Nigerian Marketers Accuse Dangote of Non-Supplying Paid Fuel, Denials Follow
Nigerian marketers are calling out Dangote over alleged non-supply of paid fuel, causing financial distress and market tension. Despite making full payments for fuel, the marketers claim they have not received the product, leading to significant losses.
Dangote's vice president, Devakumar Edwin, refutes the allegations, stating the refinery is operating at full capacity. The situation has led to rising fuel prices across Nigeria, impacting both retailers and consumers.
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