order to realize our country’s globally recognized economic potential.
‘‘When I travel around Africa and meet and engage my brother Heads of State (and I am delighted some of their Excellences are here) I often sense a quiet expectation that our country is blessed with resources and human capacity to lead Africa’s rise to economic prosperity and the attainment of Agenda 2063 – ‘The Africa we all want.’
On his part, chairman of the Dangote group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote thanked President Buhari and the Lagos state government for the support.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated the multi-billion dollars Refineries and Petrochemical Industries in the Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos.
The $18 billion facility is expected to enable Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in refined products and even have surplus for export.
The President performed was accompanied by his counterparts from Ghana, Togo, Niger, Senegal as well as a representative of the President of Chad.
The outgoing president described the feat as a significant milestone for Nigeria’s economy and a game changer for the downstream petroleum products market in the entire African region.
“This mega industry we are commissioning today is a clear example of what can be achieved when entrepreneurs are encouraged and supported and when an enabling environment is created for investments and for businesses to thrive.
‘‘I am confident that my successor, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will sustain the improvement in our economic and business environment and strengthen the framework of our public private partnership policies to accelerate the pace of our economic growth and development.
‘I am happy to leave our economy in very competent hands,” Buhari said.
President Buhari, commended Alhaji Aliko Dangote’s leadership in executing the 650,000 barrels per day refinery, urged other entrepreneurs to emulate his example in driving economic growth and realizing Nigeria’s economic potential.
He stressed the need for African countries to come together, integrate their economies, eliminate trade barriers, and rally their populations to achieve Agenda 2063 for the continent’s prosperity.
Speaking further, the outgoing President said: ‘‘I urge and encourage our other great entrepreneurs to emulate this iconic Nigerian industrialist and join the Government in accelerating our growth in order to realize our country’s globally recognized economic potential.
‘‘When I travel around Africa and meet and engage my brother Heads of State (and I am delighted some of their Excellences are here) I often sense a quiet expectation that our country is blessed with resources and human capacity to lead Africa’s rise to economic prosperity and the attainment of Agenda 2063 – ‘The Africa we all want.’
On his part, chairman of the Dangote group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote thanked President Buhari and the Lagos state government for the support.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated the multi-billion dollars Refineries and Petrochemical Industries in the Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos.
The $18 billion facility is expected to enable Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in refined products and even have surplus for export.
The President performed was accompanied by his counterparts from Ghana, Togo, Niger, Senegal as well as a representative of the President of Chad.
The outgoing president described the feat as a significant milestone for Nigeria’s economy and a game changer for the downstream petroleum products market in the entire African region.
“This mega industry we are commissioning today is a clear example of what can be achieved when entrepreneurs are encouraged and supported and when an enabling environment is created for investments and for businesses to thrive.
‘‘I am confident that my successor, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will sustain the improvement in our economic and business environment and strengthen the framework of our public private partnership policies to accelerate the pace of our economic growth and development.
‘I am happy to leave our economy in very competent hands,” Buhari said.
President Buhari, commended Alhaji Aliko Dangote’s leadership in executing the 650,000 barrels per day refinery, urged other entrepreneurs to emulate his example in driving economic growth and realizing Nigeria’s economic potential.
He stressed the need for African countries to come together, integrate their economies, eliminate trade barriers, and rally their populations to achieve Agenda 2063 for the continent’s prosperity.
Speaking further, the outgoing President said: ‘‘I urge and encourage our other great entrepreneurs to emulate this iconic Nigerian industrialist and join the Government in accelerating our growth in order to realize our country’s globally recognized economic potential.
‘‘When I travel around Africa and meet and engage my brother Heads of State (and I am delighted some of their Excellences are here) I often sense a quiet expectation that our country is blessed with resources and human capacity to lead Africa’s rise to economic prosperity and the attainment of Agenda 2063 – ‘The Africa we all want.’
On his part, chairman of the Dangote group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote thanked President Buhari and the Lagos state government for the support.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated the multi-billion dollars Refineries and Petrochemical Industries in the Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos.
The $18 billion facility is expected to enable Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in refined products and even have surplus for export.
The President performed was accompanied by his counterparts from Ghana, Togo, Niger, Senegal as well as a representative of the President of Chad.
The outgoing president described the feat as a significant milestone for Nigeria’s economy and a game changer for the downstream petroleum products market in the entire African region.
