Senate wades into Dangote, NNPCL feud

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Senate wades into Dangote, NNPCL feud
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The Senate disclosed on Thursday that it would wade into the face-off between regulators in the petroleum sector and Aliko Dangote, with a view to facilitating the take-off of the Dangote refinery.

It also launched a marathon investigation into cases of sabotage in the petroleum industry in the last 10 years. Public hearings on the…

Senate majority leader and chairman of the ad-hoc Committee, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, said the crisis involving Dangote Group is within the responsibilities given to the Committee, adding that all parties to the crisis will soon be invited to a crucial meeting. It will equally inquire from the NNPCL the state/status of the 22 depots built by the defunct NNPC to eliminate road distribution of petroleum products.

Bamidele said the Ad-Hoc Committee has identified some critical stakeholders to interact with in the course of discharging this noble assignment. They include the Minister of State for Petroleum ; Ministers of Finance; Trade and Investment; as well as the NNPCL. “Additionally, the Committee will meet with stakeholders in their various zones to gather localised insights and feedback. To ensure broad participation and transparency, the Committee will create a platform for the general public and stakeholders to submit memoranda before the public hearings.”

Nigeria's armed forces and DSS security agency on Thursday warned against Kenya-style violence in protests planned for next week over soaring costs of living, saying the military would stop any attempts to create "anarchy". While Kenya has been rocked by deadly protests that forced the government to repeal new taxes, Nigeria has seen little unrest…

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