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Nigeria not ready to stop fuel importation, analysts warn

Ahmed held that he did not grant the request to avoid monopoly and ensure energy security in the country.

The comment from the regulator appeared to have irked Nigerians, many of whom called for his removal.

Speaking with our correspondent, an energy consultant, Henry Adigun, condemned the NMDPRA for making comments about the Dangote refinery in public.

He held that most of the things said by Ahmed were true, but they sought not to be made public.

According to Adigun, Nigeria should only stop fuel importation when at least three to four refineries are working in the country.

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