Agenzia Nova: Business news: Nigeria, raffineria Dangote assicura distribuzione del petrolio nonostante la guerra in Medio Oriente

15 mar 06:00 - (Agenzia Nova) - La raffineria del magnate nigeriano Aliko Dangote ha ridotto il prezzo franco magazzino - clausola contrattuale... (Cay)

Business news: Nigeria, Dangote refinery ensures oil distribution despite the Middle East war.

15 Mar 06:00 - (Agenzia Nova) - The refinery owned by Nigerian magnate Aliko Dangote has reduced the off-take price - contractual clause... (Cay)

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Nigerians to Buy Shares In Refinery by Mid-2026– Dangote: Chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has revealed that Nigerians will soon have the opportunity to purchase shares in the $20 billion Dangote Refinery. Dangote made the disclosure during a visit by the Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) and other top officials to the refinery complex located in […] http://dlvr.it/TR6HbD #AlikoDangote

Femi Otedola backs Dangote: Naira to trade below ₦1,000/$1 soon

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Billionaire Femi Otedola announced on February 13, 2026, that the Dangote Refinery’s 650,000 barrels-per-day capacity will crash the dollar rate. He predicts the naira will strengthen significantly and trade below ₦1,000 per dollar by year-end as domestic petrol production ends expensive fuel imports and saves foreign exchange.

Photo Credit: Femi Otedola / X (formerly Twitter)

​Femi Otedola has sparked fresh hope for the Nigerian economy through a bold currency prediction. The business mogul linked the future strength of the naira directly to the success of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery.

His optimism follows the refinery reaching its full production capacity. Many Nigerians have long awaited this milestone to ease the persistent cost-of-living crisis across the country.

​Otedola hails refinery milestone

​The billionaire chairman congratulated Aliko Dangote for hitting the 650,000 barrels-per-day target. He noted that supplying 75 million litres of petrol daily completely changes the energy story of the nation.

​”I congratulate my friend and brother, @AlikoDangote, on the remarkable achievement of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery reaching its full 650,000 barrels per day capacity.” Femi Otedola wrote.

​This achievement marks a major shift after decades of Nigeria relying on imported refined products. Otedola believes this move will finally stop the heavy drain on the country’s foreign reserves.

​”More importantly, it is transformational for Nigeria and Africa. Supplying up to 75 million litres of PMS daily changes our energy narrative and conserving foreign exchangez” the businessman noted.

​Naira recovery and future expansion

​The reduction in forex demand for fuel imports is expected to stabilise the local currency. Otedola remains confident that the naira will regain its value against the US dollar very quickly.

​”With domestic refining now firmly underway after decades of reliance on imports, pressure on the foreign exchange market should ease significantly. I am optimistic that the naira will strengthen meaningfully, and trading below ₦1,000/$1 before year-end is increasingly within reach.” Otedola declared.

​The refinery project has faced various hurdles, including reports that Dangote cleared shrines at the site to ensure the massive construction could proceed. These efforts now seem to be paying off for the industrialist and the nation.

​Beyond fuel, Dangote is already investing $12 billion more to boost capacity to 1.4 million barrels daily. This expansion includes facilities for detergent production and polypropylene.

​”Aliko is not stopping here. He has embarked on an additional $12 billion expansion to increase refining capacity to 1.4 million barrels per day, alongside 2.4 million tons of polypropylene and 400,000 metric tons of Linear Alkyl Benzene for detergent production. Work has already commenced in earnest.” the billionaire added.

​This public show of support reflects the close bond between the two tycoons. It mirrors the warmth seen when Otedola praised daughter DJ Cuppy after receiving a luxury gift from his daughter recently.

​”Congratulations once again, my brother. Nigeria is proud of you 🏭 🙌🏾… F.Ote $” he wrote.

