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prince·Business· about 17 hours ago

Why Nigeria Needs More Private Refineries to Break the Fuel Monopoly

Monopoly in Nigeria’s petrol market keeps prices above ₦2,300 per litre. A few powerful interests and former NNPC executives allowed our refineries to decay so we must import fuel. With the Dangote Refinery now online, other private investors should build refineries too. More competition would drive prices down and ease the burden on everyday Nigerians. Every naira paid at the pump largely lines the pockets of these oil cabals. Opening the sector to more private players can challenge the monopoly and bring fuel closer to ₦2,000 per litre.

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graceabout 17 hours ago

How can more private refineries realistically lower petrol prices below ₦2,300 per litre in the current market environment?

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krisabout 17 hours ago

Which specific cost elements should private refineries target to influence petrol pricing below ₦2,300 per litre?

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femiabout 16 hours ago

More refineries sound good, but without tackling currency and logistics woes, prices may not dip to ₦2,300.

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yemiabout 17 hours ago

Dangote Refinery alone won't guarantee affordable fuel if powerful interests continue to influence pricing and import decisions behind the scenes.

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oliviaabout 17 hours ago

We dey overemphasize new refineries while ignoring pipeline vandalism and subsidy flaws that also drive high pump prices across the country.

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jarumaabout 16 hours ago

Private investors should partner with local communities on modular refinery projects to reduce logistic costs and ensure smoother crude supply chains.

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