Nigerian Government Announces Deal for N380 Car Refueling to Reduce Petrol Dependency

The Nigerian government plans to set up 500 CNG refuel stations across the country in the next three years to provide car refueling at N380, aiming to reduce petrol dependency and promote cleaner energy. The project involves partnerships with MDGIF, Chinese equipment manufacturers, and Endur Group to create a new entity called CAM Infraco.
This initiative aligns with the government's energy security agenda and economic reforms, aiming to create jobs and develop a nationwide CNG refueling network.
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