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Dangote drags ex-NMDPRA boss, Farouk Ahmed to EFCC: Chairman of Dangote Industries, Aliko Dangote, has taken his corruption allegations against former Managing Director of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), Farouk Ahmed, to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The development was confirmed in a statement released on Friday by the Dangote Group’s media office. The move comes after […] http://dlvr.it/TQFlGk #News #AlikoDangote
ICPC summons Dangote over petition against ex-NMDPRA boss: The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, has invited billionaire businessman Aliko Dangote to appear before a panel of investigators in Abuja on Monday over a petition he submitted to the agency. Dangote had earlier written a petition against Farouk Ahmed, the former Managing Director of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum […] http://dlvr.it/TPxjH9 #News #AlikoDangote
Dangote threatens Kaduna businessman with N100bn lawsuit over alleged defamation: President of the Dangote Group, Dr Aliko Dangote, has reportedly given a Kaduna-based businessman, Kailani Mohammed, a seven-day deadline to retract what he described as a libelous publication or face a N100 billion lawsuit. In a formal letter, Dangote demanded an immediate public explanation, retraction, and unreserved apology over allegations that he engaged in… http://dlvr.it/TPxb1y #News #AlikoDangote

Tinubu nominates new oil regulators after NMDPRA chief steps down

Key Points

  • Two agency chiefs resigned after public pressure and claims. Tinubu sent two nominees for Senate confirmation immediately.
  • Dangote lodged a formal claim and filed a petition. The move sparked probes by oversight bodies and lawmakers.
  • New nominees bring long oil sector careers and experience. The Senate must consider the picks without delay.

President Bola Tinubu asked the Senate to confirm nominees. Two agency heads resigned amid a public dispute. The resignations follow broad claims and a formal petition.

Image Credit: Official State House / Nigerian Presidency (for Tinubu), NMDPRA Official Source (for Ahmed), and Dangote Group Media (for Dangote).

Farouk Ahmed left his post at NMDPRA on Tuesday. Dangote filed a detailed claim with the ICPC today. More details appear in Dangote files petition prompts ICPC probe.

Why the resignations matter

The shake up raises investor concern in the oil sector. Agency change can shift licence rules and market trust. Analysts say a fair probe could restore market calm.

Lawmakers demanded documents and hearings to get answers. The House called both sides to calm things down. Committees will seek records about licences and imports.

Market players worry about sudden shifts in supply chains. Refinery operators said stable rules support long term plans. A clear probe may calm investors and traders.

Who the nominees are

Tinubu nominated Oritsemeyiwa Amanorisewo Eyesan to NUPRC as new CEO. Eyesan spent nearly thirty three years at NNPC. She led upstream operations and planning roles there.

Tinubu also named Engineer Saidu Aliyu Mohammed to lead NMDPRA. Mohammed is a chemical engineer with decades of experience. The president urged speedy Senate confirmation for both nominees.

Industry watchers said both choices bring steady work records. ValidUpdates noted recent refinery price moves and market shifts. More details appear in Dangote refinery cuts petrol price.

Both nominees have held senior posts in state firms. Eyesan retired as EVP and led upstream operations. Mohammed served on boards and advised gas projects recently.

Observers say continuity matters while probes run in parallel. The Senate will now review each nominee’s record and fitness. A quick vetting may reassure investors and workers alike.

What happens next

The ICPC confirmed it received Dangote’s formal filing today. Investigators will examine records and money flows in due course. Legal steps may follow if evidence supports the claim.

The House committees have set a hearing this week. Lawmakers will call parties to give clear info and answers. Public interest groups urged calm things down and patience.

Market reaction could ease if probes seem fair and quick. Investors watch licences and import rules for policy signals. Stable policy will help refineries and supply planning recover.

The presidency stressed smooth transitions and continuity in reforms. Officials said a fair probe can restore public trust. The president asked the Senate to act without undue delay.

Readers can follow updates on the NMDPRA Archives tag page. ValidUpdates will publish new documents and hearing notes. More reporting will track outcomes for regulators and markets.

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Nobody will buy NNPC’s refineries — Dangote: President and Chief Executive Officer of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has stated that Nigeria’s four state-owned refineries would struggle to attract buyers even if they were put up for sale, blaming regulatory failures and an unfavourable investment climate. Speaking during a briefing in Lagos, Dangote traced the challenges in Nigeria’s downstream petroleum sector to regulatory […] http://dlvr.it/TPqnF6 #News #AlikoDangote #NNPCL