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Sonara signs fuel supply deal with Dangote

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Cameroon's Société nationale de raffinage (Sonara) has signed an agreement with Nigeria's Dangote refinery to source fuel. The deal is part of Cameroon's import system, under which Dangote is expected to supply half of the volumes, according to Business Day Nigeria.

Cameroon's Société nationale de raffinage (Sonara) has signed a fuel supply agreement with Nigerian group Dangote and Lagos-based company MRS, Sonara said on Friday, according to Business Day Nigeria.

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