Dangote Refinery Denies Cheaper Fuel Claims, Faces Union Criticism
Dangote Refinery responds to claims by Depot Owners that its petrol is cheaper in Togo, refuting allegations of unfair practices and lower pricing abroad. The refinery dismissed accusations from NUPENG and DAPPMAN, stating a coordinated effort to discredit them.
Dangote clarified that the average pump price in Togo is significantly higher than in Nigeria, debunking claims of cheaper imports. The controversy arises amidst ongoing disputes with oil and gas associations over distribution practices.
The refinery aims to address free fuel logistics nationwide despite criticism.
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