Analysts and traders anticipate that Nigeria’s Dangote oil refinery could disrupt the longstanding gasoline trade from Europe to Africa, valued at $17 billion annually. This development is poised to escalate pressure on European refineries, which are already grappling with closure prospects amid heightened competition. Commencing production in January after a $20 billion investment, the refinery has a capacity to refine up to 650,000 barrels per day (bpd), making it the largest in Africa and Europe