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Arise Television anchor, Rufai Oseni says former President Muhammadu Buhari and ex-Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, governor, Godwin Emefiele, deserve the credit for the successful establishment of the Dangote Refinery and not President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
Oseni stated this on Monday, reacting to claims made by the Chairman of the Nigeria Revenue Service, NRS, Zacch Adedeji, about the achievements of the Tinubu administration.
Adedeji featured on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics program on Sunday, where he spoke on the administration’s economic performance, citing the government’s increased revenue and the growing contribution of the Dangote Refinery to local fuel supply.
However, Oseni argued that the refinery was made possible by policies and economic conditions during the Buhari administration, especially the relative stability of the naira when Emefiele was CBN governor.
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“When they are trying to say Dangote Refinery is a product of this administration? “It’s not something from this administration,” Oseni said.
“It was the same Buhari’s government that kept the Naira stable, and the Emefiele they call names today was the one that kept Naira stable so that Dangote would be able to build that refinery,” he said.
The government had failed to meet some of the crude supply commitments it made to the Dangote Refinery, Oseni said.
“Do you know Dangote still has to go and buy Nigerian crude on the international market and bring it back?” He inquired.
The broadcaster said that while the Tinubu administration had achieved some economic successes, the government also needed to explain the effect of its policies on Nigerians and businesses.
“Yes, it had some wins. I mean, we don’t shy away from that, but also the debilitating effect of what was done on the economy is something we haven’t recovered from.
“The corporate sector shovel of about over 3 trillion in forex problems alone which they are rebounding on their books.
“The GDP shovel is over 100-some billion, but the individual cost on the lives of people that you and I are both paying, can they bring out that cost?” “Oseni asked.
