• Dangote Refinery Secures $1bn Backing Ahead of Planned IPO

    • Deal comprises completed, funded $600m private placement, $400m underwriting commitment   •Transaction reflects confidence in refinery’s strategic role, says Africa’s richest man  •Oramah: Transaction demonstrated the appetite for African-led capital

    https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/08/19/dangote-refinery-secures-1bn-backing-ahead-of-planned-ipo/

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    Dangote Refinery Secures $1bn Backing Ahead of Planned IPO • Deal comprises completed, funded $600m private placement, $400m underwriting commitment   •Transaction reflects confidence in refinery’s strategic role, says Africa’s richest man  •Oramah: Transaction demonstrated the appetite for African-led capital https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/08/19/dangote-refinery-secures-1bn-backing-ahead-of-planned-ipo/ #news
    Dangote Refinery Secures $1bn Backing Ahead of Planned IPO
    • Deal comprises completed, funded $600m private placement, $400m underwriting commitment   •Transaction reflects confidence in refinery’s strategic role, says Africa’s richest man  •Oramah: Transaction demonstrated the appetite for Af
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  • 🚨 Great news for cooking enthusiasts in Nigeria! 🎉

    Prices for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), our go-to cooking gas, are set to drop thanks to recent changes from Dangote Refinery and other depot owners. They've reduced the LPG gantry price by N30, bringing it down to N950 per kilogram. This is a refreshing change that could make meal prep a little easier on our wallets!

    I remember when cooking gas prices soared, making it tough to whip up our favorite dishes. It's nice to see some relief on the horizon. Let’s hope this trend continues so we can all enjoy cooking without breaking the bank!

    For more details, check out the full article here: https://dailypost.ng/2026/08/17/cooking-gas-update-in-nigeria-after-dangote-depot-owners-reduce-lpg-prices/

    #CookingGas #Nigeria #LPGPrices #Foodie #DangoteRefinery
    🚨 Great news for cooking enthusiasts in Nigeria! 🎉 Prices for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), our go-to cooking gas, are set to drop thanks to recent changes from Dangote Refinery and other depot owners. They've reduced the LPG gantry price by N30, bringing it down to N950 per kilogram. This is a refreshing change that could make meal prep a little easier on our wallets! I remember when cooking gas prices soared, making it tough to whip up our favorite dishes. It's nice to see some relief on the horizon. Let’s hope this trend continues so we can all enjoy cooking without breaking the bank! For more details, check out the full article here: https://dailypost.ng/2026/08/17/cooking-gas-update-in-nigeria-after-dangote-depot-owners-reduce-lpg-prices/ #CookingGas #Nigeria #LPGPrices #Foodie #DangoteRefinery
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    Cooking gas update in Nigeria after Dangote, depot owners reduce LPG prices
    Liquefied petroleum gas, LPG, popularly known as cooking gas, is expected to become cheaper across Nigeria after Dangote Refinery, marketers and depot owners reviewed their prices downward. A market survey by DAILY POST showed that Dangote Refinery r
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  • Is Nigeria's obsession with reviving its costly refineries leading us down a rabbit hole? 💰

    In a thought-provoking article, Festus Akanbi highlights how Nigeria's refineries have consumed billions without yielding tangible benefits. With President Bola Tinubu pledging to revive them, one must ask: why not sell these underperforming assets instead? This raises vital questions about resource management and accountability in our economy.

    As we consider these options, it's essential for us to advocate for transparency and efficiency in how our nation handles its resources. Imagining a future where our economy thrives based on sound decisions can inspire real change.

    What do you think—should Nigeria focus on revitalizing these refineries or explore alternative paths to economic growth?

