Industry Leaders Applaud Dangote Refinery’s Potential to Generate Multi-dimensional Wealth at Kano Fair
Industry Leaders Applaud Dangote Refinery's Potential to Generate Multi-dimensional Wealth at Kano Fair
Industry Leaders Applaud Dangote Refinery’s Potential to Generate Multi-dimensional Wealth at Kano Fair
Aysha S. Rabo
Industry leaders, including the Director General of the Kano Chamber of Commerce Industries Mines and Agriculture (KACCIMA), Tijani Aliyu Abdu Danzabuwa, shared their optimism for the Dangote Refinery’s success at the Kano International Trade Fair. Danzabuwa expressed hope for a seamless operation, anticipating that the refinery’s impact would help bring down fuel prices and alleviate fuel scarcity in Nigeria.
Participants at the Dangote pavilion during the Kano Fair echoed similar sentiments, describing the refinery as a “legacy project” that would positively transform Nigeria’s economy.
Dr. Ibrahim Samaila Kudu, who spoke to newsmen, welcomed the news of the refinery’s maiden crude cargo, stating that it would create multi-dimensional wealth across various sectors.
Salisu Sambajo of Sambajo General Enterprises Limited acknowledged the refinery’s potential to support the economy, describing it as a significant project that would positively impact Nigeria.
The billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola’s praise for the Dangote Refinery as the “eighth wonder of the world” resonated with the broader sentiment of hope and positivity at the Kano Fair.
As Dangote Refinery continues its operations, with plans to process one million barrels of crude oil and subsequent batches, industry players remain optimistic about its role in addressing fuel supply challenges in Nigeria and West Africa. The refinery’s compliance with international emission norms and standards further solidifies its position as a key player in the region’s energy sector.
In the midst of congratulatory messages and positive reviews, the unveiling of Dangote Packaging Limited (DPL) added another layer to the celebration at the Kano Fair. As a subsidiary of Dangote Industries, DPL, formerly known as Agrosacks, offers high-quality polypropylene bags for packaging, meeting the demands of Dangote Group and third-party markets.
The President of KACCIMA, Garba Imam, praised Dangote Group for its significant contributions to Nigeria’s growth and development, acknowledging the conglomerate’s impact on various sectors. With a commitment to enhancing awareness and acceptability of the DPL brand in Kano, industry leaders anticipate a positive trajectory for both the refinery and its associated packaging subsidiary.
Industry Leaders Applaud Dangote Refinery’s Potential to Generate Multi-dimensional Wealth at Kano Fair
