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Dangote Group has proposed building a petroleum products storage terminal in Cameroon to expand distribution across Central AfricaThe project, which is still under discussion, could improve Cameroon’s fuel security and supply neighbouring countriesIf approved, the investment would strengthen Dangote’s regional fuel export network and mark its entry into Cameroon’s downstream petroleum sector
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The Dangote Group has unveiled plans to establish a petroleum products storage terminal in Cameroon as part of efforts to deepen the regional distribution network of its 650,000-barrel-per-day Lekki refinery and strengthen its presence in Central Africa.
The proposal was presented on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, to Cameroon’s Prime Minister, Joseph Dion Ngute, by the Group’s Vice President for Oil, Gas and Fertiliser, Devakumar Edwin, according to Punch.
Dangote Targets Neighbouring African Country With Fuel Storage Terminal to Expand Refinery ExportsSource: UGC
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