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Prof. Alexia Thomas was born on the 2nd of March 1973. She is a Philosopher, a Musician, a Humanitarian, a Politician, a Writer, a Curator, a Political Advocate, an Idealist, a Socialist, a Counsellor, a Teacher, a Human Rights Advocate, a Legal Practitioner, an Activist, a Realist and a Bureaucrat.
A British fiery Human Rights Activist who is the Chairman, The Commonwealth Liberation Party, a registered political party in United Kingdom (UK) and President, Independent Diplomat Commission (IDC), and Chieftain, Commonwealth Alliance Treaty Commission in United Kingdom.   Fondly called ‘Royal Mother’,she has been at the fore-front of fighting against the acts of slavery, injustice and dehumanization of United Kingdom Border Agency, UKBA against Commonwealth citizens.

NOBLE QUOTES BY PROF ALEXIA THOMAS:
“Human race has the power to enact love energy to accept different race with oneness and love”
“We cannot drive the wagon into the future without retrogressing to the past”
“No man has the right to deny another man his free will liberty to be free”
“All government of the world and leaders of the world should observe protocol against human oppression”
“Law of magna carta is broken and the consequences of retribution must be averted as the dice has been cast and denial is not an option for the threat of karma not to hunt great Britain and her territories”
Prof. Thomas was born in Nigeria to Mr. Thomas Anofojie Ihenyen and late Mrs Bridjet Okhen Itua both from Esan Central, Edo State – Nigeria.
Prof. Thomas at birth was named Elizabeth Ihenyen.
• At age 4, her mother separated from her father and she her three siblings were taken to the village in Oghabgo-Ekpomo by her mother to live with their grandmother.
• At age 8, her father fought hard to bring them back to Lagos where they lived and grew up with their step mother.
• At age 17 she realised her talent in singing with the aid of her mother’s advice, she abbreviated Elizabeth to be Lizzy and Ihenyen to be Henz and became known as Lizzy Henz, which became her artistic name.
• At age 18, she lost her mother to a mysterious death at age 35. Having had a mother who was the prettiest woman she ever knew, who spoilt her with rich gifts. She felt the death of her mother is a strive to achieve greatness not wanting to be consoled by the lost. Her father’s words of encouragement kept her going “Forget your mother’s wealth, strive to achieve yours”. Reasons being that Prof. Thomas mother was married to another man and this denied her access to her mother’s wealth. Ever since, her courage is not to value Gold and Silver but wake her conscious knowledge to develop life ethical wisdom.
• At age 29 she got married to Mr. Lennox Igoche Ikwue and then adopted the name Lizzy Ikwue-Henz.
• At age 35 she separated from her husband due to his infidelity in the marriage and she relinquished the use of her name Lizzy Ikwue-Henz and officially and formally adopted the name Alexia Thomas through deed poll change of name.
• Prof. Thomas is a woman who believes in the dignity of labour. She is born to a family of four. She has a younger sister Loveth born 1975 lives in Canada, a younger brother Alex born 1976 lives in Nigeria and another brother Victor born 1978 lives in America.
• At age 17, a lady by name Miss Uche and her male associate in Festac Town, Lagos approached Prof. Thomas then known as Lizzy by name in a conversation and told her she is beautiful, look like a model and that she should take up music as a career. Yes this was the beginning of new dream.
• Prof. Thomas mum and dad refused to support her but she refused giving up her career and pushed her inspiration. She got herself a company to sponsor her album by name Diya Fatimelehin and Co. They invested in her demo and requested she travels to America for realisation of her dream. Prof. Thomas parents stopped the ambition to travel to America, because she was a minor as her mum went to her sponsor’s office to threaten him. Nevertheless, a turbulent Nigerian economy, Prof. Thomas resulted to make her first album production locally. Though she failed to meet up with her sponsor’s expectation and she lost the financial support to further her career.
• At age 19, she gained admission to Federal University of Technology Minna Niger State to study Mathematics and Computer Science.
• She met her first love Mr. Kayode Agbetusin, got pregnant with her first son Torpy Agbetusin as refusing to abort the pregnancy left her a young mother and the birth of her son in 1994. She left University at 200 levels to live with her mother-inlaw for support care of her son. Within 9 months after Torpy’s birth her relationship fell apart with Mr. Agbetusin because she refused to give up her career as a musical artiste. She could not return back to school in the North of Nigeria as Torpy was still too small for her to take the risk. She had a transfer to University of Lagos and repeated 200 levels again and later the school noticed the transfer was not properly officiated by her previous University. Prof. Thomas refusal to return to the Northern Nigeria to continue her education made her give course of study and was able to focus fully on her musical career alongside mother hood.
