52 New Dangote Petroleum Trainee Engineers complete training programme 

A new batch of 52 trainee engineers has successfully completed their Dangote Petroleum Refinery Graduate Trainee Programme and are now set to be inducted into the refinery as employees. The trainee engineers in the field of Chemical Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering and Mechanical Engineering finished their training with a presentation and defense of their final projects […]

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