Mr Tshabalala said that the bank intended to play a leading role in the refinery’s planned Initial Public Offering (IPO) and future expansion projects.
The recall also covers those who did not take up earlier redeployment options offered by the company.
Speaking on behalf of the Nigerian Academy of Engineering, Prof. Azikwe Peter Onwualu noted that the visitors have seen “something good, and Nigerians need to know about it.”
The refinery reportedly exported 90 percent of its 3.5 billion litres of jet fuel and diesel to Europe over alleged lack of support from the Nigerian government.
“It appears that the objective of the IOCs is to ensure that Nigeria remains a country which exports Crude Oil and imports refined Petroleum Products.”
Mr Mohammed said the 650,000 barrels per day Dangote Refinery will be a game changer in Nigeria’s energy sector once it comes on stream.
