Dangote Refinery Refutes Fake News on Shutdown
Dangote Refinery denied reports of its petrol processing unit being shut down for repairs due to a catalyst leak. The refinery spokesperson, Anthony Chiejina, labeled the claims as fake news.
Contrary to reports suggesting a shutdown until September 20, the refinery clarified that operations were ongoing without any technical issues. The fake news was debunked to prevent misinformation about the refinery's status and operations.
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