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Energy Reforms Advocates Warn Against Plans by NNPCL, Cabal to Cripple Dangote, Local Refineries in Nigeria
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By Dansu Peter
The Energy Reforms Advocates of Nigeria (ERAN) has raised an alarm over an alleged plot by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) and a powerful cabal to sabotage the operations of the Dangote Refinery and other local refineries.
According to ERAN led by Daniel Clarke, the NNPCL plans to cut the supply of crude oil to the Dangote Refinery, a move that would force the facility to operate below capacity and undermine its ability to meet domestic demand.
This would lead to increased reliance on fuel imports, higher costs, and a return to the dreaded fuel queues.
At a press conference in Abuja, ERAN said that the corrupt cabal within the NNPCL is unsettled by the Dangote Refinery's success, which threatens to expose their long-standing inefficiencies and corrupt practices.
The cabal allegedly aims to frustrate the refinery's operations and portray it as unreliable.
The advocacy group praised the Dangote Refinery's recent decision to lower fuel prices during the Yuletide season, describing it as a bold statement of its commitment to Nigerians.
"The recent news that NNPCL may cut crude oil supply to the Dangote Refinery and other local refineries is a cause for alarm. This decision, if implemented, would be patently unjustifiable and strategically detrimental to the refinery’s operational efficacy, thereby subverting Nigeria’s quest for energy self-sufficiency," the statement said.
"This move appears to be a deliberate and orchestrated attempt to undermine the Dangote Refinery, which has been operating at full capacity, through a concerted and compound action.
"It Is particularly perplexing that this decision comes on the heels of reviving dormant refineries, which had been in a state of disrepair for an extended period, and were allegedly utilized as conduits for embezzling billions of naira without any meaningful efforts to resuscitate them.
"The sudden pronouncement that these refineries will soon become fully operational, followed by the surreptitious maneuvering to drastically curtail the allocation to the Dangote Refinery, raises pernicious concerns about the motivations underlying this decision.
"Evidently, the corrupt cabal within NNPCL is unsettled by their inability to dictate the prices at which Dangote Refinery sells its products. By reducing crude allocation, they aim to frustrate its operations and portray it as unreliable.
"Also, despite the production of AGO and Jet-A1 that exceeds the current daily consumption of petroleum products in Nigeria by the Dangote Refinery, against agreed terms, the Nigeria Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) allegedly continued to issue import licenses to NNPCL, Matrix, and other companies for importing petroleum products such as Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) and Jet Fuel (aviation turbine fuel) into Nigeria.
"Nonetheless, it is worth noting that Dangote Refinery’s recent decision to lower fuel prices during the Yuletide season was a bold statement of its commitment to Nigerians- a strong love for the people in easing the economy burden and strain. This move, hailed by citizens nationwide, was perceived as an insult by the cabal who feared losing control over the narrative of fuel pricing.
"From record , it can be said that the gasoline bought from Dangote Refinery is actually cheaper and of good quality than the one they are importing, which begs the question as to why they aren’t supporting our indigenous production.
"However, It is patently clear that the opposition to Dangote Refinery’s endeavors stems from a deep-seated fear harbored by a powerful cabal, who dread being exposed for their long-standing inefficiencies and corrupt practices.
"The Dangote Refinery’s success would rate private refineries higher than state-owned ones, challenging the relevance of NNPCL’s operations and its long-standing inefficiencies, which would raise suspicion about the operation of the leadership in NNPCL.
"The Energy Reforms Advocates of Nigeria is very much convinced that this perceived threat has prompted the creation of a facade, wherein unrealistic expectations are being built around refineries that are yet to become fully operational.
"These refineries, which would essentially function as blending plants, are being allocated crude oil supplies, while the allocation for Dangote Refinery is being deliberately reduced. This is one which is ostensibly designed to frustrate Dangote Refinery's operations and enable the cabal to regain control over Nigeria's oil and gas sector, thereby perpetuating their corrupt practices."
