
Olufemi Adewole
Olufemi Adewole is the Executive Secretary of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association of Nigeria (DAPPMAN). He has been vocal in his condemnation of the Nigerian government's naira-for-crude oil transaction framework, arguing that it poses significant risks to the country's foreign exchange stability and could deter foreign direct investment. Adewole emphasizes the importance of maintaining international standards in oil transactions, which are traditionally conducted in US dollars due to their stability. He has expressed concerns that linking crude oil sales to the naira could exacerbate existing economic challenges, potentially leading to capital flight and hindering Nigeria's economic growth.
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