Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola warns depot owners as Dangote Refinery reshapes fuel supply
Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola backs Dangote Refinery, urges depot owners to adapt as $20 billion project transforms Nigeria’s fuel supply chain.
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Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola backs Dangote Refinery, urges depot owners to adapt as $20 billion project transforms Nigeria’s fuel supply chain.
Dangote said the next phase of the company’s plan is the adoption of electric trucks, beginning early next year.
Aliko Dangote’s $20 billion refinery halts self-collection sales, shifts marketers to free delivery scheme to streamline fuel supply.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery exports two additional fuel shipments to the U.S., boosting production and international presence.
Dangote made the announcement at a conference, saying the plant has helped ease a problem that has dogged Nigeria for decades.
Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, is funding a N1.1 billion ($732,642) 250-bed hostel at the University of Ilorin to aid student housing and mosque upkeep.
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote loses $163 million on cement slump, trimming fortune to $28.8 billion.
Dangote Refinery will start direct petrol supply to 11 Nigerian states from Sept. 15, setting pump prices at N841 to N851 per liter.
Dangote’s $20 billion Nigerian refinery has shut its gasoline unit for two weeks after technical faults, disrupting output and tightening markets.
The refinery has accelerated exports of petrol, diesel, and aviation fuel, filling a supply gap created by maintenance closures at Saudi Aramco and Kuwait facilities.
Aliko Dangote signs $2.5 billion fertilizer deal with Ethiopia to cut costly imports, boost food security and expand Africa’s farm output.
Dangote’s $20 billion refinery partners with Japan’s Mitsui Chemicals to boost petrochemical output, targeting Africa’s $15 billion import market.
Aliko Dangote’s net worth drops $549 million as Dangote Cement shares fall nearly 10 percent, reducing his stake to $4.96 billion.
Dangote refinery cuts petrol price to $0.534 per liter, boosting Nigeria’s energy independence and processing 500,000 barrels daily.
The CNG-powered fleet, imported through Lagos’ Apapa Port, will support the refinery’s fuel delivery program set to launch on August 15.
The deal forms part of a broader $4 billion syndicated loan package aimed at refinancing earlier capital costs tied to the construction of the $20 billion refinery.