Despite promises that it would begin petrol production between August 10 and 12, 2024, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery may postpone the roll out of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS).

In July, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, CEO of Dangote Group, had projected that the refinery would begin supplying products on August 12.

Insiders revealed on Sunday that while everything is set for the much-anticipated production of PMS, it is expected to commence by the end of August.

One senior official, speaking anonymously, confirmed that the refinery is fully prepared to start petrol production this month but emphasised the necessity of an uninterrupted crude supply to maintain operations.

There are also indications that the ongoing crude supply crisis may hinder the refinery’s ability to start petrol production today, even as PMS marketers eagerly await the product’s release this week.

Pending the arrival of 29 million barrels of crude oil from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC),
efforts are reportedly in full swing at the refinery to roll out petrol this August.

Sources close to the situation confirmed that while the refinery is ready to release petrol this month, the low crude supply may impact the process.

“The sale of PMS will begin this August, though the low supply of crude oil has been a consistent challenge. However, based on current information, we are 100% ready to supply PMS,” said one source.

Another insider confirmed that the refinery is still waiting for the promised 29 million barrels of crude oil from the NUPRC. “The NUPRC has yet to deliver the 29 million barrels allocated to Dangote. Although they claimed on Friday that the crude was supplied, it hasn’t reached the refinery. Dangote needs 15 cargoes for September, but only six have been supplied, leaving him to import the rest. Even though the President said local refineries should buy in naira, if it’s at international rates, what difference does it make?” she asked.

While Dangote is expected to begin petrol supply in August, the product might not be sold locally due to price disparities. Experts suggest that the current price offered by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited is not competitive for any trader.

“For Dangote to sell in Nigeria, the rate must be competitive. With Dangote sourcing crude at international rates, it’s unreasonable to expect him to sell below cost price. It might be more profitable to sell abroad than to incur losses in Nigeria. There’s a lot of politics in oil and gas, which is severely impacting Nigeria, as former President Olusegun Obasanjo pointed out. Those benefiting from fuel importation are obstructing Dangote,” said one expert.

https://newscentral.africa/dangote-refinery-petrol-rollout-postponed-again/

It's truly disheartening to hear about the delay in the Dangote Refinery petrol rollout. However, we must remember that great things often take time. The vision and ambition behind this project are monumental, and once it finally comes to fruition, it will undoubtedly revolutionize our oil sector and strengthen our economy. Let's stay hopeful and supportive, as the journey towards self-sufficiency in fuel production is worth every moment of anticipation. Nigeria is on the brink of something extraordinary, and Dangote's commitment to this vision is commendable!

I've observed you like bad news

EreluRoz:
I've observed you like bad news

Does it mean that saying the truth is a crime?

No, somebody shouldn't report bad news again simply because it doesn't sit favourably with your sentiments.

You suppose chop better slap.

11Monkeys:


Does it mean that saying the truth is a crime?

No, somebody shouldn't report bad news again simply because it doesn't sit favourably with your sentiments.

You suppose chop better slap.

Isaiah 47 vs 3 on you for saying you'll slap me

Tinubu should scrap the entire admin board of NUPRC and NNPCL unless they're doing his will. They're the enemies of Nigeria.

The wait is just too much. Nigeria would benefit a lot from this Dangote refinery.

The local producers of fuel should be able to compete with the price of the products by NNPC.

We are expecting the Dangote's product.

EreluRoz:
Isaiah 47 vs 3 on you for saying you'll slap me

Tru tru you deserve the 'better slap'

EreluRoz:
Isaiah 47 vs 3 on you for saying you'll slap me

Quote Qur'an too. Find a suitable hadith as well.

SeeWahala:


Tru tru you deserve the 'better slap'

shut up before the sword ⚔️ of the lord butcher you.

You see dangotes refinery, port harcourt refinery, all the refineries . . .

ONE SINGLE DROP OF PETROL you Nigerians will not see from them till the end of 2024

Mark my words here today

EreluRoz:
shut up before the sword ⚔️ of the lord butcher you.

