Motorists in Kenya are demanding a legally binding agreement for lower fuel prices following the launch of the Ksh2.2 trillion Dangote oil refinery in Lamu.

• The Motorists Association of Kenya is calling for transparency and a guarantee that savings from the refinery will translate to reduced pump prices.
• Key figures involved include the Motorists Association of Kenya and President William Ruto, who has cautioned against attempts to "extort" Aliko Dangote.
• The association argues motorists, as primary consumers, were excluded from discussions and cites past projects like the Turkana oil project where benefits were not passed on.