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I’m expecting either NNPC or the marketers to stop importing fuel; they should come and collect what we have – Aliko Dangote pleads with NNPCL and oil marketers to patronize his petroleum products, stating that he has 1 billion liters in the tank and that it costs him money... show more

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Abdul 🇳🇬vor 1 Jahr

I believe if Dangote fuel is cheaper marketers will buy from him.

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Bakatsinevor 1 Jahr

Nigerians are going through difficult era because of the greed of elites and politicians who are only interested in milking the citizens dry and making millions of dollars from them. They're doing this despite millions dying of hunger and homeless.

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CitizenOluvor 1 Jahr

Marketers want subsidised fuel they can sell for more profit and also smuggle to neighbouring countries... what a country!!!

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Mr Raymondvor 1 Jahr

Buy fuel stations across the country. You have the logistics at hand and easier for you to penetrate the market fully. Sell to Nigerians directly and monitor the situation, you'll definitely makes them irrelevant as times goes on.

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BenGathersvor 1 Jahr

I think it’s high time Dangote should go into retail business, franchise the retail business . Filling station owners, will register under their names, and they will be buying directly from Dangote without the Marketers

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Ayovor 1 Jahr

They are probably in collusion with the western powers to see that your refinery fails. Best find an export channel to offload your product. Nigeria is a failed country with a puppet at the helm.

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Netflix Recommendationsvor 1 Jahr

I’m surprised the northern oil oligarchs (Shafa, Rano and Matrix) aren’t patronizing. Something is definitely off

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Beehorla Orlaneeyanhvor 1 Jahr

Ghana has said they’ll start importing from you. Leave them, they’re not happy that their shady deals have ended with you coming on board They’re economic saboteurs!!!!!

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Akitiolu 🇳🇬 🍦vor 1 Jahr

NNPC is no more the middleman. That was a wrong move. Or maybe it’s me thinking that

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Hajisolavor 1 Jahr

The president @officialABAT should step in and make this available. U can’t be gambling with our lives like this

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NNPCL has huge investment in Dangote Refinery.They are giving them the first offer of refusal. They will start with NNPCL, and we’re not against that; however, for us to compete as they are given NNPCL, they should also give us. We will determine our price and sell cheaper. - The National Publicity Secretary of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), Ukadike Chinedu on NNPCL been sole taker Dangote Fuel.

NNPCL has huge investment in Dangote Refinery.They are giving them the first offer of refusal. They will start with NNPCL, and we’re not against that; however, for us to compete as they are given NNPCL, they should also give us. We will determine our price and sell cheaper. - The National Publicity Secretary of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), Ukadike Chinedu on NNPCL been sole taker Dangote Fuel.

Imran Muhammad

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NNPC is trending because Aliko Dangote has openly told them to STOP importing fuel. Today, after a meeting with Pres. Tinubu, Dangote hinted that fuel is scarce in some parts of Nigeria, but if marketers patronize him, the scarcity will disappear. Because they have half a billion litres of fuel just sitting idle at the factory. Dangote called on, NNPCL, marketers to stop importing. When his refinery is producing more than enough to supply the entire country. Dr. Aliko Dangote said the refinery can produce up to 30M litres daily, if only NNPC can supply him enough crude oil, and even if the country needs 55M per day, his refinery is up to the task. Adding that they have 500M litres in their tank waiting to be lifted. But marketers won't patronize them, and he can't do anything about the scarcity because he is not a retailer. That, he doesn't understand why they prefer to import and distribute products that he already has in excess at his factory, when they can just simply distribute from his factory. Nigerians are of two opinions; some believe he is not being transparent with NNPC and Nigerians, that's why they are not buying from him. While other analysts think it's all a conspiracy to force him out of business, and Malta has fingers in it. Ultimately, Nigerians don't think there is fuel scarcity. Instead, the inability of people to afford it. ICYMI: Dangote dragged NNPC and NMDPRA to court and slammed them ₦100bn in damages for permitting companies to import petrol into the country, when his refinery is producing more than required. Which therefore violates Sections 317(8) and (9) of the 2021 PIA. Which states that ; Section 317 (8) The Authority may apply the Backward Integration Policy in the downstream petroleum sector to encourage investment in local refining. (9) Pursuant to subsection (8), licence to import any product shortfalls may be assigned to companies with active local refining licences or proven track records of international crude oil and petroleum products trading. Simply meaning that, you can award import license to companies, only if the local ones are not producing up to the required capacity. However, the law said "may" not "shall". So it is debatable and not definite. The case was adjourned to January 20th, 2025. But Dangote Refinery has revealed that, the case will be settled out of court. Get detailed analytics on your energy consumption • water, electricity & gas. With Vendr Sub-Meters! Inquire now: Vendr Utilities || iOS • Web • Android || info@vendr.ng ||

