Alkebulanians,
For 60 years, one of the world’s largest oil producers couldn’t refine its own fuel.
Export the crude. Import the petrol. Pay the markup. Stand in line for the shortage.
That just ended.
Aliko Dangote built a $27 billion mega-refinery and did in a few years what the Nigerian government and Western oil giants spent half a century avoiding.
You’d think the world would celebrate. Instead the World Bank and IMF are panicking and the sabotage has already started.
Why? What scares them about a Nigeria that refines its own oil? What does the 1980s have to do with this? And why is Kenya the warning everyone should be watching right now?
This is not about petrol. This is about dismantling a 40-year racket in broad daylight.
