deal for new oil refinery will take at least in Nigeria
Legit.ngNigeria to get 4 new refineries as foreign investors move to
3 refineries set to begin PMS production, NNPC revises fuel price Legit.ng earlier reported that the NNPC may commence supplying crude oil in naira to the Dangote Petroleum
Already, with the coming onboard of the Dangote refinery, there’s a change in the equation. The policy shift is aimed at allowing market forces to determine fuel prices, driving efficiency, and attracting international players
Nigeria's Dangote oil refinery extends WTI buying
Nigeria's Dangote oil refinery will import at least five million barrels of U.S. WTI crude oil in July, three trading sources told Reuters, extending its buying spree after a potential record
3 new refineries set to boost Nigeria’s capacity The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has issued licenses for the construction of three new refineries, adding 140,000
AfricaDangote Refinery's Nigerian Crude Deal Set to Disrupt
The Dangote oil refinery is poised to receive 400,000 barrels of Nigerian crude daily, marking a shift in Africa’s oil trade dynamics. In October and November, the 650,000 bpd
Hopes that the new Dangote Petroleum Refinery would lead to cheaper fuel in Nigeria have been dashed. But analysts say the ultra-modern facility is just one step to resolving the country's fuel
Punch NewspapersNNPCL, Dangote refinery begin talks on Naira-for
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has initiated fresh negotiations with the Dangote Petroleum Refinery over the renewal of the naira-for-crude agreement, as talks are underway in
LAGOS, October 10, 2025 A South Korean consortium reached a deal with the Nigerian government to build four 100,000-bpd refineries, Heineken Lokpobiri, minister of state for petroleum resources, announced on Tuesday. Lokpobiri
AP NewsNigeria opens Africa’s biggest oil refinery as it
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has opened Africa’s biggest oil refinery, with hopes it will help the country achieve self-sufficiency and become a net exporter of refined petroleum products. Africa’s richest man,
Explore the steps to starting an oil refinery in Nigeria. Learn about regulatory requirements, investment opportunities, and key insights.
ZAWYANigeria oil sector to maintain growth, attract
Despite volatile global oil market in 2025, no thanks to geopolitical tensions and other local challenges, Nigeria grew its crude oil production to 1.7 million barrels per day in November 2025 from 1.4mbpd in December 2025.
Africa's wealthiest man, Aliko Dangote, has signed a multi-billion dollar deal with banks to finance the building of an oil refinery in Nigeria.
Modern GhanaNigeria's Dangote signs deal to build oil refinery Modern
Africa's wealthiest man, Aliko Dangote, has signed a multi-billion dollar deal with banks to finance the building of an oil refinery in Nigeria.
Africa's wealthiest man, Aliko Dangote, has signed a multi-billion dollar deal with banks to finance the building of an oil refinery in Nigeria .
The Nation NewspaperFULL LIST: Nine completed refineries in Nigeria
“Today marks a monumental achievement for Nigeria as the Port Harcourt Refinery officially commences crude oil processing. “This groundbreaking milestone signifies a new era of energy
However, the new agreements among the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, Dangote Refinery and independent oil marketers may end long-standing issues over fuel imports.
Exclusive: Deal for new Sri Lanka oil refinery will take at least
An agreement to build a proposed $3.85 billion oil refinery in Sri Lanka will take at least a year to be finalized as its main investor, India's Accord Group, says it is yet to recruit
A South Korean consortium has reportedly concluded plans to build four new 100,000 barrels capacity refineries across Nigeria to boost petrol production.
allAfricaNigeria: NNPC's Forward Oil Sales Hit $21.5bn in Six Years,
The Dangote refinery has reported difficulties in securing sufficient crude oil feedstock from producers, including International Oil Companies (IOCs), leading to
Africa's wealthiest man, Aliko Dangote, has signed a multi-billion dollar deal with banks to finance the building of an oil refinery in Nigeria.
