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Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by doncaster(m): 9:04pm On Jul 03, 2015
On the 18th of last month I read an article here and in some of the dailies that Warri and PH refinery will start work in two weeks time. It gone past two weeks from the date of the publication instead of the refineries to start churning out refined petrol for our filling stations to sell to us but what we have now is petrol garages selling petrol at above stipulated price. What went wrong and who is confusing who?

The pdp supporters had argued that it was the legacy of Jona and as such he (Jona) should take the credit and APC supporters argued against that the refineries did not break down, they only started work due to the fear of PMB hammer falling on them.

Now it seems both camp was used since no refinery is working after two weeks of the news.

Why are Nigerians so gullible even when being used.

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Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by Goovo(m): 9:06pm On Jul 03, 2015
Ok
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by Misternas89(m): 9:06pm On Jul 03, 2015
undecided

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Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by Nobody: 9:16pm On Jul 03, 2015
That's Nigeria for you.
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by docmoses(m): 9:17pm On Jul 03, 2015
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Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by raayah(f): 9:20pm On Jul 03, 2015
Sai Buhari!

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Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by mars123(m): 9:20pm On Jul 03, 2015
you are shouting Nigerians are gullible when you yourself don't have the correct information...no report said two weeks time,it said the refineries will start working this month, july...you will only be right to cry foul when we get to the month of August.

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Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by atlwireles: 9:22pm On Jul 03, 2015
I said it in several of those threads, the Joke is on the ignorant Nigerians again. grin grin grin grin Many living in a country, they know almost nothing about.
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by doncaster(m): 9:23pm On Jul 03, 2015
mars123:
you are shouting Nigerians are gullible when you yourself don't have the correct information...no report said two weeks time,it said the refineries will start working this month, july...you will only be right to cry foul when we get to the month of August.
http://dailyindependentnig.com/2015/06/warri-refinery-begins-production-two-weeks/

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Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by doncaster(m): 9:27pm On Jul 03, 2015
mars123:
you are shouting Nigerians are gullible when you yourself don't have the correct information...no report said two weeks time,it said the refineries will start working this month, july...you will only be right to cry foul when we get to the month of August.

Nigeria’s four refineries are set to roll back to life in July, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has said.

Ohi Alegbe, the spokesperson for the NNPC told PREMIUM TIMES on Saturday that the ongoing phased maintenance of the refineries was nearing completion and that the facilities would soon commence production.

“I think by July, the four refineries should begin to work,” Mr. Alegbe said.

He said the two refineries in Port Harcourt are scheduled to begin to receive crude next week while those in Warri and Port Harcourt would follow shortly after.

Mr. Alegbe said the turnaround maintenance of the refineries, which he said began in November 2014, was being undertaken by NNPC’s in-house engineers.

“We had to resort to in-house engineers after the original builders of the refineries, who were called in to do the job, kept coming up with outrageous bills,” he said.

He said parts of the problems with the Port Harcourt refineries had to do with lack of electricity to power the facility.

“We have now installed a mini power plant to solve that problem,” the NNPC spokesperson said.

The return of the refineries will however not put an end to fuel importation in the country.

Mr. Alegbe said even when the four refineries operate at full capacity, they would only be able to cumulatively refine 19 million litres of petrol per day.

Nigeria, he said, consumes 40 litres of petrol per day.

“As you can see, that leaves us with a balance of 21 litres per day, and we will still have to rely on importation to make up for that deficit,” Mr. Alegbe said.

Nigeria has for years depend on importation for its entire energy needs

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/185402-nigerias-four-refineries-to-resume-production-in-july.html


Check the bolded and check the date of the publication.
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by atlwireles: 9:27pm On Jul 03, 2015
mars123:
you are shouting Nigerians are gullible when you yourself don't have the correct information...no report said two weeks time,it said the refineries will start working this month, july...you will only be right to cry foul when we get to the month of August.

I will offer you an extension to August/September, if you so desire. Nevertheless, your refineries will produce nothing. Maybe Jonathan and his ministers are sabotaging their crude allocation grin grin grin grin grin. Most of you don't understand the quagmire, we find ourselves in this country.
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by Nobody: 9:29pm On Jul 03, 2015
Na APC propaganda cheesy cheesy cheesy
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by mars123(m): 9:33pm On Jul 03, 2015
doncaster:


Nigeria’s four refineries are set to roll back to life in July, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has said.

Ohi Alegbe, the spokesperson for the NNPC told PREMIUM TIMES on Saturday that the ongoing phased maintenance of the refineries was nearing completion and that the facilities would soon commence production.

