Dangote Refinery Denies Importing Low-Quality Petrol, Emphasizes Commitment to Quality Standards
Dangote Refinery has denied reports alleging the importation of petrol with high sulfur content, clarifying that the cargo in question was an intermediate feedstock, not finished petrol. The refinery emphasized its adherence to global quality standards and commitment to providing cleaner fuel in Nigeria.
Aliko Dangote's company highlighted its transparency and commitment to energy independence. The refiner plans to make documents public to ensure transparency and accountability.
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