Multiple reports say Dangote Refinery has begun selling some petroleum products on a dollar basis, changing how downstream fuel prices are set in Nigeria. The outlets state that the move links the cost of petrol and other fuels to foreign exchange (FX) rates, which are volatile and can affect local pricing. One report also says IPMAN warns that petrol prices may increase nationwide as the refinery’s dollar transactions raise pressure on costs, citing FX-related challenges and supply considerations in the refining and distribution chain. Another outlet provides a specific reference price reported for petrol at $0.779 per litre under the new dollar arrangement, while noting that cooking gas is excluded from dollar pricing. According to these accounts, Dangote’s dollar pricing covers petrol, diesel, and aviation fuel, but not cooking gas, which remains outside the FX-linked pricing framework. Together, the sources describe a market shift that could translate into adjustments across retail and wholesale pricing as traders and marketers respond to FX fluctuations and the new billing currency.