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Dollar sale row: Marketers halt Dangote fuel loading, FG steps in

Punch Nigeria about 20 hours 1 mins read

Marketers of petroleum products have stated that the loading of fuel has been put on hold at the Dangote Petroleum Refinery following the facility’s decision to sell fuel in dollars. Many marketers told The PUNCH on Sunday that the facility was not even loading its trucks, sparking fear of possible fuel tightness across the country. Read More: https://punchng.com/dollar-sale-row-marketers-halt-dangote-fuel-loading-fg-steps-in/

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