The 16th Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II has said that the people in the NNPC do not want to end their lucrative subsidy scam.’

Speaking on the argument by NNPC that relying on one refinery is bad for our energy security, Muhammadu Sanusi II said: “This is most laughable

On the contrary, relying on a local refinery is far more secure than these imports. It is a very rich argument from an entity that had taken billions of dollars in the name of turnaround maintenance & not produced a drop of product from 4 refineries.

If NNPC activated its refineries there would be no monopoly. Then we can see the sulphur content of its products & compare them to Dangote’s.” Until then keeping quiet is the honourable option for it, NNPC & its spinoffs have lost any right to talk until they fix the m£ss they have thrown us into

In any case if the Dangote refinery is unable to meet local demand, the gap can be filled by imports & people in NNPC do not want to end their lucrative subsidy scam and I don’t think they will end it