The processing plant got the fifth raw petroleum shipment of 1,000,000 barrels of Bonny Light provided by the Nigerian Public Oil Company Restricted the week before.
The 650,000 barrels-per-day oil handling office began tasks in May 2023.
It is intended to deal with raw petroleum grades from the three landmasses of Africa, Asia and America.
The Overseeing Head of Dangote Ports Tasks, Mr Associated Omole, had told newsmen at the Dangote Quay in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, that an adequate stock of rough will empower the treatment facility to begin working without a hitch.
"When the 6,000,000 barrels are completely conveyed, it will work with the underlying run of the processing plant as well as launch the creation of diesel, flying fuel, and LPG before in this manner advancing to the development of Premium Engine Soul," he added.
The processing plant, first booked to open in 2021, was formally initiated by then-President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023.
All the treatment facility has an abundance of petroleum, diesel, lamp oil and flying planes that it might send out as well as addressing Nigeria's requirements for refined merchandise.
The processing plant's two SPMs, which are arranged 25 km seaward, are intended to deal with raw petroleum, while its three more SPMs are intended to deliver oil based commodities. Besides, the processing plant's truck-stacking gantries can stack 2,900 trucks each day.
The complex is situated on 2,635 hectares (6,500 sections of land) of land in the Lekki Free Zone on the edges of Lagos.
It is guessed that the Port Harcourt treatment facility will begin creating simultaneously as the Dangote processing plant.
The National Government, in December, affirmed the beginning of tasks at the Port Harcourt Refining and Petrochemical Organization in Waterways State.