ERAN called on the federal government to take immediate action to prevent any reduction in crude allocation to the Dangote Refinery and other local refineries. The group also demanded that the NNPCL's operations be subjected to independent audits to ensure accountability.
By Dansu Peter
The Energy Reforms Advocates of Nigeria (ERAN) has raised an alarm over an alleged plot by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) and a powerful cabal to sabotage the operations of the Dangote Refinery and other local refineries.
According to ERAN led by Daniel Clarke, the NNPCL plans to cut the supply of crude oil to the Dangote Refinery, a move that would force the facility to operate below capacity and undermine its ability to meet domestic demand.
This would lead to increased reliance on fuel imports, higher costs, and a return to the dreaded fuel queues.
At a press conference in Abuja, ERAN said that the corrupt cabal within the NNPCL is unsettled by the Dangote Refinery's success, which threatens to expose their long-standing inefficiencies and corrupt practices.
The cabal allegedly aims to frustrate the refinery's operations and portray it as unreliable.
The advocacy group praised the Dangote Refinery's recent decision to lower fuel prices during the Yuletide season, describing it as a bold statement of its commitment to Nigerians.
"The recent news that NNPCL may cut crude oil supply to the Dangote Refinery and other local refineries is a cause for alarm. This decision, if implemented, would be patently unjustifiable and strategically detrimental to the refinery’s operational efficacy, thereby subverting Nigeria’s quest for energy self-sufficiency," the statement said.
"This move appears to be a deliberate and orchestrated attempt to undermine the Dangote Refinery, which has been operating at full capacity, through a concerted and compound action.
"It Is particularly perplexing that this decision comes on the heels of reviving dormant refineries, which had been in a state of disrepair for an extended period, and were allegedly utilized as conduits for embezzling billions of naira without any meaningful efforts to resuscitate them.
"The sudden pronouncement that these refineries will soon become fully operational, followed by the surreptitious maneuvering to drastically curtail the allocation to the Dangote Refinery, raises pernicious concerns about the motivations underlying this decision.
"Evidently, the corrupt cabal within NNPCL is unsettled by their inability to dictate the prices at which Dangote Refinery sells its products. By reducing crude allocation, they aim to frustrate its operations and portray it as unreliable.
"Also, despite the production of AGO and Jet-A1 that exceeds the current daily consumption of petroleum products in Nigeria by the Dangote Refinery, against agreed terms, the Nigeria Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) allegedly continued to issue import licenses to NNPCL, Matrix, and other companies for importing petroleum products such as Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) and Jet Fuel (aviation turbine fuel) into Nigeria.
"Nonetheless, it is worth noting that Dangote Refinery’s recent decision to lower fuel prices during the Yuletide season was a bold statement of its commitment to Nigerians- a strong love for the people in easing the economy burden and strain. This move, hailed by citizens nationwide, was perceived as an insult by the cabal who feared losing control over the narrative of fuel pricing.
"From record , it can be said that the gasoline bought from Dangote Refinery is actually cheaper and of good quality than the one they are importing, which begs the question as to why they aren’t supporting our indigenous production.
"However, It is patently clear that the opposition to Dangote Refinery’s endeavors stems from a deep-seated fear harbored by a powerful cabal, who dread being exposed for their long-standing inefficiencies and corrupt practices.
"The Dangote Refinery’s success would rate private refineries higher than state-owned ones, challenging the relevance of NNPCL’s operations and its long-standing inefficiencies, which would raise suspicion about the operation of the leadership in NNPCL.
"The Energy Reforms Advocates of Nigeria is very much convinced that this perceived threat has prompted the creation of a facade, wherein unrealistic expectations are being built around refineries that are yet to become fully operational.
"These refineries, which would essentially function as blending plants, are being allocated crude oil supplies, while the allocation for Dangote Refinery is being deliberately reduced. This is one which is ostensibly designed to frustrate Dangote Refinery's operations and enable the cabal to regain control over Nigeria's oil and gas sector, thereby perpetuating their corrupt practices."
