Nigeria billionaire otedola back up Dangote In Clash Against A company he founded

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 Nigeria 🇳🇬 Billionaires Otedola Back Dangote In Clash Against A Company’s He Founders.

By~ MorufAkanbi .Oloyede

We built depots to stores our imported diesels, because the market was important driven and riddled with inefficient, but with Dangote’s refinery full operation, those gaps no longer Evist, we now have domestic production and local supply efficiency, reliable and proudly Nigeria. he added.Mr Otedola highly the benefits of the  Dangote Refinery, includes Eliminating gridlock around the ibafo Tincan and Apapa Areas and Elevate the Entire Logistic chain with the purchase of 8,000  brand New CNG Eco-friendly trucks. 
 The Disagreement arose between Dangote Refineries and Dappson over Marketing Structures and supply agreement.

Otedola Expresses Supports for Dangote Refinery, Criticising outdated Dappson practically 

Otedola Emphasizes innovation as crucial for industry relevant his Background Dappman.

He acknowledged Nigeria advancements include increased storage capacity and changing Businesses Models. 

By MorufAkanbi S.oloyede.

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