“Dangote should sell his fuel for N300” – Daniel Regha opines

Social media influencer Daniel Regha has shared his opinions on the Dangote Refinery’s fuel pricing.

He suggested that the refinery should consider selling its fuel at a maximum price of N300 per liter.

Daniel Regha’s comments came in response to the refinery’s announcement to lower its fuel price to N970 per liter.

He emphasized that a more significant price reduction would be a better way to show appreciation for Nigerians’ support.

He also noted that the current price reduction may not be enough to make a significant impact and might be perceived as primarily focused on generating profits.

Daniel Regha encouraged Dangote Refinery to consider the welfare of Nigerians and adjust their pricing accordingly.

“Dangote Refinery should reduce their petro price to N300 maximum, if they want to repay or thank Nigerians for their support because N970 per litre is on a high side, literally changes nothing, and shows that it’s all about making profit,” Daniel stated.

In another story, Daniel Regha blasts Wizkid for trying to gain spotlight by throwing shade at Davido

Recall that Wizkid blasted Davido on Independence Day, after OBO dropped snippet of his new song.

Wizkid seized the moment to remind everyone who he believes still sits on Afrobeats’ throne.

Davido had earlier teased his followers with a major reveal, sending social media into a frenzy.

Davido’s snippet on X sparked immediate excitement among his loyal supporters, but Wizkid wasted no time dampening the mood with a blistering now-deleted posts on X.

One passionate Davido fan couldn’t hold back, accusing Wizkid of constantly using Davido’s name for clout, suggesting that Big Wiz was riding on the wave of Davido’s success to promote his own projects.

In a savage clapback, Wizkid declared that beefing with Davido was beneath him, emphasizing that he would never need to attach himself to a singer he deemed as “wack” and untalented.

Daniel Regha In reaction, stated that Wizkid’s actions are an attempt to draw attention to himself and stay in the limelight.

He argues that a truly great individual doesn’t need to constantly flaunt their achievements to feel accomplished.