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Join this channel to get access to perks: / @zackmwekassaenglishch... Please follow us on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A shocking claim is spreading: did the World Bank pressure Nigeria to stop Dangote from selling cheaper fuel? Here’s the reality: Recent reports show the World Bank did NOT directly force Nigeria or Dangote, but it recommended reopening fuel imports to increase competition and reduce prices. At the same time, the Bank stated that imported petrol is currently about 12% cheaper than fuel from the Dangote refinery, due to market distortions and global price pressures. This has triggered major controversy in Nigeria: Some experts support Dangote and local refining Others back competition through imports The government is caught between economic reforms and public pressure In this video, we break down: What the World Bank actually said The truth about Dangote’s fuel pricing Why fuel imports are back in the debate What this means for Nigeria’s economy Is this economic strategy… or external pressure? Watch till the end to understand what’s really happening behind the headlines. Like – Comment – Subscribe for more global economic analysis Credit to: Zack Mwekassa (english channel)