Aliko Dangote’s proposed $16bn refinery in Lamu, Kenya, has encountered a fresh legal challenge after a Kenyan consumer rights organisation questioned the approval process and proposed government investment in the project.
The Consumers Federation of Kenya (COFEK) Secretary-General, Stephen Mutoro, disclosed on Friday that the federation had petitioned Kenya’s Public Private Partnerships Petition Committee over the project.
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The petition, filed under Section 75 of Kenya’s Public Private Partnerships Act, 2021, seeks details of the contracting authority, procurement process and government approvals granted for the refinery.
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