Petroleum expert Engr. Kailani Mohammed has criticized Aliko Dangote’s personal attacks on Farouk Ahmed, the former head of the NMDPRA, suggesting that the business mogul should be transparent about his own financial beginnings in Port Harcourt during the 1980s. Mohammed argued that Dangote’s allegations regarding the educational expenses of Ahmed’s children are an attempt to personalize a professional conflict driven by a desire to monopolize the oil industry. While Dangote claims to possess evidence of corruption against Ahmed, Mohammed questioned Dangote’s own past and integrity, implying that everyone has history that could be scrutinized. Furthermore, the expert supported previous claims that the Dangote Refinery is not yet fully operational at high capacity, asserting that its Fuel Catalytic Cracker is currently non-functional despite the refinery’s public claims of production efficiency.
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