ERAN called on the federal government to take immediate action to prevent any reduction in crude allocation to the Dangote Refinery and other local refineries. The group also demanded that the NNPCL's operations be subjected to independent audits to ensure accountability.
Wishing You A Fraudulent-Free 2025: USD5 Trillion Economy Is Possible By 2030 – Dr. Gashinbaki
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The Untold Story: How Tinubu's Secret Recordings in the 1990s Asylum Exposed Abacha's Looting – Ojudu
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Nationalists Movement Back Obasanjo on Port Harcourt Refinery
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... Says NNPCL Has Squandered the Nation's Wealth on a Blending Plant
By Dansu Peter
In a statement signed by Elder Ogbor Awuru, the group said Obasanjo's revelation that over $2 billion has been squandered on the refineries, which still remain non-functional, is a damning indictment of the NNPCL's leadership.
The movement agreed with the ex-president that the NNPCL's decision to reject Aliko Dangote's $750 million offer to manage the Port Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna refineries in 2007 was a gross misjudgment.
According to Awuru, this decision has led to billions of dollars being squandered on the refineries without achieving any meaningful results.
Contrary to the NNPCL's claims, he noted that Port Harcourt refinery is merely blending and not refining crude oil.
Awuru lamented that this deception is unacceptable and highlights the need for urgent action to address the corruption and mismanagement that have plagued the NNPCL.
"The Nationalists Movement is throwing its weight behind former President Olusegun Obasanjo's recent claims about the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited's (NNPCL) mismanagement of the nation's refineries," the statement said.
"Obasanjo's revelation that over $2 billion has been squandered on the refineries, which still remain non-functional, is a damning indictment of the NNPCL's leadership.
"We concur with Obasanjo that the NNPCL's decision to reject Aliko Dangote's $750 million offer to manage the Port Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna refineries in 2007 was a gross misjudgment.
"It is even more appalling that the NNPCL has gone on to squander billions of dollars on the refineries without achieving any meaningful results. The NNPCL's claim that the Port Harcourt refinery has commenced crude oil processing has proven incorrect.
"The truth is that the refinery is merely blending and not refining. This level of deception is unacceptable and underscores the need for urgent action to address the corruption and mismanagement that have plagued the NNPCL."
The group also raised concerns over Mele Kyari's tenure as the NNPCL's Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) which it said has been marred by mismanagement, corruption, and a blatant disregard for accountability.
Aware said: "His leadership style is defined by a lack of transparency and a reluctance to confront the systemic problems plaguing the oil and gas industry.
"Kyari's handling of the Port Harcourt Refinery issue is a prime example of his modus operandi: using elaborate publicity stunts to mask underlying failures.
"We call on President Bola Tinubu to take immediate action to address the corruption and mismanagement at the NNPCL. The Nigerian people deserve better, and it is time for the government to take decisive action to ensure that the nation's resources are managed efficiently and effectively."
... Says NNPCL Has Squandered the Nation's Wealth on a Blending Plant
By Dansu Peter
In a statement signed by Elder Ogbor Awuru, the group said Obasanjo's revelation that over $2 billion has been squandered on the refineries, which still remain non-functional, is a damning indictment of the NNPCL's leadership.
The movement agreed with the ex-president that the NNPCL's decision to reject Aliko Dangote's $750 million offer to manage the Port Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna refineries in 2007 was a gross misjudgment.
According to Awuru, this decision has led to billions of dollars being squandered on the refineries without achieving any meaningful results.
Contrary to the NNPCL's claims, he noted that Port Harcourt refinery is merely blending and not refining crude oil.
Awuru lamented that this deception is unacceptable and highlights the need for urgent action to address the corruption and mismanagement that have plagued the NNPCL.
"The Nationalists Movement is throwing its weight behind former President Olusegun Obasanjo's recent claims about the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited's (NNPCL) mismanagement of the nation's refineries," the statement said.
"Obasanjo's revelation that over $2 billion has been squandered on the refineries, which still remain non-functional, is a damning indictment of the NNPCL's leadership.
