For the umpteenth time, Nigeria is trying yet again in 2021 to get its refineries working in an attempt to wean itself off imported fuel.
For the umpteenth time, Nigeria is trying yet again in 2021 to get its refineries working in an attempt to wean itself off imported fuel.
Africa’s biggest oil exporter is dependent on imported petrol, despite never-ending rehabilitation and turnaround maintenance.
Now in 2021, the state-run
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Oladehinde Oladipo
Dipo Oladehinde is a skilled energy analyst with experience across Nigeria's energy sector alongside relevant know-how about Nigeria’s macro economy.
He provides a blend of market intelligence, financial analysis, industry insight, micro and macro-level analysis of a wide range of local and international issues as well as informed technical rudiments for policy-making and private directions.
