Kamfanin Man Dangote Ya Kulla Babbar Yarjejeniya Don Tabbatar da Wadatar Man Fetur a Najeriya

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Kamfanin Dangote Group ya sake daukar wani muhimmin mataki a kokarinsa na tabbatar da wadatar man fetur a Najeriya tare da rage dogaro da shigo da mai daga kasashen waje. Kamfanin ya sanar da kulla wata babbar yarjejeniya da manyan kamfanonin dillalan man fetur domin rarraba fetur a fadin kasar nan.

Wannan mataki na daga cikin shirin da kamfanin ke aiwatarwa domin karfafa ‘yancin kai na makamashi a Najeriya, tare da tabbatar da cewa ‘yan kasa ba su fuskanci karancin fetur ba.

Yadda Yarjejeniyar Za Ta Yi Aiki
Rahotanni sun nuna cewa sabuwar yarjejeniyar ta shafi rarraba lita miliyan 60 zuwa 65 na fetur a kullum a kasuwar cikin gida. Wannan adadi ya fi kusan dukkan bukatar fetur da ake da ita a Najeriya a halin yanzu.

Shugaban rukunin kamfanonin Dangote, Aliko Dangote, ya bayyana cewa wannan tsari zai taimaka wajen tabbatar da wadatar fetur a dukkan sassan kasar nan.

A cewarsa, Najeriya na amfani da kusan lita miliyan 50 zuwa 60 na fetur a rana, don haka sabuwar yarjejeniyar za ta wadatar da bukatar cikin gida, sannan idan aka samu karin mai za a iya fitar da shi zuwa kasashen waje.

Sabuwar yarjejeniyar na da nasaba kai tsaye da aikin babbar matatar mai ta Dangote da ke Lekki a jihar Lagos, wadda ake kira Dangote Refinery.

Matatar na da karfin tace gangar mai dubu 650,000 a rana, wanda hakan ya sanya ta zama daya daga cikin manyan matatun mai mafi girma a duniya.

Ana sa ran wannan matatar za ta taimaka matuka wajen kawo karshen matsalar shigo da fetur daga kasashen waje da Najeriya ta dade tana fuskanta tsawon shekaru.

Amfanin Wannan Mataki Ga ‘Yan Najeriya
Masana harkar makamashi na ganin wannan yarjejeniya na iya kawo sauyi mai girma ga tattalin arzikin kasar nan. Daga cikin amfanin da ake sa ran samu akwai:

Tabbatar da wadatar fetur a Najeriya ba tare da karanci ba
Rage tashin farashin mai a kasuwa
Samar da karin kudaden shiga ta hanyar fitar da mai zuwa kasashen waje
Da kuma karfafa masana’antar mai da tattalin arzikin Najeriya.

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