- Daily imports drop to 14.7 m litres as refineries restart and modular plants scale up
- Lower dollar demand could bolster the naira and ease inflationary pressures
Lagos, Nigeria – Nigeria’s push to refine its own fuel is finally biting into a decades‑old dependence on foreign petrol. Daily imports fell to 14.7 million litres on 13 April from 44.6 million last August, Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority chief Farouk Ahmed said on Tuesday.
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