Eche Idoko
Eche Idoko serves as the Publicity Secretary of the Crude Oil Refinery-owners Association of Nigeria (CORAN). He has been vocal about the challenges local refiners face in accessing crude oil, highlighting that they have received zero allocations under the Domestic Crude Oil Supply Obligation framework. Idoko has expressed concern over the marginalization of domestic producers in the supply chain, urging the Federal Government to prioritize crude supply to local refineries.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko, the Publicity Secretary of the Crude Oil Refineries Association of Nigeria, urged the Federal Government to sell the refineries to fund modular refineries.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko said some marketers still had old stocks to sell.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko is the Publicity Secretary of the Crude Oil Refineries Association of Nigeria, advocating for local refineries and criticizing government inaction.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko, the Publicity Secretary of the Crude Oil Refinery Owners Association of Nigeria, expressed concerns about the government's failure to implement key supply obligations.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko, the CORAN Publicity secretary, stated in an interview that domestic refiners within the supply chain have been marginalised.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko, the Publicity Secretary of the Crude Oil Refinery Owners Association of Nigeria, commented on the challenges facing the domestic refining sector.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko said with the naira-for-crude deal and the crash in crude prices, petrol prices could drop below N700 per litre.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko is the Publicity Secretary of the Crude Oil Refinery Owners Association of Nigeria (CORAN) who dismissed claims by DAPPMAN regarding the naira-for-crude deal.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko emphasised the need for greater involvement of other local refiners in the initiative.
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Nigeria:
Eche Idoko expressed worry that the price of crude in the international market is reducing but the price of refined fuel in Nigeria is shooting up.
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