WIRE — Africa's largest refinery runs strong, processing and exporting fuel to West Africa and Europe. Yet nearby, Nigeria's state refineries lie idle after decades of failure. CHIMA NWOKOJI examines Nigeria's fuel import paradox and highlights how one private giant, Dangote Refinery, is reshaping African and global fuel trade. IN the bustling Lekki Free Zone of Lagos, The post One plant, two continents: The Dangote effect on global fuel trade vs domestic supply paradox appeared first on Tribune Online.
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