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Pastor Adeboye Exposes Conspiracy Against Dangote’s Refinery, Says God Led Him To Build It

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Pastor Adeboye Exposes Conspiracy Against Dangote’s Refinery, Says God Led Him To Build It

The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, has revealed that it was divine inspiration that led Nigerian business magnate...CONTINUE READING…

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Aliko Dangote to establish the Dangote Refinery in the country.

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However, Pastor Adeboye also pointed out that there is a conspiracy among certain oil cabals in Nigeria, collaborating with international oil companies (IOCs), to hinder the operation of private refineries, including Dangote’s.

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During his address at the November 2024 Abuja Special Holy Ghost Service, Adeboye urged Nigerians to seek divine intervention to combat the actions of these unscrupulous oil marketers who aim to create further hardship for the people.

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Adeboye highlighted that despite Nigeria’s vast oil resources, the country continues to rely on fuel imports, with its four state-owned refineries remaining inoperative after years of failed attempts at revitalization. He noted that Dangote, with no familial ties to him or the Christian faith, stepped up to build a functional refinery to address the fuel crisis, but now faces opposition from those intent on maintaining the status quo.

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“Are we under a curse?” Pastor Adeboye questioned, emphasizing the stark contrast between the failed government refineries and Dangote’s working facility.

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The RCCG leader also noted the recent agreement between Dangote Refinery and the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) to sell petrol directly to its members. Despite this, Nigerians continue to face inflated petrol prices at NNPC stations and other retail outlets.

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