THERE SEEM TO BE SOME SORT OF RIVALRY BETWEEN DANGOTE AND ANOTHER NIGERIAN BUSINESS MOGUL AS HE'S ALSO ATTEMPTING TO BUILD A REFINERY

 “The Secret is Out”: Lady Breaks Silence as Another Billionaire After Dangote Begins His Refinery 

  • A Nigerian lady expressed her perspective on the constructive competition between Abdul Samad Rabiu, the BUA Group founder, and Aliko Dangote, the Dangote Group chairman.
  • She highlighted how Rabiu, mirroring Dangote, initiated the construction of his refinery. 
  • Despite recognizing the intense rivalry, she foresaw long-term benefits for the Nigerian economy.
source: legit.ng

A Nigerian woman shared her thoughts on the prolonged competition between two of Africa's wealthiest individuals: Abdul Samad Rabiu, the CEO of BUA Group, and Aliko Dangote, the founder and chairman of Dangote Group. This discussion unfolded following the inauguration of a substantial refinery in Lagos.

In her tweet from the Twitter account @gviev, she noted that the BUA founder had mirrored Dangote's actions by commencing the construction of a refinery in Akwa Ibom state.

She acknowledged the evident rivalry between the two Nigerian business moguls but foresaw a beneficial influence on the Nigerian economy over time.

See her tweet below:

Na Wa !

BUA / its owner Abdul Rabiu just dey track dey follow Dangote/ Aliko Dangote back to back... in every area of his endeavor. 

Now BUA is building a 200,000 pd Oil Refinery on Akwa Ibom State... to produce Petroleum products for Nigeria and Africa.

I understand the BUA Refinery is going live for production in 2024!!

I like the competition though...for the market.

 

source: legit.ng

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