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10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by dre11(m): 4:56pm On Apr 17

The recent decision by the Dangote Petroleum Refinery to slash the price of diesel from N1,200 per litre to N1,000 per litre has several potential impacts on Nigeria’s domestic economy and the lives of its citizens.

Chairman of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, recently said that his refinery’s capacity to sell diesel at greatly reduced prices would offer immediate relief to Nigeria’s inflation challenges.

“That can actually help to bring inflation down immediately. And I’m sure when the inflation figures are out for the next month, you see that there’s quite a lot of improvement in the inflation rate,” Dangote said.

Meanwhile, here are ten things you could expect from this price reduction:

Decrease in Transportation Costs

Diesel is a major fuel for transportation, especially for goods. The reduction in its price will likely lead to lower transportation costs for goods and services, potentially translating to lower retail prices for consumers.

Lower Inflation

A decrease in transportation and production costs can help curb inflation, as lower fuel costs can lead to reduced prices for goods and services across various industries.

Increased Purchasing Power

As inflation rates decrease and goods become more affordable, consumers may find their purchasing power increases. This can lead to higher consumption and potentially stimulate economic growth.

Positive Impact on Industries

Industries reliant on diesel, such as manufacturing, logistics, and agriculture, may experience cost savings due to the lower diesel prices. These savings can be reinvested in business growth and expansion.

Potential Market Stability

Lower diesel prices can contribute to market stability, encouraging investment and fostering a better environment for business operations in Nigeria.

Encouragement for Domestic Production

With the reduction in diesel prices, there could be increased motivation for businesses to produce goods domestically, reducing reliance on imports and boosting local industries.

Competitive Edge for Dangote

Dangote’s move to lower diesel prices may provide the company with a competitive edge over other suppliers in the market, potentially increasing its market share.
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Better Business Profitability

Businesses in various sectors, including transportation and logistics, that use diesel as their primary fuel source may experience higher profitability due to the reduced fuel costs.

Positive Sentiment

The reduction in diesel prices could lead to positive sentiment among businesses and consumers, which could translate to increased confidence in the economy.

Improvement in Local Economy

As businesses save on diesel costs and potentially pass on savings to consumers, there may be an overall improvement in the local economy due to increased spending and investment.

These changes will likely contribute to a more stable and prosperous economic environment in Nigeria, benefiting businesses and consumers alike.

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by Zwooks: 4:57pm On Apr 17

Indeed.

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by Paraman: 5:18pm On Apr 17

Inflation will start falling in may

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by helinues: 5:18pm On Apr 17

We are anticipating

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by socialmediaman: 5:19pm On Apr 17

Do they put too much pressure on these journalists to publish without research? Looks like what ChatGPT wrote. No comparative analysis or data provided.

For example, by what margin could lower transport cost impact inflation?

The way you write a report like this is, say 50% cost reduction in the transport industry which contributes xyz to GDP could have up to xyz% impact (reduction) on inflation

Do better

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by helinues: 5:20pm On Apr 17

alanto:
Obidients just dey avoid the thread. Ibos hate anything Dangote but they want people to fly Air Peace. Lol

Bro, the good news on FP today alone fit send some people into coma.

Abeg, allow them to recuperate in peace.

grin

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by alanto: 5:24pm On Apr 17

helinues:

Bro, the good news on FP today alone fit send some people into coma.

Abeg, allow them recuperate to in peace.

They are busy on politics page, seriously looking for a bad news to rush. Saw dem rushed to the recycled news about foreign reserve.

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by alanto: 5:26pm On Apr 17

helinues:

Bro, the good news on FP today alone fit send some people into coma.

Abeg, allow them recuperate to in peace.

No sleep for the wicked

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by MANNABBQGRILLS: 5:27pm On Apr 17

A good development.

Slow and steady we will get to the nation of our dreams,
A land flowing with milk and honey.

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬.

We Rise.

