By Happiness Edeawe
Rainoil Limited has expanded its fuel retail network across the country by opening 10 new fuel retail stations in various parts of Nigeria, bringing its total network to over 210 stations in 27 states.
This latest development is part of Rainoil’s nationwide expansion strategy, dubbed the ‘Road to 400’ campaign, which aims to scale the company’s retail footprint to 400 service stations in the coming years.
The new stations are located in Nasarawa, Delta, Bayelsa, Benue, and Oyo states, and are expected to improve access to petroleum products, especially in underserved areas.
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According to Ifeanyichukwu Omezi, Brand and Corporate Communications Manager at Rainoil, the company is not just focused on adding numbers, but on providing quality services to its customers. “We are not just adding numbers,” Omezi said, emphasizing the company’s commitment to excellence.
With this expansion, Rainoil is solidifying its position as a leading player in Nigeria’s fuel retail market.
The company’s ‘Road to 400’ campaign is a testament to its ambition to increase its presence across the country and provide Nigerians with convenient access to fuel.
As the company continues to grow, Nigerians can look forward to more convenient access to fuel and improved services at Rainoil stations.
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