Charly Boy Explains Why Fuel from Dangote Refinery Is ‘Pure White and the Best’

Charly Boy praises the fuel produced by Dangote Refinery, describing it as ‘pure white’ and of superior quality, highlighting its refining process and high standards.

Charly Boy, the organizer of the now-defunct OurMumuDonDo advocacy group, revealed on Thursday what causes Dangote’s refinery-produced Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as fuel to be completely white in color.

According to Charly Boy, the fuel produced by Dangote’s refinery is refined using ethanol which enhances its performance in engines.

He revealed that Ethanol fuel contains a significant amount of oxygen, which reduces engine carbonation.

The Maverick entertainer asserts that Ethanol-derived fuel reduces air pollution by minimizing Carbon dioxide emissions.

Charly Boy published a blog post titled “The reason behind Dangote fuel’s whitish color,” in which he explains that the PMS is as clear as water due to its purity. Various hues are possible for gasoline, with red indicating an octane boost.”

If the fuel appears to be slightly green, then it contains a high concentration of Octane. However, if it is yellow in color, that indicates its lack of lead content and making it unleaded. But when the fuel looks clear like water as depicted in the video clip, you should be aware that ethanol has been utilized. Incorporating ethanol into gasoline refines engine performance resulting from enhanced efficiency and power output.

Dangote, congratulations on utilizing ethanol as it contains a significant oxygen content that minimizes engine carbonation and consequently diminishes air pollution resulting from Carbon dioxide emissions. Henceforth, making ethanol the ideal type of petrol.

Aliko Dangote, founder of the Dangote Group, announced yesterday that production of fuel is set to begin at the refinery.

Dangote showcased a portion of the fuel produced at the refinery and indicated that it would be up to President Bola Tinubu and the Federal Executive Council (FEC) to establish pricing for petroleum products derived from this facility.