“This mega industry we are commissioning today is a clear example of what can be achieved when entrepreneurs are encouraged and supported and when an enabling environment is created for investments and for businesses to thrive.
‘‘I am confident that my successor, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will sustain the improvement in our economic and business environment and strengthen the framework of our public private partnership policies to accelerate the pace of our economic growth and development.
‘I am happy to leave our economy in very competent hands,” Buhari said.
President Buhari, commended Alhaji Aliko Dangote’s leadership in executing the 650,000 barrels per day refinery, urged other entrepreneurs to emulate his example in driving economic growth and realizing Nigeria’s economic potential.
He stressed the need for African countries to come together, integrate their economies, eliminate trade barriers, and rally their populations to achieve Agenda 2063 for the continent’s prosperity.
Speaking further, the outgoing President said: ‘‘I urge and encourage our other great entrepreneurs to emulate this iconic Nigerian industrialist and join the Government in accelerating our growth in order to realize our country’s globally recognized economic potential.
‘‘When I travel around Africa and meet and engage my brother Heads of State (and I am delighted some of their Excellences are here) I often sense a quiet expectation that our country is blessed with resources and human capacity to lead Africa’s rise to economic prosperity and the attainment of Agenda 2063 – ‘The Africa we all want.’
On his part, chairman of the Dangote group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote thanked President Buhari and the Lagos state government for the support.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated the multi-billion dollars Refineries and Petrochemical Industries in the Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos.
The $18 billion facility is expected to enable Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in refined products and even have surplus for export.
The President performed was accompanied by his counterparts from Ghana, Togo, Niger, Senegal as well as a representative of the President of Chad.
The outgoing president described the feat as a significant milestone for Nigeria’s economy and a game changer for the downstream petroleum products market in the entire African region.
“This mega industry we are commissioning today is a clear example of what can be achieved when entrepreneurs are encouraged and supported and when an enabling environment is created for investments and for businesses to thrive.
‘‘I am confident that my successor, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will sustain the improvement in our economic and business environment and strengthen the framework of our public private partnership policies to accelerate the pace of our economic growth and development.
‘I am happy to leave our economy in very competent hands,” Buhari said.
President Buhari, commended Alhaji Aliko Dangote’s leadership in executing the 650,000 barrels per day refinery, urged other entrepreneurs to emulate his example in driving economic growth and realizing Nigeria’s economic potential.
He stressed the need for African countries to come together, integrate their economies, eliminate trade barriers, and rally their populations to achieve Agenda 2063 for the continent’s prosperity.
Speaking further, the outgoing President said: ‘‘I urge and encourage our other great entrepreneurs to emulate this iconic Nigerian industrialist and join the Government in accelerating our growth in order to realize our country’s globally recognized economic potential.
‘‘When I travel around Africa and meet and engage my brother Heads of State (and I am delighted some of their Excellences are here) I often sense a quiet expectation that our country is blessed with resources and human capacity to lead Africa’s rise to economic prosperity and the attainment of Agenda 2063 – ‘The Africa we all want.’
On his part, chairman of the Dangote group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote thanked President Buhari and the Lagos state government for the support.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated the multi-billion dollars Refineries and Petrochemical Industries in the Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos.
The $18 billion facility is expected to enable Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in refined products and even have surplus for export.
The President performed was accompanied by his counterparts from Ghana, Togo, Niger, Senegal as well as a representative of the President of Chad.
The outgoing president described the feat as a significant milestone for Nigeria’s economy and a game changer for the downstream petroleum products market in the entire African region.
“This mega industry we are commissioning today is a clear example of what can be achieved when entrepreneurs are encouraged and supported and when an enabling environment is created for investments and for businesses to thrive.
‘‘I am confident that my successor, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will sustain the improvement in our economic and business environment and strengthen the framework of our public private partnership policies to accelerate the pace of our economic growth and development.
‘I am happy to leave our economy in very competent hands,” Buhari said.
President Buhari, commended Alhaji Aliko Dangote’s leadership in executing the 650,000 barrels per day refinery, urged other entrepreneurs to emulate his example in driving economic growth and realizing Nigeria’s economic potential.
He stressed the need for African countries to come together, integrate their economies, eliminate trade barriers, and rally their populations to achieve Agenda 2063 for the continent’s prosperity.
Speaking further, the outgoing President said: ‘‘I urge and encourage our other great entrepreneurs to emulate this iconic Nigerian industrialist and join the Government in accelerating our growth in order to realize our country’s globally recognized economic potential.
