In March 2026, Nigeria crossed a symbolic threshold in its decades-long quest for energy relevance: the export of over 500,000 tonnes of refined petroleum products from the Dangote Refinery to other African countries. On the surface, the figure appears to reflect operational success. Beneath it, however, lies a deeper story, of policy recalibration, infrastructure reform, … Continue reading Nigeria’s 500,000-tonne fuel export signals new role in Africa’s energy market