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Dangote reduces Nigeria’s dependence on dollars despite resistance from the old system

According to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), Nigerias reliance on imported fuel has been significantly mitigated by the oil refinery owned by Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote

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How Dangote plans to transform Nigeria from an oil exporter into a global fuel powerhouse

Dangote Refinery has reached 650,000 bpd nameplate capacity and plans to expand to 1.4 million bpd, processing up to 130 crude grades and becoming Africa's largest refining complex. The fully merchant model — sourcing globally, blending, and exporting — signals a structural shift in African energy trade that could redirect fuel supply chains across the continent and challenge established hubs in Singapore and the Middle East.

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Africa at the forefront: The urgent need to diversify energy supply

The African continent has long played a secondary role in shaping global events, energy being one of the main characteristics of this subsidiary role. We now can play a role in helping to choose the direction of global…

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