Kiambu MPs Defend Lamu Refinery, Warn Against Politicising Development - October 2026
Members of Parliament from Kiambu have strongly defended the proposed Lamu refinery project, urging against its politicization. They emphasized the project's potential for economic development and job creation. The Lamu refinery project, valued at Sh 2.2 trillion, has officially commenced construction despite ongoing scrutiny. Billionaire Aliko Dangote is set to launch a transformative $16 billion refinery in Lamu, marking a significant entry into East Africa's energy sector. Titus Makhanu has raised concerns regarding a warning issued by President Ruto and the Dangote Group to those challenging the Dangote Refinery contract, suggesting potential legal action for individuals attempting to disrupt the agreement. Opposition leaders have expressed concerns that the process of launching the Dangote oil refinery in Lamu county lacks accountability, accusing President William Ruto of pursuing personal interests. Construction has officially begun on the Dangote Group refinery plant in Lamu, marking a significant development in the region's industrial landscape.
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