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NNPCL Clarifies Crude Oil Sales Agreement with Dangote Refinery
NNPCL denies reports of terminating its crude oil sales deal with Dangote Refinery, confirming ongoing discussions for a new contract.
11 March 2025
Oil Sector
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NNPC Reduces Petrol Price to N860 Per Litre
Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) has slashed its petrol pump price to N860 per litre, matching Dangote Refinery
4 March 2025
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Dangote Refinery Boosts Production to 85%, Aims for Full Capacity in 30 Days
Dangote Refinery increases output to 85% of its 650,000 bpd capacity, targeting full production within 30 days.
11 February 2025
Breaking News
NNPCL Flags Off Construction of Five Mini LNG Plants in Ajaokuta
Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has launched the construction of five mini Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) plants in Ajaokuta
31 January 2025
Breaking News
Nigeria’s Petrol Landing Cost Declines to N922.65 Amid Market Adjustments
Nigeria’s petrol landing cost dropped to N922.65 per litre, signaling relief for importers and potential price adjustments.
27 January 2025
Business
Nigeria’s Crude Oil Production Falls Slightly in December 2024
Nigeria’s daily crude oil production dropped to 1.48mbpd in December 2024, falling short of budget and OPEC targets.
18 January 2025
Breaking News
Petrol Price Surge to N1,150/Litre Amid Dangote Refinery Hike
Petrol prices in Nigeria rise to N1,150/litre following a price hike by Dangote Refinery and rising global crude oil costs.
18 January 2025
Breaking News
Warri Refinery: Petrol Loading Expected by February
The Warri Refining and Petrochemical Company (WRPC) anticipate petrol loading by February 2025 as production of diesel and kerosene resume.
5 January 2025
Breaking News
Federal Government Considers Reducing Crude Allocation to Dangote Refinery
Federal Government may reduce crude oil allocation to Dangote Refinery from 300,000 bpd as Port Harcourt and Warri refineries resume operations
2 January 2025
Breaking News
Warri Refinery Resumes Operations After Years of Inactivity
The Warri Refinery, with a 125,000 bpd capacity, has resumed operations at 60% capacity. This milestone reinforces Nigeria’s energy security
31 December 2024
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