"We concur with Obasanjo that the NNPCL's decision to reject Aliko Dangote's $750 million offer to manage the Port Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna refineries in 2007 was a gross misjudgment.
"It is even more appalling that the NNPCL has gone on to squander billions of dollars on the refineries without achieving any meaningful results. The NNPCL's claim that the Port Harcourt refinery has commenced crude oil processing has proven incorrect.
"The truth is that the refinery is merely blending and not refining. This level of deception is unacceptable and underscores the need for urgent action to address the corruption and mismanagement that have plagued the NNPCL."
The group also raised concerns over Mele Kyari's tenure as the NNPCL's Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) which it said has been marred by mismanagement, corruption, and a blatant disregard for accountability.
Aware said: "His leadership style is defined by a lack of transparency and a reluctance to confront the systemic problems plaguing the oil and gas industry.
"Kyari's handling of the Port Harcourt Refinery issue is a prime example of his modus operandi: using elaborate publicity stunts to mask underlying failures.
"We call on President Bola Tinubu to take immediate action to address the corruption and mismanagement at the NNPCL. The Nigerian people deserve better, and it is time for the government to take decisive action to ensure that the nation's resources are managed efficiently and effectively."
Transparency Group Calls for Disciplinary Action Against Shamseldeen Ogunjimi
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By Our Reporter
According to the group, Ogunjimi's behaviour is a blatant disregard for ethics and the law and he has no place in the civil service.
In a statement signed by Segun Badamosi Thomas, the group highlighted the systemic failures that have enabled Ogunjimi's misconduct despite his questionable character.
Thomas called for a thorough investigation into Ogunjimi's activities and disciplinary action to ensure he was held accountable.
Furthermore, they urged that Ogunjimi be prevented from holding any public office in the future, citing his presence in the civil service as a toxic influence that undermines the institution's integrity.
"We are compelled to bring to the attention of President Bola Tinubu a grave matter of concern regarding the egregious misconduct of Shamseldeen Babatunde Ogunjimi, a director with the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs," the statement said.
"Ogunjimi's reprehensible behaviour, marked by corruption, forgery, and other crimes, is an affront to the values of integrity, transparency, and accountability that the civil service is supposed to uphold.
"Individuals like Ogunjimi, whose actions demonstrate a blatant disregard for ethics and the law, have no place in the civil service. It is unconscionable that someone with such a tainted record has been allowed to occupy a position of trust and responsibility.
"The fact that Ogunjimi has been able to manipulate the system to his advantage, despite his questionable character, is a damning indictment of the systemic failures that have enabled his misconduct.
"We urge President Tinubu to take immediate and decisive action to address this matter. A thorough investigation into Ogunjimi's activities must be conducted, and disciplinary action must be taken to ensure that he is held accountable for his misconduct.
"Furthermore, we demand that Ogunjimi be prevented from holding any public office in the future, as his presence in the civil service is a toxic influence that undermines the integrity of the institution.
"The Nigerian people deserve better. They deserve a civil service that is characterized by transparency, accountability, and integrity. By taking swift and decisive action against Ogunjimi, President Tinubu can demonstrate his commitment to these values and send a strong message that corruption and misconduct will not be tolerated in the civil service.
"We await the President's prompt action on this matter. The integrity of the civil service is at stake, and it is imperative that decisive action is taken to address this egregious misconduct."
By Our Reporter
According to the group, Ogunjimi's behaviour is a blatant disregard for ethics and the law and he has no place in the civil service.
In a statement signed by Segun Badamosi Thomas, the group highlighted the systemic failures that have enabled Ogunjimi's misconduct despite his questionable character.
Thomas called for a thorough investigation into Ogunjimi's activities and disciplinary action to ensure he was held accountable.
Furthermore, they urged that Ogunjimi be prevented from holding any public office in the future, citing his presence in the civil service as a toxic influence that undermines the institution's integrity.
"We are compelled to bring to the attention of President Bola Tinubu a grave matter of concern regarding the egregious misconduct of Shamseldeen Babatunde Ogunjimi, a director with the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs," the statement said.