‘‘When I travel around Africa and meet and engage my brother Heads of State (and I am delighted some of their Excellences are here) I often sense a quiet expectation that our country is blessed with resources and human capacity to lead Africa’s rise to economic prosperity and the attainment of Agenda 2063 – ‘The Africa we all want.’
On his part, chairman of the Dangote group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote thanked President Buhari and the Lagos state government for the support.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated the multi-billion dollars Refineries and Petrochemical Industries in the Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos.
The $18 billion facility is expected to enable Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in refined products and even have surplus for export.
The President performed was accompanied by his counterparts from Ghana, Togo, Niger, Senegal as well as a representative of the President of Chad.
The outgoing president described the feat as a significant milestone for Nigeria’s economy and a game changer for the downstream petroleum products market in the entire African region.
“This mega industry we are commissioning today is a clear example of what can be achieved when entrepreneurs are encouraged and supported and when an enabling environment is created for investments and for businesses to thrive.
‘‘I am confident that my successor, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will sustain the improvement in our economic and business environment and strengthen the framework of our public private partnership policies to accelerate the pace of our economic growth and development.
‘I am happy to leave our economy in very competent hands,” Buhari said.
President Buhari, commended Alhaji Aliko Dangote’s leadership in executing the 650,000 barrels per day refinery, urged other entrepreneurs to emulate his example in driving economic growth and realizing Nigeria’s economic potential.
He stressed the need for African countries to come together, integrate their economies, eliminate trade barriers, and rally their populations to achieve Agenda 2063 for the continent’s prosperity.
Speaking further, the outgoing President said: ‘‘I urge and encourage our other great entrepreneurs to emulate this iconic Nigerian industrialist and join the Government in accelerating our growth in order to realize our country’s globally recognized economic potential.
‘‘When I travel around Africa and meet and engage my brother Heads of State (and I am delighted some of their Excellences are here) I often sense a quiet expectation that our country is blessed with resources and human capacity to lead Africa’s rise to economic prosperity and the attainment of Agenda 2063 – ‘The Africa we all want.’
On his part, chairman of the Dangote group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote thanked President Buhari and the Lagos state government for the support.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated the multi-billion dollars Refineries and Petrochemical Industries in the Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos.
The $18 billion facility is expected to enable Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in refined products and even have surplus for export.
The President performed was accompanied by his counterparts from Ghana, Togo, Niger, Senegal as well as a representative of the President of Chad.
The outgoing president described the feat as a significant milestone for Nigeria’s economy and a game changer for the downstream petroleum products market in the entire African region.
“This mega industry we are commissioning today is a clear example of what can be achieved when entrepreneurs are encouraged and supported and when an enabling environment is created for investments and for businesses to thrive.
‘‘I am confident that my successor, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will sustain the improvement in our economic and business environment and strengthen the framework of our public private partnership policies to accelerate the pace of our economic growth and development.
‘I am happy to leave our economy in very competent hands,” Buhari said.
President Buhari, commended Alhaji Aliko Dangote’s leadership in executing the 650,000 barrels per day refinery, urged other entrepreneurs to emulate his example in driving economic growth and realizing Nigeria’s economic potential.
He stressed the need for African countries to come together, integrate their economies, eliminate trade barriers, and rally their populations to achieve Agenda 2063 for the continent’s prosperity.
Speaking further, the outgoing President said: ‘‘I urge and encourage our other great entrepreneurs to emulate this iconic Nigerian industrialist and join the Government in accelerating our growth in order to realize our country’s globally recognized economic potential.
‘‘When I travel around Africa and meet and engage my brother Heads of State (and I am delighted some of their Excellences are here) I often sense a quiet expectation that our country is blessed with resources and human capacity to lead Africa’s rise to economic prosperity and the attainment of Agenda 2063 – ‘The Africa we all want.’
On his part, chairman of the Dangote group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote thanked President Buhari and the Lagos state government for the support.
Related posts:
President Buhari to commission Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals today
Dangote gets $650m Afreximbank loan for Lekki refinery
Dangote petroleum refinery partners with NCDMB on local content
Dangote refinery will cut West Africa fuel imports – OPEC
Nigeria’s Dangote oil refinery delayed until end of 2020
Dangote promises jobs as 10 governors visit refinery
Refinery will be operated in line with int’l best practices-Dangote
BREAKING: Dangote names major refinery road after Herbert Wigwe
