Dangote refinery

The Dangote refinery redeploys sacked engineers after a labour dispute, sending them to new projects across Nigeria over ongoing union negotiations

Dangote Refinery reassures Nigerians of steady fuel supply, saying it has over 310 million liters of petrol ready for distribution despite rising prices.

Dangote Refinery raises petrol gantry price to ₦877 per litre, intensifying competition among depot owners and reshaping Nigeria’s downstream market

Dangote Refinery cuts petrol price to N820 and launches 4,000 CNG trucks to boost fuel supply and sustainability in Nigeria.

US oil exports to Nigeria fell again in July, as rising local production and the Dangote Refinery shifted demand away from imports.

India buys Nigerian oil while Dangote refinery leans on US barrels, marking a new twist in global crude flows.

Afreximbank commits $1.35bn to Dangote Refinery, advancing Africa’s energy security and industrialization goals.

Dangote Refinery’s reason for increasing petrol price is a 15 percent rise in global crude oil prices and attempts to absorb cost for Nigerians.

NNPCL secures a $1B loan for Dangote refinery, facilitates a $3B forex boost, and drives energy innovation with CNG adoption

Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery exports petrol to Cameroon, Ghana, Angola, and South Africa.