"Ogunjimi's reprehensible behaviour, marked by corruption, forgery, and other crimes, is an affront to the values of integrity, transparency, and accountability that the civil service is supposed to uphold.
"Individuals like Ogunjimi, whose actions demonstrate a blatant disregard for ethics and the law, have no place in the civil service. It is unconscionable that someone with such a tainted record has been allowed to occupy a position of trust and responsibility.
"The fact that Ogunjimi has been able to manipulate the system to his advantage, despite his questionable character, is a damning indictment of the systemic failures that have enabled his misconduct.
"We urge President Tinubu to take immediate and decisive action to address this matter. A thorough investigation into Ogunjimi's activities must be conducted, and disciplinary action must be taken to ensure that he is held accountable for his misconduct.
"Furthermore, we demand that Ogunjimi be prevented from holding any public office in the future, as his presence in the civil service is a toxic influence that undermines the integrity of the institution.
"The Nigerian people deserve better. They deserve a civil service that is characterized by transparency, accountability, and integrity. By taking swift and decisive action against Ogunjimi, President Tinubu can demonstrate his commitment to these values and send a strong message that corruption and misconduct will not be tolerated in the civil service.
"We await the President's prompt action on this matter. The integrity of the civil service is at stake, and it is imperative that decisive action is taken to address this egregious misconduct."
Group calls on President Tinubu to rethink the appointment of Shamseldeen Babatunde as acting AGF
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By Dansu Peter
The National Accountability Crusade Vanguard (NACV) has called on President Ahmed Tinubu to urgently rethink the decision of appointing Dr. Shamseldeen Babatunde Ogunjimi as the Acting Accountant General of the Federation.
In a release signed personally and made available to the media, the Executive Director of the group Dr. Kamarudeen Salu described Ogunjimi as an opportunist and a misfit for the office of the Accountant General of the Federation.
The group described the several years of Mr. Ogunjimi public service in financial management across the public and private sectors as an extensive merry-go-round and a waste, as he has added nothing but only became Publilius Syrus, rolling stone that gathers no moss. He cannot therefore sow in Samaria and expect to reap in Jerusalem.
The statement drew the attention of Mr. President to all the positions held, including Director of Funds at the OAGF and Director of Finance and Accounts at the Ministry of Foreign Affair reiterating that all those positions have only led to monumental waste of public funds and goodwill, as he has woefully refused to successfully deliver on his mandates and schedules of duties.
They also drew the President’s attention to the Annual Performance Evaluation Records (APER) form and series of promotional examinations, where Ogunjimi refused to measure up to both the grading and the eligibility scores for any of the promotional examinations, but had to buy his way over at each point. Describing such as a very bad example to the lower officers.
A chartered accountant, certified fraud examiner, chartered stockbroker, and chartered security and investment specialist, Mr. Ogunjimi failed miserably in juxtaposing his ascribed knowledge to the everyday running of his schedules. It is very clear that his academic qualifications; both the Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) in Accountancy and a Master’s in Finance and Accounting, were either a factor of calculated mistake or a testimony to the fallen standard of education, as he is unable through the discharge of his duties to give proper account of those scholarships.
Mr Ogunjimi lacks competence, trustworthiness, integrity and the necessary basic transparency demanding of such office, and can therefore not be able to effectively manage nor advance the economic reform agenda of the present government.
The group questioned the possibility of obtaining the West African School Certificate in 1985 from the Government College, Ikorodu, and graduating from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, in 1990 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accountancy, within a period of four years, in a country bedeviled by constant strikes and educational dislocations. They also wondered how within the same period he equally obtained his Master’s Degree in Accounting and Finance from the University of Lagos.
While doubting his entire credentials, they describe as farcical and a fluke or the subject of the cash-and-carry syndrome in our educational system his several credentials. Consequently, they strongly believe that such character lacks the moral imperative and fortitude to effectively and efficiently drive the fiscal reforms and ensure transparency in government finance.