• At age 22, she realised her first break through of a duo album with her partner Isaiah Okoro titled Evidence.
THE GENIUS
• Prof. Thomas Mind Archaeology was born, like a fairy too fake to be real, she had dream in August 1995, late Bob Marley with wife Rita and their children paid her a visit in her one room apartment in Ilogbo, Okokomaiko-Lagos. In her dream, she questioned the fact why the dead were paying her a visit. In her dream she was sleeping while her guest arrived as she woke up in her dream sleep to receive her guest, she woke up in reality and realised it was a dream. Ever since that night, her generic being as a genius was born. She has powers to do everything through her mind apart from waking up the dead. For the first time in 1995 her School of Taught was born “The Mind Science Regression”. Her ability to travel back to time using the focus of Natural Mystic, as a result, her pen has been her sword. She writes the write, craft the craft, draft the draft and as an idealist her redemption is a world free of Human Torture and Life Equality between the rich and poor.
• At age 25, she released her solo album called Woske. It was difficult for Prof. Thomas to achieve her dream as an artiste as she had no support from musical label since she refused to flirt with musical boss and their promoters so she went ahead to release both of her albums on her musical label called Lizalex Records.
• At age 26, Prof. Thomas phenomenon gift of mind science healing began. She realised she could heal the sick from mysterious sickness. She could heal stroke patients. Her gift advanced to Hybrid Psychic.
She sees you deeper than a mere two eyes. She could see individual beings in the spirit and in the physical. She performed numerous healings. In 1995 she was confronted with a major task of delivering a female diagnosed with HIV. She delivered the female using her mystical doctrine but sadly in payback she lost her two months pregnancy because of her failure to comply with the doctrine ethics hence non compliance practise. She delivered her chairman Dr. Ola Oki from his stroke in the year 2000 which paralysed his entire body. Prof. Thomas finally abandoned her mind science healing till she is 57 years old in 2040, but on special invitation by close friends and associates, she still exercise the use of her gift of mind science healing.
BRITISH LIFE
She later left the shores of Nigeria as a music diva in 2004 and relocated to London. In the past 17 years in United Kingdom, UK, her fame has soared all over the Queen’s enclave for a different vocation but music. It all stems from her boldness, profound ideology in litigation philanthropy and various forms of human right crusades which has brought freedom and hope to hundreds of Commonwealth citizens that were earlier facing arduous and diverse British immigration problems.
POLITICS
PROF Alexia is the Chairman, The Commonwealth Liberation Party (TCLP), an opposition government in United Kingdom, Chairman, Commonwealth Alliance Treaty Commission and President, Independent Diplomat Commission (IDC), British Naturalized citizen whose face is very familiar in most homes in United Kingdom (UK) through her regular legal assistance to hundreds of Commonwealth citizens entering UK having various Immigration issues or court representation through her sound litigation attorneys who offers several assistance to citizens of Commonwealth inside UK that are having challenges with either the British police, Immigration or Home Office over illegal arrests or detention.
Alexia, highly revered for her political stance, economic acumen, human rights concepts amidst Commonwealth communities for her rich and deep knowledge repertoire all over Europe and UK revealed that she renounced her Nigerian nationality officially January 12, 2015 due to spiritual ideology of Queen Elizabeth 1 living in her which led to her belief, “I have renounced my Nigerian nationality on January 12, 2015 for British citizenship. I still retain my Nigerian heritage with ancestry rights. My skin may be black, but my mentality is that of a white person due to my deep spiritual inclination with Queen Elizabeth 1 of England, Her Majesty described in Hall of Fame as royal monarch whose name was epochal in world history for her sense of duty, preserving English peace and stability at a personal cost.”
“Since Queen Elizabeth 1 lives in me, I strongly believe Countries of Commonwealth nations deserve total freedom through enforcement of free trade, travel and currency. We are to enforce Nations of Commonwealth in prompt obedience to upholding Articles 9, 13,15, 22 and 26 of Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) 1948 United Nations Members State Bonded Oath of Allegiance. I am in the know that based on my work as an Independent Diplomat, I’m a Citizen of the World.”

