Dangote Refinery Shares: Would Ownership Change How Nigerians View Monopoly?
The discussion around Dangote’s market power could take a new turn if ordinary Nigerians are invited to own shares in the refinery. The idea is simple: consumers could become stakeholders. But would the promise of dividends make people less concerned about petrol prices, competition and regulatory action? I am watching the bigger question behind any public share offer: can Nigerians challenge a company in the same way when they feel they own a piece of it?
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