
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)







Petroleum product marketers have predicted that petrol prices could hit N1,000 per litre following the collapse of the naira-for-crude deal between NNPC and Dangote.

Filling stations across the country have adjusted petrol pump prices following the Dangote Petroleum Refinery's decision to stop selling fuel in naira.

Private depot operators have increased petrol prices to N900 per litre, leading to MRS, Ardova and other filling stations to adjust their prices in Lagos and Abuja

Filling station owners have adjusted their fuel prices following the decision by Dangote refinery to end sales in naira and also depots have increased prices.

Nigeria's newest crude oil grade, the sweet Obodo blend, is reportedly ready for export to European markets alongside other blends like Bonga and Utapate.

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has disclosed the importance of the manufacturing of polypropylene by the Dangote Refinery to the textile industry.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Limited) has announced plans to list the company's shares publicly on the Nigerian exchange

Dangote and Edo refineries may import about 122.4m barrels of crude oil worth $8.56 billion in six months to meet production needs as the deal with NNPC collapsed.

Crude oil prices have risen amid threats by President Donald Trump to sanction countries patronising Venezuela's oil. Dangote also plans to import crude.
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