ACTIVISM
In her quest to lead the ‘Movement of Liberation’ and ‘Prepare Men and Women for the Battle of Armageddon an ‘Enforcement of the Manifesto Mandate 21st Century of 2021, for a ‘Face of Change, ‘She Faced Challenges And Trials’, ‘She Faced Death’, ‘She Got Oppressed’, ‘She Was Imprisoned’, ‘The System Humiliated and Manipulated Her’, ‘She Wrote Free Nobles Of Consciousness Of Man’s Will For Government’, ‘Her Reforms were passed in to Law’, ‘Her Ideas Were Stolen’ And ‘She Was Denied Recognition’. To understand the Myth of Her Knowledgeable Professor Alexia Thomas in finding a lasting solution of the problems of the Countries of the World and healing the pains with her Clinic of the Orthodox School of Thoughts, to treat the psychological torture Men, Women and Children have suffered for years from generations to generations, ‘Her Actions, World, Command, Authority and Power Can Be Interpreted For Man To Understand That Her ‘MISSION’ in the World is AN ORCHESTRATION OF A SYMBOLIC SUPERNATURAL BEING THROUGH THE FILM TITLED ‘THE CLASH OF THE TITANS’.
In one of her quest for fighting slavery, injustice and dehumanization of united kingdom border agency, ukba against commonwealth citizens happen to hit rock as the strides she has made in nearly two decades seem not to be going well with some people at the united kingdom border agency (ukba).
In some of her moves, she wrote letter to commissioner of police, metropolitan police, new scotland yard
Titled: “ukba personnel plot, decoy to assassinate me and eliminate my family”- 24th July 2008 ,
She narrated that her life was threatened daily by some personnel of ukba, especially from oakington and collinbrook detention centers, because i fight against the injustice orchestrated on commonwealth citizens.”

She exhibited strong political will as such in local election In United Kingdom (UK)( 5th May 2016), ‘Britain Must Leave European Union, Commonwealth Citizens Don’t Cast your Vote for Britain in EU’
She stood by to agree that European Union (EU) Treaty must be abolished and the European Union must be dissolved. She quoted: “You Cannot Push the Wagon into the Future without Retrogressing into the Past.”
In the coming UK election, Britain Must Leave European Union or else they must be ready to kill Her Monarchy and destroy The Commonwealth. Commonwealth Citizens are advised not to vote Britain in EU.”
She maintained that there are Secret Plot of EU Agenda and Hunt for Judaism Exposed and Uk making unending profit through Royalties for Commonwealth Nations.
Prof Thomas informatively backed her party statement  of Britain Must Leave European Union, Commonwealth Citizens Don’t Cast your Vote for Britain in EU
by exposing the relationship that exist between EU and Chinese Government, according to her: “The EU are busy occupying the Agenda of Great Britain, so also the Chinese Government are busy occupying the Agenda of Commonwealth Nations. What do both the EU and the Chinese Government intend to achieve by plotting Great Britain and Commonwealth Nations? The God of Men should watch out as the Dragon of Hell is being controlled in the body of Man to destroy the World.”To clam it all, European Union Treaty is a Criminal Act

