BREAKING: Dangote Refinery has prepared its first-ever export of 90,000 tons of gasoline to Asia.
That’s not just a business milestone — it’s a game-changer for Nigeria’s global image.
For decades, Nigeria has been a crude oil exporter and a fuel importer. Now, we’re flipping the script.
The ₦20+ trillion Dangote Refinery has long promised to:
Cut import dependence
Strengthen the naira
Create thousands of jobs
And make Nigeria a net exporter of refined fuel
This gasoline shipment to Asia shows the vision is becoming reality.
We’re not just consuming — we’re producing and exporting. That’s economic power.
💬 What do you think this means for the average Nigerian?Will fuel prices drop?Will the refinery bring lasting change?
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128 days agoBREAKING: Dangote Refinery has prepared its first-ever export of 90,000 tons of gasoline to Asia.
That’s not just a business milestone — it’s a game-changer for Nigeria’s global image.
For decades, Nigeria has been a crude oil exporter and a fuel importer. Now, we’re flipping the script.
The ₦20+ trillion Dangote Refinery has long promised to:
Cut import dependence
Strengthen the naira
Create thousands of jobs
And make Nigeria a net exporter of refined fuel
This gasoline shipment to Asia shows the vision is becoming reality.
We’re not just consuming — we’re producing and exporting. That’s economic power.
💬 What do you think this means for the average Nigerian?
Will fuel prices drop?
Will the refinery bring lasting change?