Who wins when Nigeria's richest man takes on the 'oil mafia'?

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Who wins when Nigeria's richest man takes on the 'oil mafia'? - BBC Business

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Having built a $20bn oil refinery, Aliko Dangote is now at the heart of a row in the murky industry.

Nigerian oil expert Kelvin Emmanuel says in 2019 the country’s official petrol consumption "jumped by 284% to 70m litres per day without empirical evidence to justify such a sharp increase in demand".

On his second day in office Nigeria’s Vice-President Kashim Shettima referred to "the fuel subsidy scam" being "an albatross around the neck of the economy".