
Petrol Marketers Are Boycotting Our Products -Dangote
Dangote laments marketers unwillingness to procure products from his refinery despite biting fuel shortages
Dangote laments marketers unwillingness to procure products from his refinery despite biting fuel shortages
Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) raises petrol prices to N1,060 in Abuja and N1,025 in Lagos, sparking outrage.
Following a two year wait FG finally approves ExxonMobil’s $1.2 billion onshore assests sale to Seplat Energy.
Dangote Refinery files suit against NMDPRA for issuing import licenses for petroleum products, seeking N100 billion in damages and a court order to revoke the licenses.
Four vessels carrying 123.4 million litres of petrol arrive at Nigerian seaports, supplementing supply from Dangote Petroleum Refinery
The Nigerian government, through the NUPRC, rejects Shell’s $1.3 billion onshore asset sale to Renaissance Group
Hopes for reduction of fuel prices fade as Nigeria’s NNPCL raises the landing cost of PMS due to naira depreciation
Federal government allows petroleum marketers to buy directly from Dangote and other refineries, bypassing NNPCL in a bid to foster supply.
NNPC’s naira-for-crude oil deal with Dangote Petroleum Refinery is set to last six months, delivering 385,000 barrels daily and reducing pressure on the naira.
Nigeria to approve $1.28 billion ExxonMobil-Seplat Energy divestment deal, President Bola Tinubu confirms during independence day speech.