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Dangote Cuts Diesel Price by ₦200 as Import Rivalry Reshapes Downstream Market
Dangote Refinery has cut diesel depot price from ₦1,800 to ₦1,600 per litre, intensifying rivalry with importers and raising fresh…
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Dangote Plans Pan-African IPO to Sell 10% Refinery Stake in 2026
Dangote is taking Africa’s largest refinery to the market. A planned 10% Pan-African IPO in 2026 could become one of…
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Afreximbank Expands Narrative of African Transformation with Season Two of ‘Impact Stories’
Afreximbank says the ‘Impact Stories’ initiative is part of a broader strategy to demonstrate how development finance is translating into…
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Rising Fuel Costs Reveal a Deeper Energy Crisis as Dangote Refinery Laments Costs to 47 Government Agencies
“We deal with about 47 government agencies across the value chain, and each adds some form of cost to the…
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Dangote Refinery Positions as Energy Lifeline for Nigeria Amid Global Fuel Market Turbulence
Dangote Refinery disclosed that the geopolitical crisis has already disrupted global refining operations, reduced petroleum product availability and pushed up…
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Dangote Refinery–NNPC Strategic Alliance Signals Nigeria’s Energy and Industrial Reset
Nigeria’s energy transition is no longer defined by rhetoric about import substitution — it is being shaped by asset consolidation,…
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Dangote, Otedola Project Strenghtening of Naira toward ₦1,100/$1
After years of FX volatility, multiple exchange rates, and confidence erosion, Nigeria may be entering what can be described as…
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Aliko Dangote: BRANDECONOMY Man of the Year 2025
Industrial Courage, Reform by Confrontation, and Nigeria’s Long Road to Energy Sovereignty Organisation: Dangote Group Sector: Manufacturing, Energy, Infrastructure BRANDECONOMY Honour: Man…
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From Stabilisation to Prosperity: LCCI Maps Nigeria’s 2026 Economic Reset
Why consolidating 2025 reforms—not policy overload—will determine Nigeria’s growth credibility in 2026 After a bruising cycle of reforms and recalibration…
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