In the Spirit of Sankofa,
Africa's Richest Man Will Fix Nigeria's Chronic Fuel Crisis
Dangote, who has made most of his money through his African cement business, is building a 650,000 barrel-per-day oil refinery and petrochemical plant in the commercial capital, Lagos, scheduled for completion by early 2018. The facility, with capacity to produce 55.2 million liters of gasoline daily, will produce other fuels as well as fertilizer and polymers, according to Devakumar Edwin, chief executive officer of the Dangote Group ...
Aliko Dangote
Photographer: Tom Saater/Bloomberg
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-nigeria-s-fuel-needs-as-state-refineries-age
Cars jam a gasoline station waiting for fuel in Lagos, Nigeria.
Source: AFP via Getty Images
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Africa's Richest Man Will Fix Nigeria's Chronic Fuel Crisis
Dangote, who has made most of his money through his African cement business, is building a 650,000 barrel-per-day oil refinery and petrochemical plant in the commercial capital, Lagos, scheduled for completion by early 2018. The facility, with capacity to produce 55.2 million liters of gasoline daily, will produce other fuels as well as fertilizer and polymers, according to Devakumar Edwin, chief executive officer of the Dangote Group ...

Aliko Dangote
Photographer: Tom Saater/Bloomberg
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-nigeria-s-fuel-needs-as-state-refineries-age

Cars jam a gasoline station waiting for fuel in Lagos, Nigeria.
Source: AFP via Getty Images
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