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On to the next one: Dangote eyes steel dominance in West Africa
… Repays $2.4bn of $5.5bn refinery loan …Dangote produces 1,500mw for self-consumption Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote says he will...
… Repays $2.4bn of $5.5bn refinery loan …Dangote produces 1,500mw for self-consumption Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote says he will...
By the end of the decade, the oil market’s spare capacity is projected to reach levels previously seen only during...
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The Nigerian Gas Association (NGA) is intensifying its advocacy efforts to position natural gas as a critical component of the...
International investors have snatched up the bulk of shares in Saudi Aramco’s latest $11.2 billion stock sale, an amount higher...
Nigeria has reached the final stage of its plan to sell five key power plants at a cost of $1.15...
…National Council of privatisation to announce winners The Federal Government through the Ministry of Power has concluded the sale of...
Modular refineries in Nigeria are seeking a consistent supply of crude oil from the United States to address a supply...
Data seen by BusinessDay has countered the new subsidy denial position of the federal government, asserting that Nigeria now pays...
Funding for the construction of 20 modular refineries in Nigeria is at risk as foreign investors withhold their money due...