NNPC is trending because Aliko Dangote has openly told them to STOP importing fuel. Today, after a meeting with Pres. Tinubu, Dangote hinted that fuel is scarce in some parts of Nigeria, but if marketers patronize him, the scarcity will disappear. Because they have half a billion litres of fuel just sitting idle at the factory. Dangote called on, NNPCL, marketers to stop importing. When his refinery is producing more than enough to supply the entire country. Dr. Aliko Dangote said the refinery can produce up to 30M litres daily, if only NNPC can supply him enough crude oil, and even if the country needs 55M per day, his refinery is up to the task. Adding that they have 500M litres in their tank waiting to be lifted. But marketers won't patronize them, and he can't do anything about the scarcity because he is not a retailer. That, he doesn't understand why they prefer to import and distribute products that he already has in excess at his factory, when they can just simply distribute from his factory. Nigerians are of two opinions; some believe he is not being transparent with NNPC and Nigerians, that's why they are not buying from him. While other analysts think it's all a conspiracy to force him out of business, and Malta has fingers in it. Ultimately, Nigerians don't think there is fuel scarcity. Instead, the inability of people to afford it. ICYMI: Dangote dragged NNPC and NMDPRA to court and slammed them ₦100bn in damages for permitting companies to import petrol into the country, when his refinery is producing more than required. Which therefore violates Sections 317(8) and (9) of the 2021 PIA. Which states that ; Section 317 (8) The Authority may apply the Backward Integration Policy in the downstream petroleum sector to encourage investment in local refining. (9) Pursuant to subsection (8), licence to import any product shortfalls may be assigned to companies with active local refining licences or proven track records of international crude oil and petroleum products trading. Simply meaning that, you can award import license to companies, only if the local ones are not producing up to the required capacity. However, the law said "may" not "shall". So it is debatable and not definite. The case was adjourned to January 20th, 2025. But Dangote Refinery has revealed that, the case will be settled out of court. Get detailed analytics on your energy consumption • water, electricity & gas. With Vendr Sub-Meters! Inquire now: Vendr Utilities || iOS • Web • Android || [email protected] ||

Trending Explained

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“I must have strategy on how to survive because $20 billion of investment is too big to failed, we in situation where we continue to play cat and mouse and at the of the day somebody will give up, either we give up or they will give up, and I don’t think I will give up.” - Dangote added that he prays and wishes fuel importers will lose even more money because he's not printing money and is also losing money, it's not that he's making money, and marketers want imports to continue.

“I must have strategy on how to survive because $20 billion of investment is too big to failed, we in situation where we continue to play cat and mouse and at the of the day somebody will give up, either we give up or they will give up, and I don’t think I will give up.” - Dangote added that he prays and wishes fuel importers will lose even more money because he's not printing money and is also losing money, it's not that he's making money, and marketers want imports to continue.

Imran Muhammad

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It is very important to know that at this time, the resilience that the Nigerian economy has is coming largely from the fact that we do have that investment by the private sector, by Alhaji Aliko Dangote, in refining, and we need to support our refiners just as others are supporting them to keep petroleum products flowing, says Finance Minister Wale Edun. I think we should be thankful at this time for the capacity we have in Nigeria to refine crude into petrochemicals and petroleum products, he added. #PoliticsToday

It is very important to know that at this time, the resilience that the Nigerian economy has is coming largely from the fact that we do have that investment by the private sector, by Alhaji Aliko Dangote, in refining, and we need to support our refiners just as others are supporting them to keep petroleum products flowing, says Finance Minister Wale Edun. I think we should be thankful at this time for the capacity we have in Nigeria to refine crude into petrochemicals and petroleum products, he added. #PoliticsToday

Channels Television

14,290 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

NNPC says we should come and buy this fuel at a rate of N910, but at their filling station, they are selling it at a rate of N998 because they are getting it from Dangote at a lower rate, close to N900. We’re asking them to sell it at least at the rate Dangote is selling it to them. - Abubakar Garima, National President of Independent Petroleum Marketers Association Of Nigeria

NNPC says we should come and buy this fuel at a rate of N910, but at their filling station, they are selling it at a rate of N998 because they are getting it from Dangote at a lower rate, close to N900. We’re asking them to sell it at least at the rate Dangote is selling it to them. - Abubakar Garima, National President of Independent Petroleum Marketers Association Of Nigeria

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"Nigerians too will have an opportunity in the next maybe maximum 4 or 5 months, they will actually be able to buy their shares. And what I promised before, people will have a choice either to get their dividends in Naira or to get their dividends in dollars"- Aliko Dangote speaking as he receives the NNPC Group CEO, Bayo Ojulari at the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals. 🎥Channels TV

"Nigerians too will have an opportunity in the next maybe maximum 4 or 5 months, they will actually be able to buy their shares. And what I promised before, people will have a choice either to get their dividends in Naira or to get their dividends in dollars"- Aliko Dangote speaking as he receives the NNPC Group CEO, Bayo Ojulari at the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals. 🎥Channels TV

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Farouk Ahmed is trending because lovers of Nigeria are calling for the resignation of the NMDPRA Chief, after he revealed that; 1. Dangote's refinery is not licensed, 2. It's incomplete, only 45% built, 3. Dangote wants NNPC to give him monopoly on petroleum products in the country. 4. Dangote's product are not authentic. Dangote in turn said; his products are better than any product they (NNPC) import. And if they want they should test the diesels across the country and test his own to confirm the qualities. Aliko Dangote felt frustrated, opted out of building the steel plant and prepares to put Dangote Refinery up for sale. So, Nigerians believe Farouk Ahmed made a reckless statement that will tarnish the 'governments' image internationally and locally.