I have my own sword too 🔪

And it's the sword that my lord Jesus Christ gave to me

You worship a fake lord my lord is bigger than your own

SeeWahala:


I have my own sword too 🔪

And it's the sword that my lord Jesus Christ gave to me

You worship a fake lord my lord is bigger than your own

Isaiah 47 vs 3, your unclothedness shall be exposed, the wrath of the lord will visit those that troubles his favorites. I'm God's favorite be very careful

treesun:


Despite promises that it would begin petrol production between August 10 and 12, 2024, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery may postpone the roll out of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS).

In July, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, CEO of Dangote Group, had projected that the refinery would begin supplying products on August 12.

Insiders revealed on Sunday that while everything is set for the much-anticipated production of PMS, it is expected to commence by the end of August.

One senior official, speaking anonymously, confirmed that the refinery is fully prepared to start petrol production this month but emphasised the necessity of an uninterrupted crude supply to maintain operations.

There are also indications that the ongoing crude supply crisis may hinder the refinery’s ability to start petrol production today, even as PMS marketers eagerly await the product’s release this week.

Pending the arrival of 29 million barrels of crude oil from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC),
efforts are reportedly in full swing at the refinery to roll out petrol this August.

Sources close to the situation confirmed that while the refinery is ready to release petrol this month, the low crude supply may impact the process.

“The sale of PMS will begin this August, though the low supply of crude oil has been a consistent challenge. However, based on current information, we are 100% ready to supply PMS,” said one source.

Another insider confirmed that the refinery is still waiting for the promised 29 million barrels of crude oil from the NUPRC. “The NUPRC has yet to deliver the 29 million barrels allocated to Dangote. Although they claimed on Friday that the crude was supplied, it hasn’t reached the refinery. Dangote needs 15 cargoes for September, but only six have been supplied, leaving him to import the rest. Even though the President said local refineries should buy in naira, if it’s at international rates, what difference does it make?” she asked.

While Dangote is expected to begin petrol supply in August, the product might not be sold locally due to price disparities. Experts suggest that the current price offered by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited is not competitive for any trader.

“For Dangote to sell in Nigeria, the rate must be competitive. With Dangote sourcing crude at international rates, it’s unreasonable to expect him to sell below cost price. It might be more profitable to sell abroad than to incur losses in Nigeria. There’s a lot of politics in oil and gas, which is severely impacting Nigeria, as former President Olusegun Obasanjo pointed out. Those benefiting from fuel importation are obstructing Dangote,” said one expert.

https://newscentral.africa/dangote-refinery-petrol-rollout-postponed-again/

Nlfpmod, we said so that this refinery is; The more you know, the less you see or the closer it seems, the farther it becomes.

EreluRoz:
Isaiah 47 vs 3, your unclothedness shall be exposed, the wrath of the lord will visit those that troubles his favorites. I'm God's favorite be very careful

In case you don't know, I am currently naked in my bathroom sitting on the shitter and about to take my bath you or your god had nothing to do with it as its my daily routine

On the other hand, you cannot be a favourite of any god . . . Well except the devilish type because how could you support buhari for 8 years and then support tilumbu immediately after then? 🤔

Tell me again, what sort of god is this god that you say you serve that pushes you to support rubbish all the time?

SeeWahala:


In case you don't know, I am currently naked in my bathroom sitting on the shitter and about to take my bath you or your god had nothing to do with it as its my daily routine

On the other hand, you cannot be a favourite of any god . . . Well except the devilish type because how could you support buhari for 8 years and then support tilumbu immediately after then? 🤔

Tell me again, what sort of god is this god that you say you serve that pushes you to support rubbish all the time?

Do you have any proof I supported Buhari? Please bring your proof out. I don't know when I will ever rest from you people's hands for supporting Tinubu

Seems the bots are back!

This is gonna be fun

EreluRoz:
Do you have any proof I supported Buhari? Please bring your proof out. I don't know when I will ever rest from you people's hands for supporting Tinubu

There is a saying among we the nairaland family . . . No rest for iyaebe the 5th most vigilant supporter of her 'darling daddy' buhari

A chimpanzee can barb gorimakpa bololo with aboki razor BUT can never remove the lakpa-lakpa on its skin

At least we know the refinery is working unlike the ones under our blending NNPCL.

treesun:


Despite promises that it would begin petrol production between August 10 and 12, 2024, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery may postpone the roll out of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS).

