Rufai Oseni, an Arise TV personality, expressed doubt about the resumption of operations at the Warri refinery. He stated that he would only take the NNPC seriously once the catalytic cracking units of both the Warri and Port Harcourt refineries are operational, dismissing "half measures."
Rufai Oseni, an Arise TV personality, has expressed skepticism regarding the announcement of the resumption of operations at the Warri Refinery, made by NNPC boss Mele Kyari on December 30.
Oseni stated that he would only take the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) seriously once the catalytic cracking units of both the Port Harcourt and Warri refineries are operational. He further emphasized that he does not celebrate "half measures," reflecting his doubts about the full effectiveness of the refinery's revival.
Oseni’s remarks highlight the ongoing concerns about Nigeria's oil sector, with many questioning the true readiness of the refineries to meet the country's energy needs. The NNPC's announcement has sparked varied reactions, with some citizens hoping for real progress, while others remain cautious, waiting for tangible results.
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