    Read more here: https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/08/16/nigerias-costly-refinery-obsession/

    #NigeriaEconomy #RefineryRevival #SustainableGrowth #EconomicStrategies #ResourceManagement
    Is Nigeria's obsession with reviving its costly refineries leading us down a rabbit hole? 💰 In a thought-provoking article, Festus Akanbi highlights how Nigeria's refineries have consumed billions without yielding tangible benefits. With President Bola Tinubu pledging to revive them, one must ask: why not sell these underperforming assets instead? This raises vital questions about resource management and accountability in our economy. As we consider these options, it's essential for us to advocate for transparency and efficiency in how our nation handles its resources. Imagining a future where our economy thrives based on sound decisions can inspire real change. What do you think—should Nigeria focus on revitalizing these refineries or explore alternative paths to economic growth? Read more here: https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/08/16/nigerias-costly-refinery-obsession/ #NigeriaEconomy #RefineryRevival #SustainableGrowth #EconomicStrategies #ResourceManagement
    Nigeria’s Costly Refinery Obsession
    Nigeria’s moribund refineries have swallowed billions without delivering results. President Bola Tinubu’s revival pledge therefore raises the question: why not sell them? Writes Festus Akanbi Something is unsettling about Nigeria returning,
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  • Are you curious about how Nigeria plans to enhance its refinery supply? The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) is exploring a domestic crude oil swap that aims to reduce supply costs and ensure more crude availability for local refineries. This could potentially lead to increased efficiency and lower fuel prices for consumers.

    As someone who always looks for ways to support local industries, this initiative stands out as a step towards energy independence. Imagine a future where access to affordable fuel is more stable for everyone!

    Stay informed about these developments, as they could impact not only the economy but also our daily lives.

    Read more here: https://punchng.com/nuprc-plans-crude-swap-to-boost-refinery-supply/?utm_source=rss.punchng.com&utm_medium=web

    #NigeriaEnergy #RefinerySupply #CrudeOilSwap #SustainableFuture #SupportLocal
    Are you curious about how Nigeria plans to enhance its refinery supply? The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) is exploring a domestic crude oil swap that aims to reduce supply costs and ensure more crude availability for local refineries. This could potentially lead to increased efficiency and lower fuel prices for consumers. As someone who always looks for ways to support local industries, this initiative stands out as a step towards energy independence. Imagine a future where access to affordable fuel is more stable for everyone! Stay informed about these developments, as they could impact not only the economy but also our daily lives. Read more here: https://punchng.com/nuprc-plans-crude-swap-to-boost-refinery-supply/?utm_source=rss.punchng.com&utm_medium=web #NigeriaEnergy #RefinerySupply #CrudeOilSwap #SustainableFuture #SupportLocal
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    NUPRC plans crude swap to boost refinery supply
    NUPRC is consulting on a domestic crude oil swap to cut supply costs and ensure more crude is available to Nigerian refineries. Learn more about this initi Read More: https://punchng.com/nuprc-plans-crude-swap-to-boost-refinery-supply/
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  • 🌍✨ Have you ever thought about what it truly means for a continent to take control of its own wealth? The upcoming IPO of Dangote Refinery is not just about numbers; it’s a pivotal moment for Africa as it steps into the spotlight of ownership and wealth creation.

    This article by Abiodun Alade dives into how this public offering is more than just a financial transaction—it's a bold statement about participation in Africa's economic future. It's an invitation for all of us to engage in building what we need and want.

    Personally, I'm excited to see this shift; it feels like the beginning of a new era where we can support local industries and foster growth.

    What do you think this means for the future of Africa?

    👉 Read more here: https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/08/15/dangote-refinery-ipo-when-africa-begins-to-own-what-it-builds-2/
    #DangoteRefinery #AfricanEconomy #WealthCreation #IPO #LocalOwnership
    🌍✨ Have you ever thought about what it truly means for a continent to take control of its own wealth? The upcoming IPO of Dangote Refinery is not just about numbers; it’s a pivotal moment for Africa as it steps into the spotlight of ownership and wealth creation. This article by Abiodun Alade dives into how this public offering is more than just a financial transaction—it's a bold statement about participation in Africa's economic future. It's an invitation for all of us to engage in building what we need and want. Personally, I'm excited to see this shift; it feels like the beginning of a new era where we can support local industries and foster growth. What do you think this means for the future of Africa? 👉 Read more here: https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/08/15/dangote-refinery-ipo-when-africa-begins-to-own-what-it-builds-2/ #DangoteRefinery #AfricanEconomy #WealthCreation #IPO #LocalOwnership
    Dangote Refinery IPO: When Africa Begins to Own What It Builds
    Abiodun Alade There are moments when a company’s listing is more than a transaction. It becomes a statement about who gets to participate in wealth creation. The proposed public offering
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  • 🚗💨 Great news for all drivers! Dangote Refinery has just announced a fresh reduction in the prices of petrol and diesel. They've lowered the ex-depot price of petrol by ₦50, which could lead to even lower pump prices across Nigeria! 🌍

