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  1. world

    Dangote Refinery Cuts Petrol Price Again as Crude Prices Ease

    Dangote Petroleum Refinery has reduced its petrol ex-gantry price by ₦25 per litre to ₦1,325 following a decline in international crude oil prices. But the cut may not immediately translate into lower pump prices for motorists across Nigeria.

    Global News Arena · 22 September 2026

  2. world

    Dangote Wants to Put $10 Billion Into Power. The Bigger Problem Is What Businesses Lose Without It

    Dangote’s proposed power investment highlights the enormous cost unreliable electricity places on African businesses.

    GNA Writes · 22 September 2026

  3. business

    Dangote Refinery Drives Seven-Fold Rise in Nigeria’s Petroleum Product Exports: How Nigeria Is Becoming a Major Fuel Exporter

    Nigeria’s petroleum export landscape is changing rapidly as Dangote Refinery boosts refined product shipments, cuts reliance on imports and strengthens the country’s ambitions to become a major fuel exporter.

    Lady NG · 25 August 2026

  4. business

    What the Dangote Refinery Produces—and Why It Matters More Than Many Nigerians Realise

    The Dangote Refinery produces far more than petrol. From diesel and aviation fuel to LPG, kerosene and polypropylene, its products could have a much wider impact on Nigeria's economy, industries and everyday life

    Lady NG · 18 August 2026

  5. world

    Why Every Naira Change in Fuel Price Is a Warning Nigerian Businesses Should Take Seriously

    Fuel price changes rarely affect only what Nigerians pay at the pump. For businesses, shifts in petrol prices can influence transportation, delivery expenses, operating costs and profit margins—making it important to track the impact on the business rather than simply react to headlines.

    Global News Arena · 22 September 2026

  6. world

    Petrol Just Went to ₦1,350. Here Is What It Actually Does to a Small Business.

    The price at the pump is only the first bill. The real one shows up everywhere else.

    GNA Writes · 3 September 2026