Aigbofa:
Even if you kidnap a foreign oil worker now, the employer will not pay you a dime. They will tell you to keep him.

akoaki:
Nigeria government enjoys talking without action just like the citizens it governs. Nigerians need to step forward to demand that the government does the needful without further delay. As a people we have lived in denial for too long and our suffering has matured over time. Very few countries are as backward as nigeria right now just because our people have refused to demand answers and actions from the ruling class.

dapotemi:
America will do evrything to make this oil very useless

Descartes:
Good, this will help to cut the legilooters to sizes

ISpiksDaTroof:


With mad people like you how is that expected to happen?

WhiteTechnology:




Are you sure North will not secede now that oil wealth is gone.

ISpiksDaTroof:


WE DO NOT NEED YOUR OIL!

Jesus, how ignorant are you clowns? You want us to buy a product from you forever when we have it sitting in our backyard? How the hell do you guys think? Why didn't you make provision for this day? I remember warning of this issue --- on this very site-- over two years ago (before the PDP agents tried to erase posts that appeared critical to their idiocy) and all I got was insults and accusations of being Yoruba or Hausa.

Deal with it. Maybe next time youll learn to be proactive.

edogirl2:



I am sorry bros, this is no longer a hard and fast rule. Modern English writing perfectly permits the use of 'its' in this scenario. I read UK Guardian, New York Times, and the Economist routinely. The Economist (and most Nigerian newspapers) is the only one of the 3 that tends to adhere to your position. It's a bit archaic and tedious to always have to use 'her' when referring to a country.

Just like we were told in secondary school that there was no plural of 'ship,' however, today, you find many respectable publications referring to 'ships.' Language evolves.

Abagworo:
Stupid Leaders we have. Why cant we refine the oil and sell to ourselves? Jonathan has wasted years of oil selling above 100 Dollars on politics of 2015. Tufiakwa!

Aigbofa:
Even if you kidnap a foreign oil worker now, the employer will not pay you a dime. They will tell you to keep him.

braine:
Lol. But why can't we refine and use our thing locally, and dropping the price of PMS to something below N40 + reducing price of petroleum products to enhance the local productivity? Or is there something off-key with this idea?

Where are the refineries?! When your empty-head leaders have been busy stealing funds that could have been used to build functioning ones yet decide to refine the crude oil abroad for more gain for their private pockets! Nigerian leaders are barbarians. And,the most surprising thing is that the youths are ready to die for them on election day, Ptui!

JackBaueress1:
Very good! Na to dey drink our oyel be that

fr3do:



How do your fellow citizens over there respect you, Knowing that you have given up on your birth country?

Jazzlite:
Best news of the day

atlwireles:
God truly loves Nigeria. I hope crude falls to $25 and stays there for 30 months. We might then be compelled in this country to do the needful.

ISpiksDaTroof:


Ransoms will now be paid in bags of Peanuts from the North.

Kassidy4luv:
Good news.............


All those our Politicians allownaces will be. Reduced. States depending on FG monthly aloocation, I pity una oooooo

Descartes:
Good, this will help to cut the legislooters into sizes

ISpiksDaTroof:


WE DO NOT NEED YOUR OIL!

Jesus, how ignorant are you clowns? You want us to buy a product from you forever when we have it sitting in our backyard? How the hell do you guys think? Why didn't you make provision for this day? I remember warning of this issue --- on this very site-- over two years ago (before the PDP agents tried to erase posts that appeared critical to their idiocy) and all I got was insults and accusations of being Yoruba or Hausa.

Deal with it. Maybe next time youll learn to be proactive.

Nigeria Can't Find Buyers For Its Oil