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Malta Oli Deals: Plot To Assassinate Dangote Exposed
“There is a sinister plot to assassinate Africa’s richest Billionaire and business mogul, Aliko Dangote, over his exposure that a refinery in Malta operated by some oil cartels have been importing substandard petroleum products into Nigeria,” an investigative journalist, Jackson Ude said in Monday in a post on X.
Dangote, had on July 22, alleged that oil traders and terminals have opened a blending plant in the island nation.
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According to the post, “an informant who is privy to the information about the plot said oil cabals in Nigeria are not only ganging up against Dangote and his refinery but also feel threatened by the exposure of shady oil deals in Malta.”
He continued: “Nigeria has so far imported fuel worth $2.25bn from Malta in nine years with 2023 recording the highest import from that country.”
“According to the informant, the plot would involve either be to target his private jet when he is flying or get hired assassins.
“A family source of Dangote confirmed the development and expressed worries. He said “yes we are aware. I am sure he (Dangote) maybe aware. We only pray that nothing happens to him because the consequences will be severe.”
“He said “Government must do everything to protect him. He is an asset to the country and his exposure of what is happening in the oil industry is patriotic.
A police source told me the Police is yet to receive any petition to that effect. He assured that the IG would not hesitate to order immediate investigation on the matter.”
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