After Farouk Ahmed’s exit, NMDPRA says Dangote refinery petrol supply fell below target
NMDPRA says Dangote Refinery supplied 23.52 million liters of petrol daily in November, missing projections as imports lifted Nigeria’s fuel supply.
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NMDPRA says Dangote Refinery supplied 23.52 million liters of petrol daily in November, missing projections as imports lifted Nigeria’s fuel supply.
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