As an activist, the rights activist also accused the police in the country of illegally detaining people in their cells against their rights. She named the British Immigration and other such law enforcement agencies as culpable in the silent killing of citizens from Commonwealth. These killed citizens, according to her, are buried in unmarked graves.
The rights activist also accused the police in the country of illegally detaining people in their cells against their rights.
In a petition she wrote and copied all top officials of government as well as the office of the Queen, Professor Thomas said Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, the Commissioner of Police, New Scotland Yard could be stripped off his honour for allowing injustice on the citizens of the nations of Commonwealth.
“Mr. Commissioner, your office cannot be in denial of the death toll of Commonwealth citizens. The British Immigration officers have been destructive as their views of the Commonwealth citizens are human bugs…” She said.
She wrote the British Police Commissioner a letter dated 26 February, 2016 over rights abuse and queried Why Commissioner of Police must open up on historical & current cases of homicide and copied Copied Queen Elizabeth II, Prince of Wales, Prime Minister, Buckingham Police Dept, Parliament; House of Commons, Foreign & Commonwealth Office
In a letter also copied to Queen Elizabeth II, Prince of Wales, Prime Minister, Buckingham Police Dept, Parliament; House of Commons, Foreign and Commonwealth Office in a bid to bring to their attention all salient issues raised, Professor Thomas said: “The police should stop the immigration officers commissioned as Cameron’s stormtroopers to stop killing the Commonwealth citizens and to stop destroying their values as they are not the British peoples’ problem but instead the British are their own muggers because they cannot survive without the Commonwealth countries.
“Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, as a law graduate, I would have expected that you challenge the obscenity of Cameron’s government, rather you will see it has nothing to do with you and you refuse to expose the atrocities committed against the citizens of Commonwealth. Your officers must check themselves, they have failed their strangers unequivocally and your land, their settlement.
“The whole British Police Force needs serious overhauling of their institution as their criminality has brought dis-reputation to law integrity. You have soaked yourself in political mud of corruption. The British Police as a Force now confraternized and using deceit diplomacy to imprison people .

Why Commissioner of Police must open up on historical & current cases of homicide
For the purpose of truth, justice, fairness and posterity, Professor Thomas brings to the attention of Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe the need to open historical and current cases of homicides. She said: “Mr. Commissioner, your office must open historical and current cases of homicide as judgement must prevail; hence no man is above the law.
“Failure to open these investigations becomes evidential race superiority complex is a sicken trait, therefore Britain rather be an Island of its own, so Commonwealth nations must not be cheated in a white man’s deceit to steal their Gold and give them rubbles.
“Evidence proving that immigration officers killed unlawfully is in a letter on our server which in its re-investigation is a cold case as justice is required for the unlawful death of the Commonwealth citizens and ignorance of duties is death of service.
RELIGION
Prof Alexia believes in Saintism, Saintism’ as a religion which protects the human race, she strongly holds that Saintists are human guardian angels.
Saintism Practise is the religion that appreciates the beauty of human creation. The Movement of the Independent Diplomat Commission (IDC) gave birth to the Saintism Practise. Saintism Religion is about using the powers of Natural Mystic to regress to the Orthodox Teachings, perceiving Nature Equilibrium where Humans agree to accept other breeds by emanating energy from Mystic of Nature Philosophizing today man purported as Illusion Imagination.
Newest Saintism religion could impact lives of millionaires, billionaires and people that are exposed to all the atrocities being perpetuated by religious leaders in exploiting the black race, amongst other issues.  Saintism religion protects human race
POSITION.
Professor Alexia Thomas Founded Independent Diplomat Commission on the 6th May 2007 and later became the Company Secretary of Independent Diplomat Commission in July 16, 2010
She founded The Commonwealth Liberation Party (Political Party In Britain) and she is the Party Leader and Nominating Officer of The Commonwealth Liberation Party which was registered on 25th March 2015
She is the President And Chairman of Independent Diplomat Commission (IDC) till date
She became the Company Director of Independent Diplomat Commission in August 13, 2009

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FirstBank Makes Home Ownership Possible for Nigerians with Single-Digit Interest Rate Loan

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FirstBank Makes Home Ownership Possible for Nigerians with Single-Digit Interest Rate Loan

For millions of Nigerians, homeownership has long felt like an ambition deferred. Squeezed by rising property prices, persistent double-digit inflation and high commercial lending rates, the dream of owning a home has remained just that – a dream.

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Alpha Morgan Bank Deepens Presence in Abuja with New Branch in Utako

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Alpha Morgan Bank Deepens Presence in Abuja with New Branch in Utako

 

Marking another milestone in its expansion drive, Alpha Morgan Bank has opened a new branch in Utako, Abuja, reinforcing its strategy of building closer institutional ties within key business communities and bringing its financial expertise closer to individuals, and enterprises driving the city’s growth.

