Dangote refinery

Independent petroleum marketers in Nigeria are optimistic that the Dangote Refinery could lower petrol prices to N600/litre, providing relief amid ongoing fuel market challenges.

CORAN members await crude oil sales in naira. Regulatory guidelines needed for implementation.

Former President Obasanjo reveals Shell’s refusal to invest in Nigerian refineries due to corruption.

Former President Obasanjo warns that those benefiting from Nigeria’s fuel importation industry might frustrate the Dangote Refinery’s success, urging broader economic reforms.

Nigeria’s new naira crude sales to local refineries aim to end a two-decade-old opaque system and enhance transparency.

Niger Delta stakeholders urge President Tinubu to act against the oil subsidy mafia sabotaging refineries, including the new Dangote Refinery.

Nigeria’s oil sector is at risk due to a dispute between Dangote Industries and NMDPRA, impacting investment and development prospects.

NNPC’s ownership in Dangote Refinery reduces to 7.2% as financial and market challenges increase.

The Dangote Refinery is set to commence petrol production in August, following the resolution of crude supply issues, marking a significant milestone for Nigeria’s oil sector.

The Nigerian government and oil sector stakeholders discuss strategies to ensure the importation and distribution of high-quality fuel, addressing public concerns.