A Northern Christian Association leader, Rev. Joseph John Hayab (also reported as Joseph Hayab), urges Christians to invest in the ongoing Initial Public Offering (IPO) of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery.
According to multiple reports, Hayab argues that business decisions should not be shaped by religion and encourages members to take part in the public offer. The Punch describes his position through separate headlines emphasizing that Christians should consider investing in the Dangote refinery’s IPO, presenting his message as a call for participation. Vanguard reports that he makes the appeal at a media parley in Kaduna and frames it explicitly as separating religious considerations from investment choices.
Across the outlets, the core focus remains on Hayab’s endorsement of the IPO and his broader statement that investment should be based on economic considerations rather than faith. The reports do not provide new IPO performance details or figures, concentrating instead on the religious/community advocacy around the offer.
