‘If $23bn refinery didn’t work, I was dead’ – Dangote
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 18/02/2025
Nigerian billionaire businessman, Aliko Dangote, has claimed his $23bn refinery project is the “biggest risk” of his life.Dangote stated this in an interview with Forbes on Monday.He opened up about the challenges and risks he encountered in setting up the venture.“It was the biggest risk of my life. If this didn’t work, I was dead,” Dangote said.Despite the refinery’s groundbreaking capacity of 650,000 barrels per day and status as Africa’s largest, Dangote admitted the journey to its completion was filled with uncertainties.Dangote also made it clear that Nigeria and Africa cannot keep (…)
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