
Aliko Dangote







Some APC stakeholders have written President Bola Tinubu in a private letter. The APC members asked the Nigerian leader to make at least three sacks.

The Port Harcourt refinery has postponed the commencement of petrol production from the facility, which was originally scheduled for August 2024.

Aliko Dangote is maintaining his position as Africa's richest man and has secured over N12 billion in the last 24 hours, thanks to his cement company.

Due to crude oil supply challenges, the Dangote Refinery has pushed petrol production back from the facility to a later date. Nigerians now expect it in August end.

Dangote Refinery has dismissed reports claimed by the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria that it set petrol prices at N600 per litre.

Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has disclosed that they expect the Dangote Refinery to crash the price of petrol to N600 per litre.

About eight Nigerian refineries, which are set to begin production this month, have put the NURPC under enormous pressure to supply over 597,000 barrels daily.

The Edo Refinery and Petrochemicals Company has spoken about issues of crude oil supply, similar to what has forced Dangote Refinery to postpone petrol production.

Nigerians are excited as Mangal Cement, a new competitor to Dangote, BUA, and Lafarge, has started selling its cement following the commencement of production.
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