has invited applications from companies qualified to operate and maintain three state-run oil refineries.
and Kaduna Refineries to ensure reliability and sustainability to meet the nation’s fuel supply obligation. The $1.5 billion contract was signed by the managing director of the Port Harcourt Refinery, Ahmed Dikko, and the vice president of Tecnimont, Sub-Saharan Africa, Davide Pellizola. Nigeria has four refineries, owned by the government, but imports its refined petroleum products. The approval for the Port Harcourt Refinery was welcomed with mixed reactions as the country in the past spent billions of dollars on refinery maintenance with no success.
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