On the outskirts of Lagos, Africa's richest man is building
what he says is a solution to the country's fuel crisis: A massive, 650,000
barrel-per-day refinery that is designed to turn the country's crude oil into
gasoline for hungry consumers.
Aliko Dangote, a concrete magnate who is worth an estimated
$15 billion, said the refinery and petrochemical plant has the potential to
satisfy Nigeria's daily requirement of 445,000 to 550,000 barrels of fuel, with
spare capacity to export.
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