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Talks between Namibia and Nigeria to set up an oil storage and a fuel refinery in Namibia are at an advanced stage. The joint oil refinery is to enhance co-operation in the energy field, as was

Nigeria is Africa's biggest oil producer (est 2.2million bpd) and with Namibia yet to be classified as an oil and gas frontier and underexplored this signing of an MoU to build a refinery in the

Windhoek—The Federal Government and the Republic of Namibia have proposed to construct a joint oil refinery to maximise cooperation in the area of energy. The decision was

Nigeria will also train Namibian diplomats at the Nigerian Foreign Service Academy The Nigerian Government and the Republic of Namibia

1 day ago“For Nigeria, we are ready to partner with Namibia and other African nations to build an energy sector that drives shared prosperity,” he says.

Nigeria and Namibia have announced a joint oil refinery to maximize cooperation in energy sector. The announcement was made during the two-day official visit of President Goodluck Jonathan

Dangote Petroleum Refinery plans to construct large-scale fuel storage facilities in Walvis Bay, Namibia, with a capacity of 1.6 million barrels. This initiative supports Dangote's

Hofokepunye Pohamba, took the decision weekend during Jonathan’s two-day state visit to Namibia. Both leaders resolved that the refinery be completely financed by the

MacDonald Dzirutwe Two sources confirmed on Wednesday that the refinery in Nigeria, Dangote Petroleum, will build storage tanks in Namibia for at least 1.6 millions barrels

Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan recently visited Namibia to discuss and sign off on 11 memoranda of understanding (MoU) in a bid to strengthen and diversify bilateral

Southern Africa is set to welcome a new oil refinery, the result of a strategic partnership between the governments of Namibia and Botswana.

Namibian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Amb. Peingeondjabi Shipoh, said on Friday the joint Nigeria-Namibia refinery will offer employment opportunities to the teeming

Namibia’s ambitions to develop a oil refinery may face serious challenges, with low national fuel demand and high capital requirements emerging as key obstacles.

The Federal Government of Nigeria and the Republic of Namibia in 2025 proposed the construction of a joint oil refinery to be located at Walvis Bay to maximise cooperation in

Backbone Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (BINL), an indigenous oil firm, has announced plans to build and operate a 500,000 barrels-per-day crude oil refinery in Ilaje

Africa’s largest single-train fuel processing plant, Dangote Refinery, is planning to construct a 1.6 million barrels storage facility in Namibia to supply refined fuel to the Southern

Namibia and Botswana are in advanced discussions to jointly develop an oil refinery, in a strategic move to enhance regional energy security, reduce dependency on imported fuels, and capitalise on Namibia’s growing

24 March 2025, Windhoek The Federal Government and the Republic of Namibia have proposed to construct a joint oil refinery to maximise...

Nigeria’s Dangote Petroleum Refinery is set to build large fuel storage tanks in Namibia’s Walvis Bay to hold at least 1.6 million barrels of gasoline and diesel.

Nigeria’s Dangote Petroleum Refinery is set to build large fuel storage tanks in Namibia’s Walvis Bay to hold at least 1.6 million barrels of gasoline and diesel.