Aliko Dangote Prophesy Comes Through As FG Plains To Sell Three Fefineries Says Kachukwu.

 Some few months back Nigerians said alots in favour and against what Aliko Dangote suggested to the Federal Government of Nigeria to sell some of the assets so that the Government can raise money for other investment.

Well, it may have been a good advise but most people where afraid of him because he will be the only one to buy this assets cheaply and make more more at the expense of what our fathers laboured for to benefit the entire Nation.

But in the other hand, we should also think out of the box in the sense that He, Dagote was giving the nationale exposes into what our Government is planing which may not favour the entire nation because of the extend of corruption in the national bureaucracy.

The truth of the matter is gradually unfolding as it comes from the horses month, Ibe Kachukwu.. The question now is "Why will the refineries be sold after rehabilitation rather than used for the benefits of the people????

Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu, has disclosed that the Federal government may sell the three refineries located in Kaduna, Warri and Port Harcourt after they have been fixed and dimmed operationally efficient.
Kachikwu disclosed this while speaking to state house correspondents in Abuja: He said:

“The feeling of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) and the President is that we should first get the refineries to be efficient before we talk about privatisation, otherwise we will be selling scraps. In their present state nobody is going to offer you serious money. A huge amount of investment is going into this."

The minister further explained that apart from this, there were other issues that could determine the final decision of the government on the refineries; the labour issues, for example, are some of the issues that must be addressed if such proposal would sail through.

He noted that the government has thought out other possible means of getting the refineries back to full productivity adding that the government would be shopping for investors who are willing to invest money and competence in the refineries:

“We have got to take the realities on ground. The decision therefore was to find investors who are willing, almost on a loan structure basis to put money, put the technical skills, work with our people who are there and we have very many skilled people, but let us face it, the fact that they are working today is because they are local people, they are local engineers who are able to resuscitate them. There is a capacity efficiency that we are not just tapping into now,” he said.