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  1. Dangote Offers Discounted Petrol at ₦970 Per Litre for Large Orders

    Nigeria Dangote Offers Discounted Petrol at ₦970 Per Litre for Large Orders

    Dangote Refinery reduced its petrol price to ₦970 per litre for bulk purchases of at least two million litres. The move, announced via an official flyer, aims to support marketers amid fluctuating fuel costs. Industry experts view this price cut as potentially easing inflation and influencing...
  2. PETROAN Raises Alarm Over Price Disparity Between Port Harcourt and Dangote Refineries

    Nigeria PETROAN Raises Alarm Over Price Disparity Between Port Harcourt and Dangote Refineries

    PETROAN has raised concerns about the ₦75 per litre price difference between petrol from the Port Harcourt Refinery and Dangote Refinery. While Dangote sells at ₦970, NNPCL's price is ₦1,045. This pricing disparity has sparked discussions, with NNPCL promising to address it to benefit consumers...
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    Business Dangote Refinery reduces PMS Price ‘to thank Nigerians’ - Daily Trust

    https://dailytrust.com/breaking-dangote-refinery-reduces-pms-price/
  4. Dangote Refinery Reduces PMS Price by ₦20, Now at ₦970 per Litre

    Nigeria Dangote Refinery Reduces PMS Price by ₦20, Now at ₦970 per Litre

    Dangote Petroleum Refinery has reduced its petrol price to ₦970 per litre for oil marketers, down from ₦990. This move is a token of appreciation for Nigerian support and government backing. Dangote reassures that the quality of products will remain high, aiming to meet domestic fuel...
  5. NNPC Fails to Meet Crude Supply Commitments for Dangote Refinery

    Nigeria NNPC Fails to Meet Crude Supply Commitments for Dangote Refinery

    Dangote Petroleum Refinery is struggling to secure enough crude oil supplies under Nigeria’s naira-based sale scheme. Despite agreements with NNPC to supply 385,000 barrels per day, deliveries have been inadequate. Other Nigerian refineries also face challenges accessing naira-priced crude...
  6. Dangote Refinery Resumes U.S. Crude Imports Over Local Supply Challenges

    Nigeria Dangote Refinery Resumes U.S. Crude Imports Over Local Supply Challenges

    Dangote Petroleum Refinery has resumed U.S. crude oil imports with a two-million-barrel shipment from Chevron, signaling challenges in its naira-for-crude agreement with the Nigerian government. As production ramps up, the $20 billion facility is poised to impact regional fuel markets and...
  7. Dangote Refinery Expands Reach with First Fuel Exports to West African Nations

    Nigeria Dangote Refinery Expands Reach with First Fuel Exports to West African Nations

    Dangote Refinery has begun exporting refined gasoline to West African nations like Togo, Ghana, and South Africa, marking the start of significant regional fuel exports. This shift aims to reduce reliance on costly European imports, potentially disrupting regional fuel markets and reducing fuel...
  8. Dangote Refinery Eyes 650,000 Barrels Per Day with Billions in Funding

    Nigeria Dangote Refinery Eyes 650,000 Barrels Per Day with Billions in Funding

    Dangote Refinery seeks billions of dollars to import crude oil, aiming to reach full capacity of 650,000 barrels per day by 2025. The refinery’s success could lower local fuel costs, boost competition in Europe, and help de-risk European oil supply chains. Failure to address refinery issues may...
  9. Fuel Prices Set to Drop as Dangote Refinery Partners with IPMAN for 60M Litres Weekly Supply

    Nigeria Fuel Prices Set to Drop as Dangote Refinery Partners with IPMAN for 60M Litres Weekly Supply

    Dangote Refinery and IPMAN have signed a deal to supply 60 million litres of petrol weekly, leading to price reductions at filling stations. The agreement, which aims to stabilize fuel prices in Nigeria, is expected to bring down prices by N10 to N50 per litre. Dangote Refinery and the...
  10. NNPC and Dangote Refinery Partner on 10-Year Gas Supply Deal for Industrial Growth

    Nigeria NNPC and Dangote Refinery Partner on 10-Year Gas Supply Deal for Industrial Growth

    NNPC Ltd. and Dangote Refinery have signed a landmark 10-year gas supply agreement, marking a major step for Nigeria's energy sector. The deal will supply 100 MMSCF/D of natural gas for the Dangote Refinery in Ibeju-Lekki, aligning with President Tinubu's industrial growth vision and enhancing...
  11. Pastor Adeboye Highlights Threats to Dangote Refinery as Oil Marketers Fight Local Production

