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原文原文 / Original Text"Well, within the refinery, the workforce will practically become double, except in the water treatment section, because there we already have substantial capacity," Edwin Devakumar, vice president, oil & gas and fertiliser at Dangote Industries Limited, told journalists at the refinery in Lagos on Friday.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals FZE plans to double its labour force to meet its target of doubling its processing capacity by 2029.
"Well, within the refinery, the workforce will practically become double, except in the water treatment section, because there we already have substantial capacity," Edwin Devakumar, vice president, oil & gas and fertiliser at Dangote Industries Limited, told journalists at the refinery in Lagos on Friday.
He observed that labour expansion in the transport segment might not be significant, except in the case of an increase in local consumption.
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"Obviously, we don't expect a substantial increase in the consumption of petrol and diesel within the country in the short term," he added.
The oil processing plant is on a drive to raise N2.2 trillion ($1.6 billion) in equity capital from retail investors to finance a major expansion from 700,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 1.4 million bpd.
On Monday, when it opened its order book to the public, setting the capital raise programme in motion, overwhelming subscription traffic, which attracted billions of naira in demand to the offer in its first few minutes, triggered downtime across a couple of trading platforms across Nigeria.
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