DAPPMAN Challenges Dangote Refinery Over Petrol Export Concerns
Depot Petroleum Products Marketers Association (DAPPMAN) clashes with Dangote Refinery over allegations that cheaper petrol is being exported instead of meeting Nigeria's domestic fuel needs. DAPPMAN asserts that its members still control 68% of petrol supply across Nigeria, compared to Dangote Refinery's 22%.
The association accuses Dangote Refinery of selling petrol to international buyers at lower prices than to Nigerian depots, leading to importation challenges for its members. This conflict highlights the ongoing tensions in the petroleum industry, with concerns raised about fair pricing, supply chain dynamics, and the impact on local fuel availability.
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