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Dangote refinery accounted for most Nigerian petrol receipts in August

Source: Punch Nigeria · 24 Sep 2026, 09:50 UTC
Dangote refinery accounted for most Nigerian petrol receipts in August
Image: Punch Nigeria · original report

The Dangote Refinery supplied almost 36 million litres of petrol a day in August, representing 71 per cent of Nigeria’s total receipts, according to a report by the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority. The figures were reported by Punch Nigeria, which did not provide the total volume from all suppliers.

The Dangote Refinery supplied nearly 36 million litres of petrol daily in August, accounting for 71 per cent of Nigeria’s total petrol receipts, according to a report by the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority. Punch Nigeria reported the figures from the NMDPRA document. They indicate that the refinery was the largest identified source of petrol receipts during the month, although the supplied material does not state the volumes contributed by other suppliers.

The report also does not specify whether the refinery’s deliveries were made evenly throughout August or identify the destinations and distributors that received the fuel. It gives no information about petrol prices, retail availability or the refinery’s production capacity. The 71 per cent share refers to total receipts recorded for August, while the approximately 36 million litres is presented as the refinery’s daily supply during that period.

The available material does not state the precise number of days covered by the report or provide a comparison with earlier months. The NMDPRA report provides an official account of Dangote Refinery’s contribution to petrol supply for the month. Punch Nigeria did not include, in the supplied material, comments from Dangote Industries, other suppliers or fuel marketers on the figures.

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