“How can someone who came into the civil service in 2000 become the AG-F in January, 2025, a period of just 24 years in service? They questioned. Stating that, he lacks the basic bureaucratic experience and competencies for such lofty and tasking office.
He has spent all his life and career in the questionable private sector from 1991, where he is assumed to have worked as an accountant at Humana Diagnostic and Heart Centre in Lagos and only came into the Civil service in 2000 and it is therefore unfair to come in and pick the highest office” they stated.
“We finally state that, Shamseldeen Babatunde Ogunjimi is unfit to occupy the position of Accountant General of the Federation. We therefore unequivocally call on Mr. President to rethink the decision but allow only capable personalities to fill the vacancy when Madein finally bows out of office” they concluded.
By Dansu Peter
The National Accountability Crusade Vanguard (NACV) has called on President Ahmed Tinubu to urgently rethink the decision of appointing Dr. Shamseldeen Babatunde Ogunjimi as the Acting Accountant General of the Federation.
In a release signed personally and made available to the media, the Executive Director of the group Dr. Kamarudeen Salu described Ogunjimi as an opportunist and a misfit for the office of the Accountant General of the Federation.
The group described the several years of Mr. Ogunjimi public service in financial management across the public and private sectors as an extensive merry-go-round and a waste, as he has added nothing but only became Publilius Syrus, rolling stone that gathers no moss. He cannot therefore sow in Samaria and expect to reap in Jerusalem.
The statement drew the attention of Mr. President to all the positions held, including Director of Funds at the OAGF and Director of Finance and Accounts at the Ministry of Foreign Affair reiterating that all those positions have only led to monumental waste of public funds and goodwill, as he has woefully refused to successfully deliver on his mandates and schedules of duties.
They also drew the President’s attention to the Annual Performance Evaluation Records (APER) form and series of promotional examinations, where Ogunjimi refused to measure up to both the grading and the eligibility scores for any of the promotional examinations, but had to buy his way over at each point. Describing such as a very bad example to the lower officers.
A chartered accountant, certified fraud examiner, chartered stockbroker, and chartered security and investment specialist, Mr. Ogunjimi failed miserably in juxtaposing his ascribed knowledge to the everyday running of his schedules. It is very clear that his academic qualifications; both the Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) in Accountancy and a Master’s in Finance and Accounting, were either a factor of calculated mistake or a testimony to the fallen standard of education, as he is unable through the discharge of his duties to give proper account of those scholarships.
Mr Ogunjimi lacks competence, trustworthiness, integrity and the necessary basic transparency demanding of such office, and can therefore not be able to effectively manage nor advance the economic reform agenda of the present government.
The group questioned the possibility of obtaining the West African School Certificate in 1985 from the Government College, Ikorodu, and graduating from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, in 1990 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accountancy, within a period of four years, in a country bedeviled by constant strikes and educational dislocations. They also wondered how within the same period he equally obtained his Master’s Degree in Accounting and Finance from the University of Lagos.
While doubting his entire credentials, they describe as farcical and a fluke or the subject of the cash-and-carry syndrome in our educational system his several credentials. Consequently, they strongly believe that such character lacks the moral imperative and fortitude to effectively and efficiently drive the fiscal reforms and ensure transparency in government finance.
“How can someone who came into the civil service in 2000 become the AG-F in January, 2025, a period of just 24 years in service? They questioned. Stating that, he lacks the basic bureaucratic experience and competencies for such lofty and tasking office.
He has spent all his life and career in the questionable private sector from 1991, where he is assumed to have worked as an accountant at Humana Diagnostic and Heart Centre in Lagos and only came into the Civil service in 2000 and it is therefore unfair to come in and pick the highest office” they stated.
“We finally state that, Shamseldeen Babatunde Ogunjimi is unfit to occupy the position of Accountant General of the Federation. We therefore unequivocally call on Mr. President to rethink the decision but allow only capable personalities to fill the vacancy when Madein finally bows out of office” they concluded.