Nigeria: Dangote Refinery a Masterpiece of Science, Engineering, Art - Kenyan President

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Kenyan President William Ruto praised the Dangote Refinery during a visit to the facility on the outskirts of Lagos on Friday, describing it as an impressive example of science and engineering. According to Premium Times, Ruto toured the plant with his wife, Rachel Ruto, and said he was struck by the scale of the operation. He also expressed support for the Dangote family and Kenya’s role in the wider industrial agenda.
The visit came as Aliko Dangote outlined broader expansion plans for his group, including a larger push into African industrial development and cross-border investment. Premium Times reported that Dangote said the company is aiming to channel major investment into the continent and that Kenya is part of that effort. The article also linked the Lagos refinery to Dangote’s wider “Vision 2030” plans.
The report said a proposed Dangote refinery project in Lamu, Kenya, is expected to take shape as a 700,000-barrel-per-day facility intended to support energy security in East Africa and reduce dependence on imported fuel. It said the project would serve several countries in the region and is being developed with financing options under consideration. The article added that Engineers India Limited has been selected as the project management and engineering consultant for the Kenyan venture. The proposed investment underscores growing private-sector interest in African energy infrastructure and regional industrialization.
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