Swaggzkid:
Poster above me is a dullard
How does his comment connect to the topic?

is the daura dulllard the one that produced that smoke?

May God help some* dullards

seunwen2:
If you think petrol will sell at 40 naira before this year runs out click like


I'M Oloye

watts75:
Happening Live

londoner:
Gej's seeds are bearing fruit....has he said they would. Hopefully for Nigeria's sake many more will begin to fruit.

Okon said: “The refineries would work again at full capacity, we already have plans to bring them back to perform at full capacity.

He said the management considered the prices to be high and decided to look inward by inviting local contractors that are familiar with the facilities and worked with them.

He said, “Going forward, we have been able to reduce the cost of doing the TAM from $550m to $152million.

“We did a similar analysis for the Warri refinery and we brought it down to $180m from the $850million requested by Saipem.

“For the Kaduna refinery it was reduced from $600million to $212million.

“So we have been able to reduce the total cost of the TAM for the  refineries to $550million.

“The exercise which started in October last year is for a period of 18 months and it will be completed in the first quarter of next year.

“The expenditure of $16million a month had been reduced to an average of $10million a month per a refinery.

“By the first quarter of next year,  all the refineries will be functioning optimally and we would be able to refine an average of 400,000 barrels of crude oil per day for local consumption.


The Turn Around Maintenance (TAM) of the nation’s refineries will cost $550million, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) said yesterday.

The corporation blamed the TAM’s delay on the refusal of the original builders of the  four refineries to handle the maintenance contracts.

There are two refineries in Port Harcourt, one in Kaduna and another in Warri. They are all working below capacity, unable to meet the consumption demands of Nigerians.

The Coordinator,  Corporate Planning, and Strategy of the NNPC,  Dr. Tim Okon, told the Senate Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream), in Abuja while defending the budget proposal of the corporation, that the NNPC had worked out an alternative local arrangement that  would enable it refine about 400,000 barrels of crude oil daily after the completion of ongoing rehabilitation.

He said, “Going forward, we have been able to reduce the cost of doing the TAM from $550m to $152million.

“We did a similar analysis for the Warri refinery and we brought it down to $180m from the $850million requested by Saipem.

For the Kaduna refinery it was reduced from $600million to $212million.

“So we have been able to reduce the total cost of the TAM for the  refineries to $550million.

“The exercise which started in October last year is for a period of 18 months and it will be completed in the first quarter of next year.

“The expenditure of $16million a month had been reduced to an average of $10million a month per a refinery.

“BLy the first quarter of next year,  all the refineries will be functioning optimally and we would be able to refine an average of 400,000 barrels of crude oil per day for local consumption.

“However, another advantage of what we are currently doing is that instead of shutting down the facilities while the TAM lasted, we will be producing even when the rehabilitation work is ongoing.

GentleToks:


Shut that useless mouth....

It's the same story all over the world

Here are US and UK pictures

Slimzjoe:


Get it into your Thick Skull Son.... This is GEJ Handiwork

GentleToks:


Shut that useless mouth....

It's the same story all over the world

Here are US and UK pictures

Firefire:


I also see air pollution...

biafranqueen:
yes and it is still pollution and when you check those areas they have the highest rates of cancer and asthma related deaths.

Slimzjoe:


Get it into your Thick Skull Son.... This is GEJ Handiwork

docmoses:
cc:lalasticlala ishilove

sluk:



what?

docmoses:
make dem cum ban u

kingcity:
but boko haram is pmb handwork ?

And Who said So?

jammani:



Lol. Na me b yur son abi... Yoruba saying goes thus: ibeere kokin shey o ni ishe afi eni toba foriti dopin.... Meaning "Starting is not the issue but finishn"

Slimzjoe:


And Who said So?

Firefire:


I also see air pollution...

kingcity:
it was a question u need to answer

londoner:
Gej's seeds are bearing fruit....has he said they would. Hopefully for Nigeria's sake many more will begin to fruit.

femicyrus:
"Gej should take credit for it." Badluck was his real name if everything began to work after his 6years of cluelessness

Solorez2015:

Shioooooooooo

biafranqueen:
They will give the whole credit to GMB but the truth does not hide in the information age.