Aliko Dangote
Naira-for-crude deal still in place as NNPCL sells 84 million barrels to Dangote Refinery
Though the six-month naira for crude deal is soon to come to an end, the policy framework on which it is based is still in place, and supply will continue.
Petroleum product marketers kick against monopoly as Dangote, NNPC engage in price war
The Petroleum Product Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN) has asked industry regulators to allow them to continue to import products.
Fuel cost to crash as importers begin negotiating reduction amid Dangote, NNPC price war
Due to intense competition between NNPC Retail Ltd. and Dangote Refinery, importers are struggling to stay afloat and searching for alternative markets.
The business-savvy Nigerian billionaire who got his secondary school certificate at the age of 48
Cletus Ibeto was running after business and money before the age of 48 when he acquired his West African School Certificate and went ahead to study accounting.
Akpabio mentions where he slept on Natasha’s wedding day
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has mentioned where he slept on Natasha Akpoti’s wedding day in 2022. Akpoti married Emmanuel Uduaghan in a ceremony at Ihima.
Commercial drivers react to Dangote refinery, NNPC new fuel prices
Commercial drivers have reacted to the new fuel prices announced by Dangote Petroleum Refinery and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited.
Davido’s billionaire dad calls Dangote a small boy in viral video, peeps react: “I'm older than you”
Nigerian singer Davido's billionaire father, Adedeji Adeleke, recently called fellow billionaire Aliko Dangote a small boy in a viral video. Netizens reacted.
Optima Energy to sell Dangote Refinery petrol as price list for states announced
Dangote refinery new partner Optima Energy is set to sell Dangote refinery petrol at the prices obtained at Ardova and Heyden filling stations nationwide.
Dangote pays over N400bn taxes to government in 2024, retains number 1 position
Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) and its subsidiaries have revealed that they remain the number one tax-paying company after paying over N400 billion in 2024.
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