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BELEMA Oil Unveils Its New CEO, CFO as Jack-Rich focuses on developing Fintech to promote financial inclusion for massive economic boom.

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The Founder and President of Belemaoil Producing Limited Tein T.S. Jack-Rich says the company is on a threshold of rapid recovery, transformational growth, and industrial boom to realize its shared vision and deliver superior value to shareholders.

Jack-Rich stated this at a meeting of the Board of Directors and Management Staff of Belemaoil to formally unveil the company’s new Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Ahmadu Sambo as well as its new Chief Finance Officer, Emmanuel Onos.

He said the two appointees who are renowned finance experts and industry veterans, brings to bear their new roles in Belemaoil as an impressive combined experience of over 70 years and impeccable track records in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.

Jack-Rich explained that the move aims to reset and revolutionize Belemaoil as a world-class E&P company, and to ensure that it becomes the best public enterprise for Nigeria and international equity investors.

He said Belemaoil, with over 1.2 trillion proven gas reserve, is now ready for multibillion-dollar cash flow and higher profitability for all shareholders, including the host communities as the Adamawa State born, U.S-trained finance expert takes over leadership as MD/CEO of the company.

In his response, the new Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Belemaoil, Ahmadu Sambo pledged to implement transformative reforms and drive rapid growth for the benefit of all shareholders.

He promised to adopt an all-inclusive approach to unleash the ambitious vision of the Founder/President and values of Belemaoil, to achieve the objectives of indigenous participation in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.

Our correspondent reports that the appointments of Ahmadu Sambo as the new Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Belemaoil as well as Emmanuel Onos as Chief Finance Officer take effect from 1st September, 2024.

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It is illegal for NNPCL to fix price of Dangote petrol – Falana

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Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, SAN, says it is illegal for the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, to determine the price of Premium Motor Spirit, also known as petrol, for the Dangote Refinery after deregulation.

Falana, who said this in a statement on Tuesday, added that the action of the NNPCL contravenes Section 205 of the Petroleum Industry Act, PIA.

“On September 5, 2024, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL) stated that foreign exchange (forex) illiquidity had been a significant factor influencing the fluctuation in prices of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) governed by unrestrained market forces, as provided for in the Petroleum Industry Act, PIA.

“The NNPCL was explaining the pump price of PMS imported into the country at the material time. Specifically, the Executive Vice President of Downstream NNPC Ltd Mr. Adedapo Segun, explained that Section 205 of the PIA, which established NNPC Ltd, stipulated that petroleum prices were determined by free market forces.

“But contrary to the well-publicised statement, the NNPCL has fixed the price of PMS produced by the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Company Limited. The action of the NNPCL is a violent contravention of section 205 of the PIA, which stipulates that the prices of petroleum products shall be determined by market forces.

“Furthermore, since the petrol sold by Dangote is not imported into the country but produced at the Lekki Economic Free Trade Zone, the NNPCL cannot justify the sale of petrol at N950 per litre without freight cost, lightering cost, jetty depot fees, storage fees, foreign exchange costs, NPA charges: NIMASA charges, Customs duties etc,” he said.

Falana’s outburst followed the commencement of PMS lifting by the NNPCL from the Dangote Refinery.

DAILY POST recalls that as soon as lifting commenced, NNPCL announced that the product would sell for N950 per litre in Lagos State and its environs, and above N1,000 per litre in states such as Borno.

Reacting, the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, on Monday, criticised NNPCL, saying it was not right for petrol lifted from the Dangote Refinery to cost higher than imported ones.

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Dangote refinery: Naira transaction for PMS to begin October 1st – NNPC

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The Nigerian government has announced that it will begin paying Dangote Refinery in Naira for petrol supply starting October 1st.

This decision was made after a meeting with the Implementation Committee on the Naira crude oil sale.

The government also disclosed that the Dangote Refinery and other local refiners in Nigeria will begin to buy crude oil from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited on October 1, 2024.

The NNPC will supply approximately 385,000 barrels per day of crude oil to the Dangote Refinery, which will be paid for in Naira.

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Dangote Refinery plans sea transport for 75% of local supply, targeting Warri, Port Harcourt, and Calabar

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Dangote Refinery has announced plans to transport 75% of its local petroleum product supply via sea routes, targeting key locations like Warri, Port Harcourt, and Calabar.

This shift to sea transportation aims to reduce the higher costs associated with road distribution.

The refinery has the capacity to load 83% of its products by road, but it is ramping up efforts to evacuate nearly all production by sea.

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