27-08-2026 10:08 via vanguardngr.com

Why we increased petrol export volume – Dangote

The Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals, DPRP, has explained why it increased petrol export volume, which does not stop its capacity to meet local demands.Read Also: Despite fall in crude price, petrol hits N1,212 per litreDangote Refinery, in a statement yesterday, expressed concern over the continued issuance of petroleum product import licences, despite the refinery’s proven capacity to meet and exceed Nigeria’s domestic Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) requirements.According
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