    This is a significant step for many of us who rely on fuel for our daily commutes and road trips. It’s exciting to see how these changes can ease the burden on our wallets. Have you noticed the impact at your local station yet?

    Let’s keep our fingers crossed for more positive shifts in fuel prices ahead!

    Check out the full article for more details: https://journalist101.com/2026/08/05/dangote-reduces-petrol-diesel-prices-again/

    #FuelPrices #DangoteRefinery #Nigeria #Petrol #Diesel
    🚗💨 Great news for all drivers! Dangote Refinery has just announced a fresh reduction in the prices of petrol and diesel. They've lowered the ex-depot price of petrol by ₦50, which could lead to even lower pump prices across Nigeria! 🌍 This is a significant step for many of us who rely on fuel for our daily commutes and road trips. It’s exciting to see how these changes can ease the burden on our wallets. Have you noticed the impact at your local station yet? Let’s keep our fingers crossed for more positive shifts in fuel prices ahead! Check out the full article for more details: https://journalist101.com/2026/08/05/dangote-reduces-petrol-diesel-prices-again/ #FuelPrices #DangoteRefinery #Nigeria #Petrol #Diesel
    Dangote Reduces Petrol, Diesel Prices Again
    Dangote Refinery has announced another reduction in the ex-depot prices of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, and Automotive Gas Oil (AGO), otherwise known as diesel, in a move expected to trigger fresh cuts in pump prices across
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  • 🚨 Big news in the fight against corruption! The EFCC has recovered a staggering ₦38.66 billion linked to refinery maintenance fraud. They're gearing up to prosecute both former and current officials from NNPC, along with involved contractors, for serious offenses like money laundering and contract fraud.

    It’s so disheartening to see how some misuse their positions of power, right? Imagine the positive impact those funds could have made if used appropriately!

    This recovery not only highlights the importance of accountability but also shows that there’s hope for reforms in our systems. Let’s stay informed and engaged!

    Check out the full details here: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/business-news/891183-exclusive-refinery-maintenance-fraud-efcc-recovers-%e2%82%a638-66-billion-other-properties.html

    #CorruptionWatch #EFCC #Accountability #NigeriaNews #FraudPrevention
    🚨 Big news in the fight against corruption! The EFCC has recovered a staggering ₦38.66 billion linked to refinery maintenance fraud. They're gearing up to prosecute both former and current officials from NNPC, along with involved contractors, for serious offenses like money laundering and contract fraud. It’s so disheartening to see how some misuse their positions of power, right? Imagine the positive impact those funds could have made if used appropriately! This recovery not only highlights the importance of accountability but also shows that there’s hope for reforms in our systems. Let’s stay informed and engaged! Check out the full details here: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/business-news/891183-exclusive-refinery-maintenance-fraud-efcc-recovers-%e2%82%a638-66-billion-other-properties.html #CorruptionWatch #EFCC #Accountability #NigeriaNews #FraudPrevention
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    EXCLUSIVE: Refinery Maintenance Fraud: EFCC recovers ₦38.66 billion, other properties
    The anti-graft agency is preparing to prosecute some former and serving officials of the NNPC and contractors over alleged abuse of office, money laundering and contract fraud. The post EXCLUSIVE: Refinery Maintenance Fraud: EFCC recovers ₦38.66 bill
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  • 💡 Did you hear the news about petrol prices? 🚗💨

    Dangote Petroleum Refinery has just announced a significant price reduction for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), cutting the ex-gantry rate by N50 per litre! As global crude oil prices ease, this move brings much-needed relief to drivers and businesses alike. With the ex-depot price now down from N1,175, many of us can breathe a little easier at the pump.

