The Natural Oil & Gas Suppliers Association of Nigeria (NOGASA) has expressed strong opposition to Dangote Refinery’s plan to ...

Since the commencement of refining operations in 2024, Dangote Refinery has been importing the bulk of its crude supplyChairman of the Group, Aliko Dangote, claimed this was due to the inability of ...

The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has disclosed plans to reintroduce its suspended N5 per-litre fuel discount scheme for its strategic partners, after temporarily halting the initiative due to reported ...

Nigeria's Dangote petroleum refinery will construct storage tanks in Namibia to hold at least 1.6 million barrels of gasoline ...

Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Plant has announced a reduction in the ex-depot price per litre of petrol from ₦880 to ...

Aliko Dangote's net worth has increased again as he overtakes some of the world's richest men to cement his place as one of ...

Nigeria's Dangote oil refinery will import at least five million barrels of U.S. WTI crude oil in July, three trading sources told Reuters, extending its buying spree after a potential record ...

The Dangote oil refinery in Nigeria, Africa’s largest crude processing facility, is preparing to ship its first gasoline cargo outside of the African region to Asia, marking a significant ...

Dangote earlier this year said his group is on track to generate total revenue of $30 billion in 2026. On Friday, he said that the company plans to surpass Qatar as the world’s biggest exporter ...

A recent initiative by the Dangote Petroleum Refinery (DSR), involving the distribution of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), diesel and other petroleum products to marketers, petrol station operators ...

“Having inspected the Dangote Refinery, which is a great point of reference, a great phenomenon of our time and a massive investment, I want to thank Aliko Dangote,” President Tinubu stated.

Where does a giant refinery in Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, go to source the raw materials it needs to make fuels for the nation of 228 million people? Try crude fields around Midland ...