
Fuel Price Speculation Rises as Dangote Refinery Halts Naira Sales
Fuel marketers stockpile petrol amid fears of price hikes after Dangote Refinery suspended naira sales, calling government intervention.
Fuel marketers stockpile petrol amid fears of price hikes after Dangote Refinery suspended naira sales, calling government intervention.
Amidst intense competition in Nigeria’s oil sector, independent marketers are dropping NNPCL to secure cheaper petrol from Dangote Refinery.
Petrol prices in Nigeria rise to N1,150/litre following a price hike by Dangote Refinery and rising global crude oil costs.
The Warri Refining and Petrochemical Company (WRPC) anticipate petrol loading by February 2025 as production of diesel and kerosene resume.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery partners with IPMAN to supply 60 million litres of petrol weekly, pushing prices down and improving Nigeria’s fuel distribution.
IPMAN’s new agreement with Dangote Refinery aims to provide affordable, consistent petroleum supply across Nigeria
Dangote Refinery clarifies fuel pricing amid IPMAN’s boycott claims, stating its petrol rates are lower than NNPCL’s benchmark
Dangote Refinery warns of substandard petroleum imports by foreign firms, underscoring the importance of domestic industry protection and affordable fuel.
IPMAN prepares for crucial discussions with Dangote Petroleum Refinery to finalize petrol lifting terms and prices.
Federal government allows petroleum marketers to buy directly from Dangote and other refineries, bypassing NNPCL in a bid to foster supply.