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Dangote Refinery, Nigerian Petrol Marketers, Strike Accord on Distribution

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  • New agreement allows direct purchase of refined products, eliminating middlemen and lowering prices
  • Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited halts imports, relying solely on domestic refineries

Lagos, Nigeria – Dangote Refinery and the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) reached an agreement on Monday for the direct sale of refined petroleum products, a move expected to streamline distribution, reduce prices, and ensure a steady supply across Nigeria, according to the marketers.

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