Lamu residents protest against Sh2 trillion refinery Lamu 21 min ago

Speaking after receiving the memoranda in his office, Lamu Central Deputy County Commissioner Mr Kipkorir Tangus insisted that the government has done all it takes to ensure the public and local citizens are briefed and equipped with all the relevant information surrounding the Dangote East African Refinery to be commissioned on Wednesday.

Ms Abdalla questioned why, up to now, there is no document or information provided to the public identifying the exact site of the refinery and even the exact size of the land allocated or being acquired for the mega project.” Lamu Youth Leader Ahmed Famau said he was deeply worried about job exclusion, uncompensated land displacements and the lack of environmental safeguards ahead of the groundbreaking for the Dangote East African Oil Refinery in their county tomorrow.