The Dangote Refinery, Africa's largest, has finally started producing fuels after years of delays but now faces accusations from senior officials that international oil companies (IOCs) are deliberately obstructing its operations. According to Devakumar Edwin, a vice president at Dangote Industries Limited, these IOCs are demanding exorbitant premiums for locally produced crude oil or claiming it's unavailable, which could bankrupt the refinery. This battle suggests a high-stakes conflict over ...