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Importers: Dangote Petrol N65 Cheaper in Togo Than Nigeria

Fuel importers have alleged that the Dangote Refinery sells petrol to international traders in Lomé, Togo, at prices N65 cheaper per litre than those offered to Nigerian marketers. The claim was confirmed in separate interviews by the Depot and Petroleum Product Marketers Association of Nigeria (DAPPMAN) and the Petroleum Products Retail Outlet Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN). Dangote Refinery recently announced a price cut — from N865/litre to N841 in Lagos/Southwest, and N851 in Abuja, Edo, and Kwara — alongside its direct fuel distribution rollout. But marketers argue the refinery undercuts local buyers by giving discounts abroad. DAPPMAN’s Executive Secretary, Olufemi Adewole, told Sunday PUNCH that members had purchased Dangote’s fuel in Lomé at cheaper rates than locally, saying: “Dangote is selling to international traders at N65 lower than what he is selling to us. We’ve even bought from those […]

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Dangote Refinery to Begin Direct Fuel Supply, Putting Local Traders on Alert

Starting August 2025, Dangote Oil Refinery, Africa’s largest with 650,000 bpd capacity, will begin direct distribution of gasoline and diesel to retail stations, manufacturers, telecom firms, and other major consumers—ending reliance on traditional middlemen and import-based suppliers. 1. Logistics Overhaul Dangote has ordered 4,000 CNG-powered tanker trucks—more than doubling Nigeria’s current fuel logistics fleet. Plans include building over 100 CNG refueling stations nationwide to support the new fleet. 2. Credit Facility Boost Dangote will provide a short-term credit facility for bulk buyers: purchase 500,000 L and access another 500,000 L on credit for two weeks, backed by a bank guarantee—designed to ease cash-flow burdens and streamline bulk procurement. 3. Disruption vs. Opportunity Local fuel traders—represented by the Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN, with ~6,700 members)—warn the move could undermine their livelihoods: “In one fell swoop, he's trying to wipe […]

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