Dangoterefinery, #Airpeace #SecureID #Kamsteel

In the tapestry of Nigeria’s economic evolution, few threads shine as brightly as the visionary endeavors of Alh. Aliko Dangote and his monumental feat, the Dangote Refinery. Today, we take a moment to pay homage to a man whose entrepreneurial spirit and relentless pursuit of excellence have not only reshaped the industrial landscape of Nigeria but have also ignited a beacon of hope for self-sufficiency in the African continent.

The recent news that the Dangote Refinery has commenced the sale of Diesel at Significantly Reduced Prices heralds a new era of energy independence and economic stability. This bold move has seen the pump price of diesel plummet, bringing relief to a nation eagerly seeking respite from fuel scarcity and high costs.

This tribute, however, extends beyond the confines of the oil and gas sector. It draws parallels to the laudable strides made by another Nigerian luminary, Allen Onyema of Air Peace, whose contributions to the aviation industry echo the same spirit of national advancement and affordability. Just as the introduction of Globacom Per-Minute Billing revolutionized telecommunications, making it more accessible and cost-effective, so too have these industrial giants transformed their respective sectors, making essential services more attainable for the average Nigerian.

The growth and prosperity of our nation heavily rely on the strength and innovation of indigenous companies. The likes of SecureID & Kam Steel are pioneering forces within their spaces, embodying the essence of Nigerian resourcefulness and ingenuity. These companies, along with the Dangote Group and Air Peace, are not merely businesses; they are national assets that deserve the full support of the Federal Government and the Private Sector alike.

In alignment with NACCIMA’s objectives Public-Private Partnerships, we urge the Government, to continue to aggressively nurture the fertile ground from which our indigenous enterprises can flourish.

Our nation stands at a crossroads, where the collaborative efforts of the government and private entities like Dangote Refinery and Air Peace can pave the way for a future where prosperity is not just a dream but a tangible reality. Let us rally behind these trailblazers, for their success is Nigeria’s triumph. Together, we can build a nation that not only meets the needs of its people but also stands as a pillar of industrial strength and innovation on the global stage.

In closing, we extend our deepest respect and gratitude to Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Allen Onyema, and all those who dare to dream and toil for a better Nigeria. Your legacies are etched not only in the foundations of your enterprises but in the hearts of the Nigerian people.

Long live the spirit of enterprise and partnership.

Long live Nigeria.

Dele Kelvin Oye
National President
NACCIMA)