 

 

The new branch, located at Plot 1121 Obafemi Awolowo Way, Utako, Abuja is strategically positioned to serve individuals, entrepreneurs, and corporate clients within Utako and surrounding districts.

 

 

The expansion follows the Bank’s recently concluded Economic Review Webinar held in February 2026, as the bank continues to position as a thought-leader in the financial services industry.

 

 

Speaking on the opening, Ade Buraimo, Managing Director of Alpha Morgan Bank, said the move underscores the Bank’s commitment to accessibility and service excellence.

 

 

“Proximity matters in banking. As communities grow and commercial activity expands, financial institutions also evolve to meet customers where they are. The Utako Branch allows us to deliver our services to people in that community efficiently while maintaining the high standards our customers expect,”

 

 

The Utako location will provide a full suite of retail and corporate banking services, including account opening, deposits, transfers, business banking solutions, and financial advisory support.

 

 

Customers and members of the public are invited to visit the new Utako Branch to experience the Bank’s approach to satisfying banking.

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Dangote Refinery Prioritises Domestic Supply Amid Global Energy Turbulence

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By George Omagbemi Sylvester | Published by SaharaWeeklyNG 

“Nigeria insulated from international fuel shocks as Dangote Petroleum commits to uninterrupted local delivery.”

 

Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals has reaffirmed its commitment to prioritising the domestic market, pledging to shield Nigerians from the ripple effects of ongoing global energy disruptions. The assurance, delivered in Lagos on 5 March 2026, comes as international refinery operations experience shutdowns or reduced output due to escalating Middle East geopolitical tensions, which have sent crude oil and petroleum product prices soaring worldwide.

 

“Our mandate remains clear: Nigeria’s local market takes precedence. In times of global supply shocks, we will continue to ensure that domestic availability of petrol, diesel, and kerosene is uninterrupted,” said Mr. Folorunsho Alakija, spokesperson for Dangote Petroleum Refinery.

 

The refinery’s declaration arrives amid mounting concerns over fuel scarcity, triggered by export restrictions imposed by major international producers, including China, and shipping delays that have further tightened global petroleum supply chains. Industry analysts have hailed the domestic focus as a critical buffer against volatility that could otherwise push Nigeria into deeper energy insecurity.

 

Domestic Shield Against Global Disruption

Dangote Refinery, Africa’s largest oil processing facility, has leveraged its multi-million-barrel refining capacity to mitigate Nigeria’s historical dependence on imported petroleum products. The company emphasised that prioritising local supply provides a strategic advantage in insulating the nation from international market shocks.

 

“Our refinery’s scale allows Nigeria to withstand short-term external disruptions. We have the infrastructure and capacity to meet local demand even when global supply chains falter,” explained Mr. Chijioke Okonkwo, Operations Director at Dangote Refinery.

 

The proactive approach is particularly significant as several international refineries have either reduced throughput or temporarily halted operations, causing a global scarcity of refined products. Experts warn that without domestic cushioning, fuel prices in Nigeria could have surged sharply, exacerbating inflationary pressures in a fragile economy.

 

Managing Costs While Prioritising Supply

In response to rising procurement costs for crude oil amid the international crisis, Dangote Refinery introduced a modest ₦100 per litre increase in the ex-depot price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), absorbing roughly 20 percent of the cost escalation to lessen the impact on consumers.

 

“We are balancing operational sustainability with affordability. While global prices have risen sharply, we have chosen to absorb a significant portion to protect Nigerian households and businesses,” noted Mr. Emmanuel Adeyemi, Chief Finance Officer.

 

This pricing strategy underscores the refinery’s dual focus: ensuring uninterrupted supply while cushioning the public from abrupt spikes that could destabilize economic activity. Industry observers have lauded the approach as pragmatic, considering the volatility in international oil markets.

 

Strategic Distribution Initiatives

Beyond refining, Dangote Petroleum has initiated Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) powered trucks to enhance nationwide distribution efficiency. The initiative seeks to reduce logistics costs and carbon emissions while ensuring a more reliable delivery network to petrol stations across urban and rural areas.

