Dangote Refinery denies claims of fuel export, re-importation scheme
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At a glance
- Dangote Refinery has refuted claims that its petroleum products are exported to Togo and then re-imported into Nigeria.
- The refinery stated that such allegations are false, misleading, and lack any commercial or operational basis.
- The company aims to clarify its operations and deny any involvement in such schemes.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals has strongly denied allegations of exporting its petroleum products to Lomรฉ, Togo, for subsequent re-importation into Nigeria. The company issued a statement dismissing the claims as false, misleading, and entirely lacking in commercial or operational foundation.
These assertions have circulated recently, prompting the refinery to issue a clear rebuttal. Dangote Refinery has emphasized its commitment to legitimate operations and has sought to dispel any rumors suggesting a scheme involving export and re-importation through Togo. The company maintains that such activities do not align with its business model or operational practices.
By addressing these claims directly, Dangote Refinery aims to maintain transparency and confidence in its operations. The denial serves to correct misinformation and reaffirm the refinery's position as a key player in the petroleum sector, operating with integrity and adhering to established commercial principles.
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