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Tuesday, September 19, 2023
Nigeria, Ready and Willing: President Tinubu's Message to the Global Energy Industry.
Dangote Oil Refinery to Receive First Crude Cargo in Two Weeks; Diesel and Jet Fuel Production Starts in October.
Dangote Oil Refinery to Receive First Crude Cargo in Two Weeks; Diesel and Jet Fuel Production Starts in October.
In a significant development, the Dangote Oil Refinery, led by the Executive Director of Dangote Group, Devakumar Edwin, is poised to reach key milestones in its journey towards becoming a major player in the oil and energy sector.
According to Mr. Edwin, the Dangote Oil Refinery is on the brink of receiving its inaugural cargo of crude oil within the next two weeks, marking a pivotal moment in the refinery's progress.
Furthermore, the refinery is set to commence the production of diesel and jet fuel by October 2023, with an anticipated daily output of up to 370,000 barrels. This substantial production capacity is expected to significantly bolster the nation's energy resources.
In another promising update, the refinery is slated to begin refining petrol by November 30th, 2023, further underscoring its commitment to becoming a major player in the oil industry.
These developments signify a major stride forward for the Dangote Oil Refinery and hold the promise of enhancing Nigeria's energy independence and economy. As the refinery gears up to receive its first cargo of crude oil and ramp up production in the coming months, it is poised to play a pivotal role in meeting the nation's energy needs and contributing to its economic growth.
Protests for Justice Erupt in Three States Following Mohbad's Mysterious Death.
Protests for Justice Erupt in Three States Following Mohbad's Mysterious Death.
In the wake of the mysterious death of young musician Ilerioluwa Aloba, widely known as Mohbad, protests demanding justice have spread across three states in Nigeria. The latest demonstration took place in the Panseke area of Abeokuta, Ogun State, as youths gathered to voice their concerns about Mohbad's demise.
Clad in black attire, symbolizing mourning, the protesters assembled at the skating ground arena in Abeokuta. They carried placards with inscriptions like #JusticeForMohbad and #WhoTurnedOffTheLight, expressing their demand for answers.
Earlier, protests had erupted in Ikorodu, Lagos, with youths holding placards that read, "We won't accept this, justice for Mohbad." Mohbad, a former signee of Marlian Records owned by Naira Marley, passed away at the age of 27.
Similar protests were reported in Lagos around the Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH) area, as well as in Warri, Delta State, where youths demanded justice for Mohbad.
While some unfounded reports on social media have accused Naira Marley of involvement in Mohbad's death, the artist expressed his grief, describing Mohbad as more than just an artiste or signee but a brother and dear friend.
The Lagos State Police Command has responded by inaugurating a 13-man special investigation team to probe the mysterious death of Mohbad. The circumstances surrounding his passing remain under investigation.
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