The Dangote Group has unveiled a fresh supply arrangement for petrol station owners and fuel dealers nationwide, offering a 10-day credit facility backed by a bank guarantee, free direct delivery, and other incentives aimed at stabilising fuel distribution and easing cash flow pressures in the downstream sector.
The company announced the initiative in a statement posted on its official X handle on Tuesday, calling on petrol station operators across the country to register and take advantage of the new offer.
According to the statement, participating dealers will enjoy a 10-day credit window supported by a bank guarantee, with a minimum purchase requirement of 5,000 litres. The group also confirmed that free direct delivery to registered stations will commence shortly.
“Our free direct delivery service will commence soon. This offer is open to all petrol station owners and dealers,” the company said.
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Dangote further urged operators to complete registration for their stations in order to access the supply scheme and benefit from what it described as a competitive gantry price.
“Register your petrol stations today to benefit from our competitive gantry price,” the statement added.
Under the new arrangement, petrol supplied by the Dangote Group will be sold at a gantry price of ₦699 per litre, a move expected to have a ripple effect on pump prices and improve fuel availability across the country.
For enquiries and registration support, the company provided dedicated contact lines, including 0802 347 0470, 0809 324 7070, 0809 324 7071 and 0203.
The announcement comes on the heels of a recent petrol price adjustment by the Dangote Petroleum Refinery. PUNCH Online had earlier reported that the refinery reduced its ex-depot price from ₦828 to ₦699 per litre, a reduction of ₦129 or about 15.6 percent.
An official of the refinery, who spoke on condition of anonymity, confirmed the development, stating that the new gantry price took effect on December 11, 2025.
The latest cut represents the 20th petrol price adjustment announced by the refinery in 2025, underscoring its growing influence on Nigeria’s fuel pricing landscape following the deregulation of the downstream oil sector.
Industry observers say the credit facility and free delivery initiative could significantly reshape fuel supply dynamics, particularly for independent marketers struggling with liquidity constraints amid volatile market conditions.