Trending Explained

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“I expect all previous GMDs of NNPC to be jailed for colossal refinery loss. Bayo Ojulari is the first GMD of NNPC to speak the truth about the refinery. I feel very relieved with his direction and we must praise him for audaciously stating that the Dangote Refinery has come to save the country's oil and gas sector.” - Dan Kunle, Energy Consultant

“I expect all previous GMDs of NNPC to be jailed for colossal refinery loss. Bayo Ojulari is the first GMD of NNPC to speak the truth about the refinery. I feel very relieved with his direction and we must praise him for audaciously stating that the Dangote Refinery has come to save the country's oil and gas sector.” - Dan Kunle, Energy Consultant

Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰

17,812 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

“Fuel Importers Were Losing Their Market To Dangote, Then Eventually They Found a Loophole…Dangote Sells Fuel Cheaper To Foreign Traders Than To Nigerian Marketers, So They Go To Togo, Buy The Same Dangote Fuel, And Ship It Back To Nigeria. And Even After Shipping Costs, It’s Still N65 Cheaper Per Litre. Between March-May 2026, 70-80% Of Fuel Imported By Sea Was Dangote Fuel That Left Nigeria And Came Back. But Why Is Nigerian Fuel Cheaper To Buy From Togo?”.

“Fuel Importers Were Losing Their Market To Dangote, Then Eventually They Found a Loophole…Dangote Sells Fuel Cheaper To Foreign Traders Than To Nigerian Marketers, So They Go To Togo, Buy The Same Dangote Fuel, And Ship It Back To Nigeria. And Even After Shipping Costs, It’s Still N65 Cheaper Per Litre. Between March-May 2026, 70-80% Of Fuel Imported By Sea Was Dangote Fuel That Left Nigeria And Came Back. But Why Is Nigerian Fuel Cheaper To Buy From Togo?”.

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We have over 40 billion naira in outstanding debt with the NNPCL. I was surprised when Dangote said he has over 500 million liters of PMS. We are ready to buy the product from Dangote if he is ready to sell it to us directly. - Abubakar Garima, President, IPMAN #SunriseDaily #CTVTweets

We have over 40 billion naira in outstanding debt with the NNPCL. I was surprised when Dangote said he has over 500 million liters of PMS. We are ready to buy the product from Dangote if he is ready to sell it to us directly. - Abubakar Garima, President, IPMAN #SunriseDaily #CTVTweets

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I warned then-President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua that NNPC couldn’t run the refineries. He told me he knew, but cancelled the $750 million sale to Aliko Dangote due to pressure. I said the refineries would eventually be sold as scrap. Now I’m told about $16 billion has been spent and they are still not working—just $4 billion short of what Dangote used to build the world’s largest refinery. —Former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

I warned then-President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua that NNPC couldn’t run the refineries. He told me he knew, but cancelled the $750 million sale to Aliko Dangote due to pressure. I said the refineries would eventually be sold as scrap. Now I’m told about $16 billion has been spent and they are still not working—just $4 billion short of what Dangote used to build the world’s largest refinery. —Former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

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NNPC is trending because they want to sue th tiktoker for doing a video showing how their fuel burnt faster than Dangote’s fuel. But the interesting thing is in paragraph 3. Also, they’re are still importing fuel, perhaps Malta, allegedly. Few days, ago a content creator bought 1ltr of Dangote Refinery’s fuel from MRS, and 1ltr of NNPC’s fuel. Put the two in different brand new generators. Alas, NNPC lasted 17mins, while Dangote’s lasted 30mins. Nigerians argued that the experiment was flawed, citing generator engine difference. Today, NNPC released a six paragraphed statement debunking the claims. Stating it is an attack from saboteurs, they will pursue legal steps and the experiment is amateur. In paragraph 3. They argued that the “NNPC” fuel the guy used in the experiment was gotten from an independent NNPC retailer who perhaps sourced their products from Dangote.. — Dangote, who “adheres” to strict industry standards. Basically implying that Dangote’s fuel is more quality than theirs. As their’s is focused on affordability, in context. Recall, during the peak of NNPC & Dangote beef, NNPC categorically said Nigerian do not need premium fuel. Despite claims that Warri Refinery, Port Harcourt refineries are now working, according to NairaMetric, NNPC imported over 200M litres of petrol just between February 1, 2025, and February 12, 2025. Anyways, before this video.. a lot of people have given positive reviews of Dangote’s fuel, and it’s contrast with NNPC’s. All insisting that Dangote’s lasts longer than NNPC. Dangote went into partnership with MRS to sell his fuel. MRS is owned by his step brother Sayyu I. Dantata. Ad• Use Vendr Utilities to effectively manage your estate! Fraud proof remote utility collection, allocation and disconnections for Gas, Water, Electricity (Gen/Nepa). Inquire now: Vendr Utilities || iOS • Web • Android || [email protected] ||

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