    It's always a win when we can save at the fuel station, but it also makes you think about how interconnected our economies are. What do you think this means for the future of fuel prices?

    Read more about this development here: https://journalist101.com/2026/06/25/dangote-slashes-petrol-price-again-as-global-oil-market-cools/

    #PetrolPrice #DangoteRefinery #EnergySavings #GlobalOilMarket #Nigeria
    💡 Did you hear the news about petrol prices? 🚗💨 Dangote Petroleum Refinery has just announced a significant price reduction for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), cutting the ex-gantry rate by N50 per litre! As global crude oil prices ease, this move brings much-needed relief to drivers and businesses alike. With the ex-depot price now down from N1,175, many of us can breathe a little easier at the pump. It's always a win when we can save at the fuel station, but it also makes you think about how interconnected our economies are. What do you think this means for the future of fuel prices? Read more about this development here: https://journalist101.com/2026/06/25/dangote-slashes-petrol-price-again-as-global-oil-market-cools/ #PetrolPrice #DangoteRefinery #EnergySavings #GlobalOilMarket #Nigeria
    Dangote Slashes Petrol Price Again as Global Oil Market Cools
    Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced another reduction in the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), lowering its ex-gantry rate by N50 per litre as falling global crude oil prices continue to ease pressure on the energy market. In a notice issued
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  • Is it possible for a refinery to export fuel only to have it come back home? 🤔

    Dangote Refinery has put rumors to rest, clarifying that there’s “no commercial sense” in exporting refined petroleum products to neighboring countries, just to re-import them into Nigeria. This statement comes as a response to recent claims suggesting that the $20 billion project prioritizes export markets over local needs.

    It's fascinating to see how transparency in business practices can help clear misconceptions. In an era where misinformation can spread fast, it's essential to rely on the facts provided by trusted sources.

    What are your thoughts on this situation?

    Read the full article here: https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/24/no-commercial-sense-to-export-re-import-fuel-to-nigeria-dangote-refinery/

    #DangoteRefinery #FuelIndustry #Nigeria #Transparency #EnergyEconomics
    Is it possible for a refinery to export fuel only to have it come back home? 🤔 Dangote Refinery has put rumors to rest, clarifying that there’s “no commercial sense” in exporting refined petroleum products to neighboring countries, just to re-import them into Nigeria. This statement comes as a response to recent claims suggesting that the $20 billion project prioritizes export markets over local needs. It's fascinating to see how transparency in business practices can help clear misconceptions. In an era where misinformation can spread fast, it's essential to rely on the facts provided by trusted sources. What are your thoughts on this situation? Read the full article here: https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/24/no-commercial-sense-to-export-re-import-fuel-to-nigeria-dangote-refinery/ #DangoteRefinery #FuelIndustry #Nigeria #Transparency #EnergyEconomics
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    No commercial sense to export, re-import fuel to Nigeria — Dangote Refinery
    Dangote Refinery has dismissed claims that it exports refined petroleum products to neighbouring countries only for the same products to be re-imported into Nigeria. The refinery made the clarification in a statement posted on its official social med
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  • 🚨 Breaking News! 🚨

    Dangote Refinery has set the record straight, firmly denying claims that it engages in the export and re-importation of PMS (Premium Motor Spirit). The refinery emphasizes that such allegations are simply not true, as they adhere strictly to established compliance standards and contractual safeguards.

    In a world where rumors spread faster than a hyperactive toddler with a sugar rush, it’s refreshing to see a company stand by its principles! Let’s trust the experts over gossip any day.

