Dangote Refinery & $25B LFTZ: “These Are People Who Live And Work In Nigeria”, Reno Omokri Reacts To Reports Of Reality Tv Star, Tacha Buying A $20,000 (15m) Dress

Dangote Refinery & $25B LFTZ: “These Are People Who Live And Work In Nigeria”, Reno Omokri Reacts To Reports Of Reality Tv Star, Tacha Buying A $20,000 (15m) Dress

Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah

Reno Omokri has expressed his reaction to the reports surrounding reality TV star Tacha’s purchase of a $20,000 (15 million naira) dress by highlighting successful Nigerians in the nation others call a “Zoo”. CONTINUE READING

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He also threw some light on “The Dangote Refinery, owned by Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote, is one of the largest oil refineries in Africa, with an estimated worth of $15 billion. The Lekki Free Trade Zone, a special economic zone in Lagos, has attracted investments worth $25 billion, further bolstering the Nigerian economy.”

Omokri claimed that Nigeria “Nigeria has challenges. But it also has opportunities. And being a Nigerian comes with benefits, like being the first African nation to evacuate all its citizens willing to leave Sudan entirely.” CONTINUE READING

In his words, he said;

“I just read a story where a young girl wore a $22,000 dress to the AMVCA. Others wore designers of varying expensive values. These are people who live and work in Nigeria. So, we should ask ourselves if Nigeria is really that bad. I don’t think so. 6% of our population uses iPhones. Please don’t take my word for it. Research it. That is 12 million people.”

“Nigeria has challenges. But it also has opportunities. And being a Nigerian comes with benefits, like being the first African nation to evacuate all its citizens willing to leave Sudan entirely.”

“And now, there is the $19 billion Dangote Refinery. The world’s largest single-train refinery. Which is operating in the Lekki Free Trade Zone area, which already hosts $25 billion worth of investments. Nigeria is certainly not there yet. But she has a lot of promise.”

Source: Bushradiogist