In July, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, CEO of Dangote Group, had projected that the refinery would begin supplying products on August 12.

Insiders revealed on Sunday that while everything is set for the much-anticipated production of PMS, it is expected to commence by the end of August.

One senior official, speaking anonymously, confirmed that the refinery is fully prepared to start petrol production this month but emphasised the necessity of an uninterrupted crude supply to maintain operations.

There are also indications that the ongoing crude supply crisis may hinder the refinery’s ability to start petrol production today, even as PMS marketers eagerly await the product’s release this week.

Pending the arrival of 29 million barrels of crude oil from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC),
efforts are reportedly in full swing at the refinery to roll out petrol this August.

Sources close to the situation confirmed that while the refinery is ready to release petrol this month, the low crude supply may impact the process.

“The sale of PMS will begin this August, though the low supply of crude oil has been a consistent challenge. However, based on current information, we are 100% ready to supply PMS,” said one source.

Another insider confirmed that the refinery is still waiting for the promised 29 million barrels of crude oil from the NUPRC. “The NUPRC has yet to deliver the 29 million barrels allocated to Dangote. Although they claimed on Friday that the crude was supplied, it hasn’t reached the refinery. Dangote needs 15 cargoes for September, but only six have been supplied, leaving him to import the rest. Even though the President said local refineries should buy in naira, if it’s at international rates, what difference does it make?” she asked.

While Dangote is expected to begin petrol supply in August, the product might not be sold locally due to price disparities. Experts suggest that the current price offered by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited is not competitive for any trader.

“For Dangote to sell in Nigeria, the rate must be competitive. With Dangote sourcing crude at international rates, it’s unreasonable to expect him to sell below cost price. It might be more profitable to sell abroad than to incur losses in Nigeria. There’s a lot of politics in oil and gas, which is severely impacting Nigeria, as former President Olusegun Obasanjo pointed out. Those benefiting from fuel importation are obstructing Dangote,” said one expert.

https://newscentral.africa/dangote-refinery-petrol-rollout-postponed-again/

How can some few people be more powerful than the President.

The President must have the willpower to effect changes.

Moreover, we must legislate a law that ensures government and private organisation have timeline to respond to letters, enquiries etc to checkmate the unnecessary delays in bureaucracy.

Maximum of 2 official working days shall be enough for a ministry or private organisation to respond to a request.

Just answer yes or no with the ministry or private organization letterhead paper and signature.

This will curb excess of some lazy and corrupt government officials.

I know of a ministry that has not responded to letter for almost 1 year. That's redundancy.

Hahahahahaha

Hi

Dangote's commitment to excellence is unwavering, and while the delay may be disappointing, it's essential to recognize that great things take time. The refinery is a monumental project that will undoubtedly reshape our economy and provide jobs for countless Nigerians. Let's remain hopeful and patient as they work towards delivering a top-notch facility that will benefit us all in the long run. Quality over speed, always!

T

Remman:
Tinubu should scrap the entire admin board of NUPRC and NNPCL unless they're doing his will. They're the enemies of Nigeria.

They are working for Tulumbu so that his refinery in Malta can continue to sell low quality fuel to Nigeria and pay himslef the same subsidy he told Nigeria that is gone..!
How do you think balablu can and would ever remove them..?

Nigeria is in for a very long ride..
We told them but they never listened

But they said Dangote would source for crude abroad. This whole matter is corruptly confusing.

What is it that Dangote can't refine simple oiil that militants have modular refineries everywhere.

forgiveness:



How can some few people be more powerful than the President.

The President must have the willpower to effect changes.

Moreover, we must legislate a law that ensures government and private organisation have timeline to respond to letters, enquiries etc to checkmate the unnecessary delays in bureaucracy.

Maximum of 2 official working days shall be enough for a ministry or private organisation to respond to a request.

Just answer yes or no with the ministry or private organization letterhead paper and signature.

This will curb excess of some lazy and corrupt government officials.

I know of a ministry that has not responded to letter for almost 1 year. That's redundancy.

They are called cabals, stronger than presidency!

treesun:


They are called cabals, stronger than presidency!

Stronger than President that controls and commands all the enforcement agencies. Hires and fires anyone?

No, it could be that that president has no political will to effect changes.