Rainoil expands with 10 new fuel stations across Nigeria, boosting access to petroleum products in urban and underserved areas.
The expansion, led by oil tycoon Gabriel Ogbechie, brings Rainoils retail network to over 210 stations in 27 states.
Rainoils growth drive supports fuel infrastructure, job creation, and energy access amid rising demand in Nigerias downstream oil sector.
Rainoil Limited, an integrated oil and gas group led by Nigerian oil tycoon Gabriel Ogbechie, has unveiled 10 new fuel stations across Nigeria, deepening its footprint in the countrys competitive downstream sector.
The move brings Rainoils retail network to over 210 active service stations in 27 states, according to a company statement on Monday . The expansion aligns with the companys Road to 400 campaign, a strategic drive to scale its nationwide fuel retail infrastructure and increase access to petroleum products in both urban and underserved areas.
Each station represents a commitment to bringing quality energy closer to the people, said Ifeanyichukwu Omezi, Rainoils Brand and Corporate Communications Manager. As demand for fuel continues to rise across Nigeria, the companys steady growth under Ogbechie reflects its broader goal of supporting national energy needs while maintaining a strong local presence.
Delta State leads expansion pushDelta State recorded the highest number of new openings with four stations launched in Osubi, Ugbolu, Eboh Road, and Patani. Other new stations include locations in Yenagoa Bayelsa, Makurdi Benue, Ogbomosho Oyo, and a key urban terminal in Maraba, Nasarawa State, located at the Sani Abacha Modern Bus Terminal along the busy AbujaKeffi Expressway.
The newly commissioned Warri South station was launched in the presence of traditional leaders and local stakeholders, signaling Rainoils commitment to community engagement and local development.