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Dangote refinery drives seven-fold rise in Nigeria petroleum product exports, EIA says

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Our refinery represents 10% of US refining capacity- Aliko Dangote

Seaborne petroleum product exports from Nigeria have grown seven-fold since 2023, as output from the Dangote refinery improved regional fuel

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