Dangote Refinery Denies Selling Petrol Cheaper to Foreign Traders
Dangote Refinery refutes claims of selling petrol cheaper to foreign traders than locally. The Executive Secretary of DAPPMAN alleged that international traders in Togo bought Dangote petrol at lower prices than in Nigeria.
Dangote Group denied the allegations, emphasizing its commitment to providing affordable petrol in Nigeria. The company clarified that any price differences may be due to logistics and distribution factors.
Dangote accused marketers of inflating prices by routing petrol to Togo. The refinery stressed its role as a primary source of affordable petrol in West Africa, despite importing crude oil for processing.
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