NPA Fuels Nigeria Energy Triumph, 500,000 Tonnes of Petroleum Products Exported to Africa to Solidify Leadership
NPA Fuels Nigeria Energy Triumph, 500,000 Tonnes of Petroleum Products Exported to Africa to Solidify Leadership
….One-Stop-Shop policy sparks seamless energy exports under Dr Dantsoho’s leadership.
By Okezie S. Nnadi
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has just confirmed that Dangote Refinery has achieved a major milestone, exporting over 500,000 tonnes of petroleum products to other African countries in March 2026. This incredible feat solidifies Nigeria’s position as a key energy player in the region. The NPA’s expertise and dedication played a pivotal role in making this happen, showcasing the country’s growing capabilities in the energy sector.
Dr Abubakar Dantsoho, theDirector, recently highlighted Nigeria’s resilience in the face of global challenges at a stakeholders’ engagement in Lagos Despite the ongoing Middle East conflict disrupting global petroleum supply chains, Dr Dantsoho emphasized that Nigeria remains steadfast, ensuring a steady supply of petroleum products for both domestic consumption and export. This remarkable feat showcases the country’s growing prowess as a reliable energy hub . The NPA, under Dr Dantsoho’s leadership, continues to play a pivotal role in driving Nigeria energy sector forward.
The NPA success story just got a lot more interesting Dr Abubakar Dantsoho credited the One-Stop-Shop (OSS) policy, championed by Minister of Marine and Blue Economy Dr Adegboyega Oyetola, for streamlining operations at the Dangote Refinery. This policy ensures all stakeholders are singing from the same hymn sheet, fostering collaboration and efficiency. By getting everyone on the same page, the OSS has been a game-changer for Nigeria’s energy sector, driving growth and development.
“Dr Abubakar Dantsoho highlighted Nigeria’s unique position, stating that while countries world wide are grappling with energy shortages and adapting to remote work arrangements, Nigeria’s energy landscape remains relatively stable. The fact that Nigerians aren’t facing the same energy challenges as other parts of the world speaks volumes about the country’s progress. This resilience showcases Nigeria’s growing prowess as a key energy player in Africa.
in just one month, Nigeria exported a whopping 500,000 tonnes of petroleum products from the Dangote Refinery to fellow African countries . These exports didn’t just happen by magic, though – the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) played a crucial role in making it all come together. With their expertise in ports and cargo operations, the NPA ensured that ships were handled efficiently, paving the way for a smooth export process. This achievement showcases Nigeria’s growing capabilities as a key energy player in the region ”
Dr Abubakar Dantsoho attributed Nigeria’s remarkable achievemeant in exporting petroleum products to the One-Stop-Shop (OSS) policy. This policy, approved by Minister of Marine and Blue Economy Dr Adegboyega Oyetola, has been a game-changer for the Dangote Refinery. By bringing all stakeholders onto the same page, the OSS has fostered unprecedented collaboration and efficiency, mirroring the success of the National Single Window system. This seamless coordination has been instrumental in driving Nigeria’s energy sector forward, cementing its position as a key player in the region
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