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Beyond liquid fuels: How the Dangote Refinery could become the catalytic industrial base for Nigeria, By Dan D. Kunle
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For decades, Nigeria has been known as one of the world’s largest crude oil producers, yet it captured only a fraction of the wealth its natural resources created. The country exported crude, imported refined products, and watched other economies create industries, jobs and technological capabilities from the very resources extracted from Nigerian soil. The Dangote […] The post Beyond liquid fuels: How the Dangote Refinery could become the catalytic industrial base for Nigeria, By Dan D. Kunle appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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