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Updated: FG may pay subsidy on Dangote petrol as marketers speculate price, NNPC ready to lift
There are signs that the Nigerian government will subsidise petrol from the Dangote refinery as marketers speculate that the facility may sell above pump prices.
FG says Dangote refinery to sell petrol only to NNPCL, gives reasons
The Federal Government announced that Dangote Refinery will begin petrol supply tomorrow, with NNPCL as the sole distributor, ensuring fuel availability nationwide.
NNPC sends message to marketers on petrol lifting from Dangote Refinery, set date, pricing
The Dangote Refinery is preparing to commence petrol distribution on Sunday, September 15, 2024, after production through the NNPC Trading Limited.
Talk Less, Act More: Dangote Shares Secret to Running a Successful Business in Africa
African business leaders have been advised by Aliko Dangote, the head of the Dangote Group, to focus on concrete outcomes and decisive action rather than just talk.
“It’s Counterproductive:” Marketers petition Tinubu over Dangote’s plan to crash fuel prices
The Dangote refinery management said that marketers wrote President Bola Tinubu over a crash in diesel and aviation prices, saying it's affecting their businesses
Dangote Refinery strikes new deal on product buy-back as NNPC prepares to lift petrol
The Dangote Refinery and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited are finalising a buy-back deal on crude oil sales in the local currency.
“We struggle to sell”: Dangote Refinery accuses oil marketers of low patronage, takes action
Dangote Refinery has revealed that oil marketers are not patronising it because products from the refinery are cheaper compared to those imported from abroad.
Expert says petrol price hike will make Nigerians poorer, estimates losses in homes
Bismarck Rewane, the Managing Director/CEO of Financial Derivatives Company (FDC), has projected that the petrol price hike cost Nigerians N5 trillion.
FG opens up on sale of Port Harcourt refinery to Dangote, Otedola
The Nigerian government has stated that billionaires Aliko Dangote and Femi Otedola could not acquire the Port Harcourt refinery due to opposition from labour unions
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