Dangote Refinery Cuts West Africa Fuel Import Volumes, Reshaping Regional Market
The Dangote Refinery is rapidly transforming West Africa’s fuel supply landscape, significantly reducing the region’s dependence on imported petroleum products ...
Tag: Fuel Imports
Nigeria Imports £1.1 Billion Worth of Refined Oil From UK in 2025
Nigeria imported refined petroleum products worth approximately £1.1 billion from the United Kingdom in 2025, underscoring the country's continued reliance ...
NNPC, Marketers Oppose Dangote Refinery’s Push to Stop Fuel Imports
The legal battle between the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) and Dangote Petroleum Refinery has deepened as both sides ...
Dangote Rejects NNPC Bid for More Refinery Shares as Local Petrol Supply Surges
Alhaji Aliko Dangote, President of the Dangote Group, has revealed that his company rejected attempts by the Nigerian National Petroleum ...
Nigeria Ports Brace for 36 Incoming Vessels as Cargo Traffic Rises
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has projected a fresh wave of maritime activity, with 36 vessels scheduled to arrive at ...
Naira Slumps to 17‑Day Low as FX Liquidity Dries Up
The naira weakened to a 17‑day low of N1,380.71 per dollar in the official foreign exchange market as liquidity slowed ...
Dangote Proposes Large-Scale Refinery for East Africa
Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has urged East African governments to support the construction of a large-scale regional refinery as ...
Africa Needs Two More Dangote-Scale Refineries to Meet Fuel Demand — AFC
Africa will need at least two additional refineries the size of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals to meet rising ...
Reopening Fuel Imports Is Regression, Not Reform – Dan D. Kunle
In a strongly worded opinion piece, Dan D. Kunle has argued that the World Bank’s recommendation for Nigeria to reopen ...
Dangote Refinery Now Dominates Petrol Supply as Imports Collapse
Nigeria's fuel supply chain has undergone a fundamental restructuring, with the Dangote Petroleum Refinery now accounting for approximately 92 percent ...