 

“Logistics is a critical part of the energy supply chain. By deploying CNG-powered trucks, we reduce dependency on expensive diesel, lower delivery costs, and improve supply reliability across the country,” explained Ms. Funke Adedoyin, Head of Logistics Operations.

 

This strategic move reflects a broader commitment to modernising Nigeria’s petroleum distribution infrastructure, reducing bottlenecks that have historically contributed to scarcity at retail outlets.

 

Implications for National Energy Security

Nigeria has historically struggled with fuel imports to meet domestic demand, making the country vulnerable to international market fluctuations. Dangote Refinery’s prioritisation of local supply mitigates this vulnerability by leveraging home-grown refining capacity, which allows for timely access to petroleum products and less reliance on foreign shipments.

 

“With Dangote Refinery leading local prioritisation, Nigeria is less exposed to global fuel shocks. The country is moving towards self-reliance in petroleum product supply,” commented Dr. Halima Suleiman, energy sector analyst.

 

Experts note that sustained operations at the refinery not only enhance energy security but also preserve foreign exchange, reduce import bills, and stabilise domestic market prices.

 

Corporate Social Responsibility and Market Stability

The refinery’s commitment is part of a broader corporate responsibility framework. Dangote Petroleum continues to engage with government agencies and regulatory bodies, ensuring that domestic supply is coordinated with Nigeria’s Petroleum Product Pricing and Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) to prevent panic buying and market distortions.

 

“We are in constant consultation with the government to ensure that our supply strategies align with national economic priorities,” said Mr. Alakija.

 

Such collaboration helps avert artificial shortages, stabilises pump prices, and maintains confidence in the domestic fuel market. Analysts argue that this approach exemplifies how private sector capabilities can complement governmental policies to enhance national resilience.

 

Navigating Global Uncertainties

The refinery operates in a complex global environment, where geopolitical crises, shipping constraints, and crude oil volatility can trigger disruptions. Dangote Petroleum’s domestic-first approach positions Nigeria to weather such crises more effectively.

 

“Global uncertainties are unavoidable, but our infrastructure and strategy ensure that Nigerians remain insulated from immediate shocks,” said Mr. Okonkwo.

 

This emphasis on resilience aligns with global best practices, where national refining capacity is leveraged to protect local markets from international supply disruptions.

 

Stakeholder Reactions

The government, civil society, and industry stakeholders have welcomed Dangote Petroleum’s strategy. Officials from the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources noted that prioritising local supply aligns with Nigeria’s energy security policies and reduces the burden of foreign exchange expenditures on crude imports.

 

“Dangote Refinery is demonstrating leadership. Its domestic prioritisation ensures that the Nigerian economy remains insulated during turbulent global markets,” said Dr. Tunji Olumide, Special Adviser on Energy.

 

Consumers have also expressed cautious optimism. Retail operators and commuters reported steadier fuel availability in Lagos and other cities, though concerns remain about sustained pricing and distribution efficiency.

 

The Road Ahead

While Dangote Refinery’s strategy provides immediate relief, experts argue that long-term stability requires further investments in alternative energy, diversified refining infrastructure, and strategic reserves. This ensures that Nigeria can withstand global shocks without relying excessively on imports or temporary supply adjustments.

 

“Short-term measures like prioritising local supply are critical, but long-term energy security demands diversification, renewables adoption, and consistent policy implementation,” said Dr. Suleiman.

 

The refinery is exploring additional initiatives, including expanding storage capacity, upgrading pipeline networks, and adopting technology-driven monitoring systems to ensure supply continuity across the country.

 

Final Take

By prioritising domestic fuel supply amid global market turbulence, Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals has demonstrated its role as a stabilising force in Nigeria’s energy sector. Through strategic logistics, modest pricing adjustments, and engagement with government regulators, the refinery is insulating the nation from international shocks while maintaining operational sustainability.

 

“Our responsibility extends beyond profitability; it’s about ensuring Nigerians have reliable access to essential fuel. We take that mandate seriously,” concluded Mr. Adeyemi.

 

The refinery’s actions offer a blueprint for how large-scale domestic capacity can protect national economies in times of global energy instability, underscoring the critical intersection of private sector resilience, public policy, and national energy security.

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