Dangote Refinery Supplies 40 Million Litres of Gasoline Daily amid Shortfall Concerns
Dangote Refinery is currently supplying 40 million litres of gasoline per day to the Nigerian domestic market to address concerns about a potential shortfall. The refinery is also distributing a consistent amount of diesel to meet demand.
Despite rumors of a shortage, the refinery has emphasized its commitment to transparency and security in the country's energy sector. The CEO of NMDPRA, Farouk Ahmed, revealed that the average daily consumption of gasoline has decreased due to various factors, including the elimination of gasoline subsidies.
However, the refinery has denied recent claims that it has shut down, stating that production and supply operations are running smoothly. Overall, the refinery is working to ensure a stable supply of fuel in Nigeria amid changing consumption patterns.
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