Imokay:


You are lost case, so only Nigerian refineries were designed with the oldest process technology in the world meanwhile a 1963 refinery in Italy is one of the most efficient in Europe today.

I say you are really a comedian, so after all the information you claim to have, you can still compare a car with yearly model change to refinery equipment that basically remains the same for decades with possible material update in spare parts during TAM.

I am currently working on TAM project for a petrochemical plant built in 1980 and the OEMs have their molds in possession of successor companies. All replacement spares we need can be delivered in 6 months and shutdown is planned for 70 - 90 days. New equipment to be replaced will be delivered in 9 - 12 months.
All the pressure vessels will simply be rehabilitated after RBI and integrity test.

Let them continue to deceive you while you wallow in ignorance, open your clogged mind and learn

PassingShot:

As usual, NNPC and the thieving lots will go to any length to prove something was wrong.

I didn't mean NOTHING was wrong but that not to the extent that no refineries could refine any crude.

I have punctured your argument already.

Flets:


That's the reason I allow illiterates like yourself shoot yourself in the foot..... I allow you do that.

A while ago, you said two years was too long a time for TAM ranging from contracting to commissioning.

Read your post again, you said delivery could take 9 to 12months and you have 90days planned for the actual work. Now this is 15 months already

Now that excludes contracting, engineering and all logistics in between which could be another 1yr considering the Nigerian environment.

Using your own pessimists data, can you now see its 2yrs or more?

When next you quote 45 days TAM, kindly tell your uninformed audience that it excludes every form of contracting, engineering, procurement, shipping and every logistics in between.

Half education is worse than stark illiteracy...... And you my friend are stuck in between.

If you are truly on a TAM as you said, then you have some learning to do.

handie:
Take it or leave it, all these will go down as PMB's achievements. From the news, u can deduce that the Refinery wasn't really having any major problem but they prefer to play politics with d issue. Would they have gotten trillions from subsidy had they fixed the refineries? ain't it telling that after just 3 weeks of GEJ leaving, we are talking about two refineries resuming operation? Things are getting better and by God's grace, before Baba's hundred days in office, the security situation will be vastly improved and there will be a vast improvement in the power situation(at least 8 hours a day). Naija, we'll get there

Flets:


So your baba fixed the refineries in two weeks even without signing a single contract?

Baba must be a magician while you are.......a DD

doncaster:
Its gone past two weeks since this thread, is the refinery churning out petrol already?