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Are you OK?

omonnakoda:
There can't be more than one fake eediott called Sunnybobo,surely
God is not that cruel

I am sunnyb0b0, not sunnybobo or sunnybobo3.

Get that into your thick amala skull.

What is the difference between Mumu and Oluku?

sunnyb0b0:
I've always advocated that those refineries should be sold off. Kachikwu has advised same but the man from Daura said NO.

Selling them off is the least thing we can do, it'll ruin that sector seriously.
Serious blueprint have to be drawn and rigorously followed.


We've hardly had any good experience with selling off as it were. We've done it with NITEL, PHCN, oshogbo and Delta steel, etc.

sunnyb0b0:
I've always advocated that those refineries should be sold off. Kachikwu has advised same but the man from Daura said NO.

Selling them off is the least thing we can do, it'll ruin that sector seriously.
Serious blueprint have to be drawn and rigorously followed.


We've hardly had any good experience with selling off as it were. We've done it with NITEL, PHCN, oshogbo and Delta steel, etc.

Even if they'll be sold off, complete modalities of operations, revenue etc. Must be fashioned out

So you believe that crap of loosing 400,000 barrels per day to oil theft? So are many barrels are we loosing now? One of the biggest problem of Nigeria is how easy the electorates can be deceived. Try research on Lagos-Ibadan press and thank me later

obailala:
A clueless leader right?

I can bet you that in the administration of all the past Nigerian leaders, including and especially during the reign of your hero GEJ, NNPC and the FG could not even account for how much they were losing. Yet you think they were 'clue-full' and this administration clueless?

Routine losses from oil theft alone in the last 5 years stood at a staggering 400,000 barrels per day (appx $40million per day). If you do the maths for a period of 8months, that amounts to approximately 1.9Trillion; and this is from crude theft alone, not even mentioning every other gaping financial holes the NNPC under other administrations were known for. Yet someone thinks they were 'clue-full' and this administration clueless?

What we have here is simply a leadership which for the first time in Nigeria's history, now infuses financial accountability and transparency in its dealings. For the first time, someone is now making efforts to estimate and publish the estimated losses from the inefficiency in the system.

A wise man knows the first step in solving a lingeting problem is to first define and quantify its extent. But unfortunately, someone who appears to be possessed with the spirit of non-discernment thinks this sort of approach is a sign of cluelessness?

DMerciful:
So you believe that crap of loosing 400,000 barrels per day to oil theft? So are many barrels are we loosing now? One of the biggest problem of Nigeria is how easy the electorates can be deceived. Try research on Lagos-Ibadan press and thank me later

I suppose you shoud also ask me a question like "so you believe muhamadu buhari is the president of nigeria?"

Just in case you were living in a cave all these while without any access to outside information, the 400,000 barrel/day figure was raised by nnpc, GEJ, diezani an okonjo iweala themselves. Shell, the biggest multi national in Nigeria had to close down their entire western division operations (delta state axis) because of this staggering figure.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/08/oil-the-conspiracy-that-robs-nigeria-of-billions-of-dollars/
http://www.mynewswatchtimesng.com/uk-others-urge-fg-tackle-oil-theft/
http://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2013/oct/06/oil-theft-costs-nigeria

Lagos-Ibadan press 400,000 barrels ko 200,000double barrel ni

obailala:
I suppose you shoud also ask me a question like "so you believe muhamadu buhari is the president of nigeria?"

Just in case you were living in a cave all these while without any access to outside information, the 400,000 barrel/day figure was raised by nnpc, GEJ, diezani an okonjo iweala themselves. Shell, the biggest multi national in Nigeria had to close down their entire western division operations (delta state axis) because of this staggering figure.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/08/oil-the-conspiracy-that-robs-nigeria-of-billions-of-dollars/
http://www.mynewswatchtimesng.com/uk-others-urge-fg-tackle-oil-theft/
http://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2013/oct/06/oil-theft-costs-nigeria

DMerciful:
Lagos-Ibadan press 400,000 barrels ko 200,000double barrel ni

Are you sure you can read?

obailala:
I suppose you shoud also ask me a question like "so you believe muhamadu buhari is the president of nigeria?"

Just in case you were living in a cave all these while without any access to outside information, the 400,000 barrel/day figure was raised by nnpc, GEJ, diezani an okonjo iweala themselves. Shell, the biggest multi national in Nigeria had to close down their entire western division operations (delta state axis) because of this staggering figure.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/08/oil-the-conspiracy-that-robs-nigeria-of-billions-of-dollars/
http://www.mynewswatchtimesng.com/uk-others-urge-fg-tackle-oil-theft/
http://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2013/oct/06/oil-theft-costs-nigeria

And Seplat is operating profitably some of these field left by Shell? Shell left for economic reasons and not any thing related to 400BPD Conspiracy theory!

TonyeBarcanista:

My boss my boss! Good morning

I dey reason port enter politics section but as I no sabi politics, make I just dey under my canopy dey observe una