‘Dangote Refinery to reduce Africa’s petroleum product imports by 36%’ | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

Besides, the organisation expressed confidence that the success of the project could incentivise the rise of similar projects across Africa despite the current focus on energy transition.

“Currently, Africa’s daily petroleum demand is 4.3 million barrels per day . Of this volume, 57 per cent is produced locally while 43 per cent is imported. When Dangote is fully operational, the percentage of Africa’s products imported shall drop to 36 per cent. This is even as the total volume of products demand rises to 5.4 mbd.

Ibrahim also hailed Dangote’s decision to go ahead with the construction of a crude oil refinery despite a campaign against fossil fuels, adding that the demand for fossil fuel is going to continue for several decades to come.

Do start work I beg

They have started o......Lai Muhammed will claim its one of Buhari's project 😆

not just reduce fuel importation only,but also reduce the pump price

When the price will increase soon

Great development

The soot, which experts attributed to the activities of illegal artisanal refineries, has persisted despite assurances by the state government that it would address the issue.

It's taking forever to get started!! Just wondering if it will ever be!!

Anu npama Dangote,did nothing have oils? Criminals U time is ticking.

Okay.

The same person that sells cement for us at a very exorbitant rate

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