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Nigeria to Continue Fuel Imports Despite Dangote Refinery Launch

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  • NMDPRA cites energy security and market competition concerns
  • Dangote Refinery faces challenges in crude supply and regulatory approval

Lagos, Nigeria – Nigeria will not end fuel imports even with the start of the Dangote Refinery in Lagos, which has the capacity to meet domestic fuel demand, according to the country’s refining and distribution regulator.

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