Dangote Refinery Suspends Petrol Sale in Naira Amid PENGASSAN Controversy
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has suspended the sale of petrol in Naira amidst a controversy involving PENGASSAN. The refinery cited an exhaustion of allocation as the reason for the suspension, impacting Nigeria's energy market.
The decision, announced on September 27, will take effect on September 28. Customers who have made payments but not received deliveries are advised to seek refunds.
This development adds to the existing tensions between the refinery and the union, further complicating the country's fuel supply situation. The move highlights the challenges faced by the refinery and the broader implications for Nigeria's energy sector.
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