    Nigeria Pastor Adeboye Highlights Threats to Dangote Refinery as Oil Marketers Fight Local Production

    Pastor Enoch Adeboye calls for prayers as oil marketers attempt to sabotage the Dangote Petroleum Refinery, the only working refinery in Nigeria. He highlights how previous sabotage of state-owned refineries and fuel subsidies have harmed the country, urging for divine intervention and support...
  12. Mele Kyari Refutes Dangote’s Sabotage Claims, Confirms NNPCL’s Stake in Dangote Refinery

    Nigeria Mele Kyari Refutes Dangote’s Sabotage Claims, Confirms NNPCL’s Stake in Dangote Refinery

    NNPCL confirms its ownership stake in Dangote Refinery, refuting sabotage claims by owner Aliko Dangote. Mele Kyari, CEO of NNPCL, explains that the partnership was a strategic decision to secure a market for Nigeria’s growing oil production and support the country's energy self-sufficiency...
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    Business Dangote: NNPCL Not Sabotaging Domestic Refineries — Kyari - Channels Television

    https://www.channelstv.com/2024/11/12/dangote-nnpcl-not-sabotaging-domestic-refineries-kyari/
  14. IPMAN Directs Members to Exclusively Lift Fuel from Dangote to Lower Costs

    Nigeria IPMAN Directs Members to Exclusively Lift Fuel from Dangote to Lower Costs

    IPMAN has instructed members to exclusively source Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), AGO, and DPK from Dangote Refinery, ending plans to import fuel. This new agreement aims to reduce fuel prices and ensure stable supply across Nigeria, promoting local refining and job creation. The Independent...
  15. Dangote Refinery and IPMAN Reach Groundbreaking Agreement on Fuel Supply

    Nigeria Dangote Refinery and IPMAN Reach Groundbreaking Agreement on Fuel Supply

    IPMAN has secured an agreement with Dangote Refinery to directly supply Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), Automotive Gas Oil (AGO), and Dual Purpose Kerosene (DPK). This move aims to eliminate middlemen, reduce costs, and ensure a steady supply of petroleum products to over 30,000 members and 150,000...
  16. Dangote Refinery Responds to Fuel Marketers' Price Claims

    Nigeria Dangote Refinery Responds to Fuel Marketers' Price Claims

    Dangote Refinery has set petrol prices at N960 per litre for ships and N990 per litre for trucks, emphasizing the quality of its products. The company warns that cheaper alternatives may be substandard, urging support for Nigeria's local refining sector. Dangote Refinery has announced its...
  17. Dangote Refinery Responds to Petrol Pricing Allegations: "Fake News!"

    Nigeria Dangote Refinery Responds to Petrol Pricing Allegations: "Fake News!"

    Dangote Refinery has dismissed claims of selling petrol at N1,015 to N1,028 per litre as "fake news." The refinery's response follows accusations from oil marketers, who suggested importing petrol instead, citing lower landing costs. On Saturday, Dangote Refinery strongly refuted claims that it...
  18. No NNPC Approval: Dangote Refinery Addresses IPMAN Concerns

    Nigeria No NNPC Approval: Dangote Refinery Addresses IPMAN Concerns

    The Dangote Petroleum Refinery clarified it hasn't received payments from the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) for petrol sales. The refinery stated that no approval from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) exists for such transactions, emphasizing...
  19. Aliko Dangote Calls for Marketers to Collect Fuel from His Refinery

    Nigeria Aliko Dangote Calls for Marketers to Collect Fuel from His Refinery

    Aliko Dangote, President of Dangote Group, urged NNPC and fuel marketers to stop imports, asserting his refinery can meet Nigeria's daily fuel needs. With 500 million liters in storage, Dangote claims his facility can eliminate fuel queues and stabilize prices by supplying 30 million liters...
  20. Ghana to Source Fuel from Dangote Refinery to Cut Costs

    Nigeria Ghana to Source Fuel from Dangote Refinery to Cut Costs

    Ghana plans to import petroleum products from the Dangote Refinery in Nigeria to lower fuel prices. The move aims to reduce reliance on costly European imports and enhance regional trade. The refinery, which can process 650,000 barrels per day, is expected to operate at full capacity by...
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