NIGER SAYS MILITARY ACTIVITY IN CAPITAL BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL. (PHOTO).

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 Niger says military activity in capital brought under control Niger's defense minister said Saturday that military activity in the capital, Niamey, had been brought under control and security forces had regained control of critical sites that were targeted. Gen. Salifou Mody's remarks were broadcast on national television after heavy gunfire and explosions were reported around Diori Hamani International Airport and the presidential palace in Niamey. Mody said a group of soldiers had "broken away from military order" and attempted to detain some of their fellow soldiers at the Base 101 military facility in Niamey before opening fire on several critical sites in the capital. He said the activity was brought under control thanks to the swift intervention of Nigerien defense and security forces, adding that control was gradually restored in the targeted areas. Mody urged residents of Niamey to remain calm and continue their daily activities as usual.

THE DANGOTE REFINERY HAS LAUNCHED A PILOT PROGRAM FOR THE SALE OF 600 MILLION LITERS OF PRODUCT TO 20 DEPOT OWNERS.(PHOTO).


 The Dangote Refinery has launched a pilot program for the sale of 600 million liters of product to 20 depot owners.


Following a series of discussions between the refinery's management and major downstream operators, this step aims to create an organized supply framework. The goal is to enhance market stability and make logistics more efficient.


Under the revised plan, each of the 20 depot owners is set to collect 30 million liters between October 10 and October 31. The products will be exclusively picked up from the refinery's truck loading area and marine terminals.


During the pilot stage, only accredited partners will have access to streamline product movement tracking and to minimize the complexity of handling processes.


Industry representatives have indicated that the refinery has established its gantry price at ₦877 per litre. This price accounts for the revised distribution costs and the regulated sales framework.


The companies involved in the pilot program are NNPCL Retail, A.Y.M. Shafa, A.A. Rano, Salbas Energy, Northwest Petroleum, Rainoil, Ardova, Optima Energy, Masters Energy, Bovas Group, Dan Marna Petroleum, NIPCO Plc, Pinnacle Oil and Gas, Heyden Petroleum, Sunbeth Global Concepts, Mainland Oil and Gas, NEPAL Oil and Gas Services, MRS Oil Nigeria Plc, Conoil Plc, and TotalEnergies.


The program exclusively includes Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) and is designed to act as a prototype for a comprehensive commercial launch.

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