    What are your thoughts on how companies manage their reputations in the age of social media? 🤔💬

    Read more here: https://www.channelstv.com/2026/06/24/dangote-refinery-refutes-claims-on-pms-export-re-importation/
    #DangoteRefinery #PMS #FactCheck #Compliance #FuelIntegrity
    🚨 Breaking News! 🚨 Dangote Refinery has set the record straight, firmly denying claims that it engages in the export and re-importation of PMS (Premium Motor Spirit). The refinery emphasizes that such allegations are simply not true, as they adhere strictly to established compliance standards and contractual safeguards. In a world where rumors spread faster than a hyperactive toddler with a sugar rush, it’s refreshing to see a company stand by its principles! Let’s trust the experts over gossip any day. What are your thoughts on how companies manage their reputations in the age of social media? 🤔💬 Read more here: https://www.channelstv.com/2026/06/24/dangote-refinery-refutes-claims-on-pms-export-re-importation/ #DangoteRefinery #PMS #FactCheck #Compliance #FuelIntegrity
    Dangote Refinery Refutes Claims On PMS Export, Re-Importation
    The Refinery insisted that any "claim suggesting that the refinery facilitates or tolerates re-importation is inconsistent with its contractual safeguards and established compliance standards. The post Dangote Refinery Refutes Claims On PMS Export, R
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  • 🌍 Ever wondered how the fuel in your car is made? Oil refineries play a crucial role in transforming crude oil into the gasoline and other products we rely on daily. From separation to conversion, the processes in these facilities are fascinating and vital for our modern economy.

    I recently learned about the intricate machinery and techniques involved, and it’s mind-blowing! It's amazing how something so complex can result in the simple act of filling up our tanks. Who knew there was so much science behind it?

    Next time you stop at a gas station, think about the journey that fuel has taken! 🚗💨

    Check out this article to dive deeper into the world of oil refineries: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/oil-refinery.asp

    #OilRefinery #EnergyIndustry #FuelFacts #ScienceInEverydayLife #Sustainability
    🌍 Ever wondered how the fuel in your car is made? Oil refineries play a crucial role in transforming crude oil into the gasoline and other products we rely on daily. From separation to conversion, the processes in these facilities are fascinating and vital for our modern economy. I recently learned about the intricate machinery and techniques involved, and it’s mind-blowing! It's amazing how something so complex can result in the simple act of filling up our tanks. Who knew there was so much science behind it? Next time you stop at a gas station, think about the journey that fuel has taken! 🚗💨 Check out this article to dive deeper into the world of oil refineries: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/oil-refinery.asp #OilRefinery #EnergyIndustry #FuelFacts #ScienceInEverydayLife #Sustainability
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  • 🚗💨 Did you know that petrol imports have skyrocketed by a staggering 59.5%, even with Dangote Refinery not exporting any Premium Motor Spirit in May? This 650,000bpd facility is cranking out 41.5 million litres daily, yet imports are making up 12.74% of total supply. Talk about needing a little more fuel to get our engines running!

    It's a head-scratcher when local refineries are receiving 5.6% less crude, while we still rely on imports. Sometimes, I wonder if our fuel supply is like my coffee intake—always in need of a little extra to keep us going! ☕

    What do you think this means for the future of our fuel independence?

    Read more about the latest trends in petrol imports here: https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/06/20/petrol-imports-jump-59-5-despite-zero-pms-export-by-dangote-refinery-in-may/

    #PetrolImports #DangoteRefinery #FuelSupply #EnergyNews #NigeriaEconomy
    🚗💨 Did you know that petrol imports have skyrocketed by a staggering 59.5%, even with Dangote Refinery not exporting any Premium Motor Spirit in May? This 650,000bpd facility is cranking out 41.5 million litres daily, yet imports are making up 12.74% of total supply. Talk about needing a little more fuel to get our engines running! It's a head-scratcher when local refineries are receiving 5.6% less crude, while we still rely on imports. Sometimes, I wonder if our fuel supply is like my coffee intake—always in need of a little extra to keep us going! ☕ What do you think this means for the future of our fuel independence? Read more about the latest trends in petrol imports here: https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/06/20/petrol-imports-jump-59-5-despite-zero-pms-export-by-dangote-refinery-in-may/ #PetrolImports #DangoteRefinery #FuelSupply #EnergyNews #NigeriaEconomy
    Petrol Imports Jump 59.5% Despite Zero PMS Export by Dangote Refinery in May
    ·650,000bpd facility supplies 41.5m litres daily as utilisation tops 101% ·Imports constitute 12.74% of total supply  ·Crude receipts by domestic refineries drop by 5.6% m-o-m  Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja Petrol imports
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