Refineries: Contemplating the modular option

Despite having refining capacity that exceeds demand, Nigeria ranks as the third highest importer of petroleum products in Africa, importing over 80 per cent of products it consumes.

Roseline Okere

Sunday Magazine

Refineries: Contemplating the modular option

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