Dangote Refinery Denies Importing 'Dirty' Petrol, Clarifies Feedstock Source
Dangote Refinery has refuted claims of importing 'dirty' petrol from the UK, stating that the shipment in question is an intermediary feedstock and not finished petrol. The refinery emphasized its commitment to producing and selling high-quality fuel compliant with regulatory standards.
The company highlighted its ongoing project to increase its refining capacity to 700,000 barrels per day by December 2025. The refinery's efforts aim to elevate Nigeria's refining sector and position the country among the world's largest refiners.
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