Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation and a leading oil producer, paradoxically remains heavily reliant on imported refined petroleum products. Despite producing over 1.5 million barrels of crude oil daily, the country imports the majority of its refined fuels, leading to economic inefficiencies and energy insecurity. While large-scale refineries like the Dangote Refinery promise long-term solutions, modular refineries present an immediate, scalable, and pragmatic approach to bridging Nigeria's refining gap.




