Lagos, Sep. 14, 2025 – The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has advised its members to take full advantage of Dangote Refinery’s plan to deliver fuel free and directly to pump stations.
The Dangote Refinery is to commence fuel distribution directly to end users across the country using its newly acquired 4,000 CNG-powered trucks from Monday.
The company announced the commencement of free delivery of the fuel to end users in a statement on Friday.
It called on stakeholders, including fuel station operators, telecommunications companies and large-scale fuel consumers to register for the programme.
IPMAN, has, therefore, urged its members to take full advantage of the scheme by registering for the scheme immediately.
It gave the advice at the weekend in a memo signed by its National President, Abubakar Maigandi and the National Secretary, James Terlumun Tor.
The memo, which was addressed to zonal chairmen and depot chairmen of the association, advised members who had registered for the scheme to start payment, while those who had not registered were advised to register immediately.
The memo reads: “The National Executive Committee (NEC) of Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) under the Leadership Alh. Abubakar Maigandi Shettima as the National President and Hon. James Terlumun Tor as the National Secretary is pleased to inform our members who have renewed IPMAN membership registration in line with IPMAN 2009 Constitution as Amended that payment, loading and supply of Petroleum products at the Dangote Refinery has commenced.
“IPMAN members who have already registered with Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals Co. Ltd, as was announced, are urged all directed to resume immediate Payment to Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals Co Ltd.
“Be informed that on Monday, 15th September, 2025 the Company will commence products loading and supply direct to buyers’ locations within the country.
“Interested members who are yet to registered with Dangote refinery and petrochemicals Co. Ltd are urged to go ahead with their registrations.”