“I think by July, the four refineries should begin to work,” Mr. Alegbe said.

He said the two refineries in Port Harcourt are scheduled to begin to receive crude next week while those in Warri and Port Harcourt would follow shortly after.

Mr. Alegbe said the turnaround maintenance of the refineries, which he said began in November 2014, was being undertaken by NNPC’s in-house engineers.

“We had to resort to in-house engineers after the original builders of the refineries, who were called in to do the job, kept coming up with outrageous bills,” he said.

He said parts of the problems with the Port Harcourt refineries had to do with lack of electricity to power the facility.

“We have now installed a mini power plant to solve that problem,” the NNPC spokesperson said.

The return of the refineries will however not put an end to fuel importation in the country.

Mr. Alegbe said even when the four refineries operate at full capacity, they would only be able to cumulatively refine 19 million litres of petrol per day.

Nigeria, he said, consumes 40 litres of petrol per day.

“As you can see, that leaves us with a balance of 21 litres per day, and we will still have to rely on importation to make up for that deficit,” Mr. Alegbe said.

Nigeria has for years depend on importation for its entire energy needs

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/185402-nigerias-four-refineries-to-resume-production-in-july.html


Check the bolded and check the date of the publication.
it will receive the crude to refine next week...it didn't say it will start refining next week...
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by mars123(m): 9:35pm On Jul 03, 2015
atlwireles:


I will offer you an extension to August/September, if you so desire. Nevertheless, your refineries will produce nothing. Maybe Jonathan and his ministers are sabotaging their crude allocation grin grin grin grin grin. Most of you don't understand the quagmire, we find ourselves in this country.
the quagmire that was jonathan right...well,i expect this new administration to hold NNPC accountable for its statements.
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by biafranqueen: 9:37pm On Jul 03, 2015
doncaster:


Nigeria’s four refineries are set to roll back to life in July, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has said.

Ohi Alegbe, the spokesperson for the NNPC told PREMIUM TIMES on Saturday that the ongoing phased maintenance of the refineries was nearing completion and that the facilities would soon commence production.

“I think by July, the four refineries should begin to work,” Mr. Alegbe said.

He said the two refineries in Port Harcourt are scheduled to begin to receive crude next week while those in Warri and Port Harcourt would follow shortly after.

Mr. Alegbe said the turnaround maintenance of the refineries, which he said began in November 2014, was being undertaken by NNPC’s in-house engineers.

“We had to resort to in-house engineers after the original builders of the refineries, who were called in to do the job, kept coming up with outrageous bills,” he said.

He said parts of the problems with the Port Harcourt refineries had to do with lack of electricity to power the facility.

“We have now installed a mini power plant to solve that problem,” the NNPC spokesperson said.

The return of the refineries will however not put an end to fuel importation in the country.

Mr. Alegbe said even when the four refineries operate at full capacity, they would only be able to cumulatively refine 19 million litres of petrol per day.

Nigeria, he said, consumes 40 litres of petrol per day.

“As you can see, that leaves us with a balance of 21 litres per day, and we will still have to rely on importation to make up for that deficit,” Mr. Alegbe said.

Nigeria has for years depend on importation for its entire energy needs

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/185402-nigerias-four-refineries-to-resume-production-in-july.html


Check the bolded and check the date of the publication.
So is this because APC is in office?
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by mars123(m): 9:38pm On Jul 03, 2015
doncaster:
http://dailyindependentnig.com/2015/06/warri-refinery-begins-production-two-weeks/
im not even sure you read that article you're quoting...do yourself a favor and read it.
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by doncaster(m): 9:39pm On Jul 03, 2015
mars123:
it will receive the crude to refine next week...it didn't say it will start refining next week...
And when they receive the crude, they will display it in their museum or what?
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by mars123(m): 9:43pm On Jul 03, 2015
doncaster:
And when they receive the crude, they will display it in their museum or what?
yes they will display it in their museum.
Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by atlwireles: 9:56pm On Jul 03, 2015
mars123:
the quagmire that was jonathan right...well,i expect this new administration to hold NNPC accountable for its statements.

The quagmire is the stupidityy of the average ignorant Nigerian. Keep waiting on NNPC, your wait will soon expire at the petrol line.

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Re: Nigerian Refinaries And The Two Weeks Time. by mars123(m): 10:21pm On Jul 03, 2015
atlwireles:


The quagmire is the stupidityy of the average ignorant Nigerian. Keep waiting on NNPC, your wait will soon expire at the petrol line.
ok

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