The Dangote Refinery has denied reports that it plans to shut down its petrol production unit, assuring Nigerians that operations are running smoothly and fuel supply remains steady.
In a statement released on Thursday, the company described the rumors as misleading and capable of creating unnecessary panic in the market. It stressed that the refinery is fully committed to meeting Nigeria’s energy needs and reducing the nation’s reliance on imported fuel.
The clarification comes at a sensitive time, with fuel availability and pricing remaining a top concern for citizens. Any hint of disruption often sparks fear of scarcity, which can quickly lead to long queues at filling stations and rising transport costs.
Industry analysts say Dangote’s reassurance is important for stabilizing public confidence and calming the market. However, they also note that transparency and consistent communication from both the company and regulators will be key to sustaining trust.
For millions of Nigerians who depend on affordable and reliable fuel for daily living, the refinery’s statement offers relief — but many will be watching closely to see if supply remains uninterrupted in the weeks ahead.
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