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by MANNABBQGRILLS: 5:28pm On Apr 17

helinues:

Bro, the good news on FP today alone fit send some people into coma.

Abeg, allow them recuperate to in peace.

Na dem be dis below....

Arobaga:
Wetin be that CBN guy name

Cardiovascular abi wetin them dey call am

That guy na big failure
Now think about this, how much more billions of dollars can Nigeria afford to be paying off FX

This is just like paying dollar subsidy

Every week they’re pumping money to stop dollar from drinking viagra make e no rise

Shebi dollar was N1300 yesterday e don enter 1431 and una dey hype rubbish
Useless Tinubu

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by Raskimonojendor: 5:28pm On Apr 17

God bless Nigeria.

Cantonese:
“Decrease in transport cost”?

How can that happen o?

Most logistic and transport trailers run on diesel.
Cheaper diesel = cheaper transportation cost.

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by richard870(m): 5:28pm On Apr 17

Nonsense!. Something that should be sold below 600

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by frank33(m): 5:28pm On Apr 17

How much is it at the filling stations. That's the real price not 1,000 quoted everywhere online

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by DeltaBachelor(m): 5:29pm On Apr 17

Ok. Hope this is not just textbook definition

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by enemyofprogress: 5:29pm On Apr 17

Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by Dittodat: 5:29pm On Apr 17

Good

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by inoki247: 5:29pm On Apr 17

Ok still fair this the real Fuel that determine production country wey no get electricity will consume more diesel for Production and logistics....

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by Cantonese: 5:29pm On Apr 17

“Decrease in transport cost”?

How can that happen o?

Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by sweerychick(f): 5:30pm On Apr 17

alanto:
Obidients just dey avoid the thread. Ibos hate anything Dangote but they want people to fly Air Peace. Lol

if you don't have anything important to say shut it!

Now back to the topic, I shake my head when I hear news like this, so independent marketers would start selling at 1k per liter for diesel? They won't make gain abi? Except dangote builds his own gas stations nationwide I don't see how it would make such impact.
I just read a news topic saying how our fx reserve have depleted seriously

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by LegendHero(m): 5:30pm On Apr 17

It’s a lie, Tinubu depleted foreign reserve to defend diesel price.

We will not take this. We must buy diesel at 1800 to mock Tinubu so Nigerians can stay angry until 2027 and Obi will be elected president automatically.

Dangote is a propagandist.

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by rinzaugustine: 5:30pm On Apr 17

Agbado don start another empty celebration based on propaganda and lies

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by Oromoni619: 5:30pm On Apr 17

Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by Dittodat: 5:30pm On Apr 17

alanto:
Obidients just dey avoid the thread. Ibos hate anything Dangote but they want people to fly Air Peace. Lol

Their hypocrisy is first-class.

Just imagine for a second that Dangote was the one who was charged with fraud and wanted by the FBI like Oyenma was, but the Buhari administration refused to extradite him to the US.
I can guarantee you that every time his name comes up in the News, they will remind everyone that he's wanted by the FBI.

The level of hypocrisy is simply astonishing grin

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by enemyofprogress: 5:30pm On Apr 17

post=129490554:
Slow

na here you dey? We no go chop grilled chicken today?

Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by enemyofprogress: 5:31pm On Apr 17

alanto:
Obidients just dey avoid the thread. Ibos hate anything Dangote but they want people to fly Air Peace. Lol

you dey mind dem

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by marlow1962(m): 5:31pm On Apr 17

Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by BossKingRex(m): 5:31pm On Apr 17

helinues:

Bro, the good news on FP today alone fit send some people into coma.

Abeg, allow them to recuperate in peace.

Bros, what's the COLOR of your problem??

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by Ofunaofu: 5:31pm On Apr 17

Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by Buhari4dullard: 5:31pm On Apr 17

NNPC gave this man money to build the refinery, how is it dangotes?

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Re: 10 Key Impacts To Expect From Dangote’s Diesel Price Cut To N1,000 by ecomalchemistt(m): 5:31pm On Apr 17

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