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Ghana proposes use of ECOWAS currency instead of dollar to buy Dangote petrol
Ghana is advocating for a unified currency to be used by ECOWAS members to facilitate fuel transportation from the Dangote Petroleum Refinery in Nigeria.
7 Vessels with petrol, other items to arrive Nigeria amid row between Dangote refinery, marketers
About seven of the nine expected vessels are set to berth in various ports in Lagos. The vessels reportedly carry petrol, diesel, crude oil and aviation fuel.
36 governors declare position over Dangote, NNPC face-off, speak on petrol imports
The 36 state governors have disclosed their stand on the current disputes between the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC), marketers and Dangote.
Dangote Refinery gives conditions to marketers to lift petrol as new pump prices emerge
The Dangote Refinery has said that it did not receive clearance from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited to sell petrol to independent marketers.
Energy expert calls out petrol pricing calculation fraud in Nigeria
An expert has defended Dangote in its dispute with marketers and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, describing petrol pricing as fraudulent.
“Register with us”: Dangote advises marketers on how to get petrol from refinery
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery claims that any suggestion that the marketers is experiencing difficulties exporting refined products from its refinery is untrue.
Marketers speak of Dangote petrol price and imported fuel as fresh Row resurfaces
Petroleum product marketers in Nigeria have explained why they are yet to patronise the Dangote refinery for petrol purchases despite availability at the plant.
Marketers reply Dangote, explain why they are not patronising his refinery for petrol
Petroleum marketers asserts that its members are unable to load gasoline from the Dangote Refinery in Lagos, even after paying ₦40 billion to the NNPC.
After deal with Dangote refinery, marketers move to crash petrol prices, ask Nigerians to be patient
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has expressed optimism that the current pump price of petrol and scarcity will soon end.
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