Dangote Refinery Denies Petrol Sales via Dispatch Riders Amid Viral Video
Dangote Refinery has denied allegations of selling petrol via dispatch riders following a viral video circulating on social media. The video showed a man attempting to order petrol through WhatsApp and receiving a delivery via a motorcycle with a mini fuel tank.
The refinery clarified that it supplies petroleum products to bulk buyers and does not engage in direct retail sales to individuals. They highlighted their large-scale logistics system and safety measures, emphasizing their focus on safer and more reliable fuel distribution.
The company expressed shock at the misrepresentation and disclaimed any association with the video.
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