NMDPRA Approves 830,000-Tonne Petrol Imports Amid Dangote Legal Battle

NMDPRA approves 830,000-tonne petrol imports amid Dangote legal battle

The Nigeria Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has approved petrol import permits covering about 830,000 metric tonnes for multiple oil marketers ahead of the fourth quarter of 2026, PREMIUM TIMES has learnt.

Yuletide: FG approves fresh imports of 830,000MT petrol

The Federal Government has approved the importation of 830,000 metric tonnes of petrol for Q4 2026 to ensure adequate supply during the Yuletide period. Read More: https://punchng.com/yuletide-fg-approves-fresh-imports-of-830000mt-petrol/

NMDPRA approves fresh petrol import permits despite rising Dangote output

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has cleared six marketers to import a combined 830,000 metric tonnes read more NMDPRA approves fresh petrol import permits despite rising Dangote output

NMDPRA Licenses Six Firms to Import 830,000MT Petrol to Prevent Year End

By Adedapo Adesanya The Nigeria Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has approved six petrol import permits covering about 830,000 metric tonnes ahead of the fourth quarter of 2026 to tackle any unforeseen shortages. “Yes, petrol import permits were approved for Q4 2026 to ensure there’re no supply gaps heading into the critical end-of-year […]

Six marketers approved to import 830,000 tonnes of petrol in Q4 - Lagos Television

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, NMDPRA, has approved six oil marketers to import a combined 830,000 metric tonnes of petrol in the fourth quarter of the year. The approved companies are Matrix Energy, AA Rano, AYM Shafa, NIPCO, Pinnacle Oil and Bono Energy, according to information gathered by Petroleumprice.ng. The approval maintains the same group...

Full list: 6 oil marketers secure approval to import petrol into Nigeria

Six Nigerian oil marketers received approval to import 830,000 metric tonnes of petrol in Q4 2026, amid rising domestic refining and ongoing import licence disputes.