moderation2020:
it shows your level of decoding sarcasm

murtalaa:
why don't you go and read his posts again, lookup the definition of sarcasm and come back here and tell us what you found out.

9jaboi8701:
I weep for my country Nigeria. If a whole senator who is suppose to be a representative of Nigeria too Nigerians and the outside world is suggesting something like this to be legalize, then Nigeria don really turn wide jungle. God! Wetin we do you?

jamace:
I see nothing wrong in what the senator advocated. Nigeria is at a cross road. Nigerians must think out of the box.

Those illegal refineries are like that because they are secretly refining the product and feel insecure putting up a state of the art local refinery, which could be destroyed by law enforcement agents any time. If the FG should legalize their activities, those equipments/infrastructures will be improved upon.

"Necessity is the mother of invention"

"If the going gets tough, only the tough gets going"

The FG should consider his suggestion!

speedyGonzales:
well, we will have fuel... won't we!

if it is legal, inspections for safety conducts, will be arranged as well.

domack99:


That is not possible, there is no safety in the process they adopt

speedyGonzales:


that is not possible? haha! what a funny assertion!

My Position is, if the process, they use is well accessed then, it is not impossible to come up with appropriate safety measures...

iamkeyz:
hey you mr OP and advocate of LAW and DUE PROCESS why not tell buhari tgo stop KILLING UNARMED CIVILIANS protesting for what they believe in PEACEFULLY?
dont forget your so called ILLEGAL REFINERIES are the reason why FUEL DONT GET THAT SCARCE AND COSTLY IN SE and sometimes SS even when there are LONG QUES NATIONWIDE
if they are legalized, they will become standardized but YOU ARE A BLACK and thus YOU CANT REASON PROPERLY otherwise you are jealous that legalizing those refineries will make SE and SS super rich and the rest of the nation realize that they need these two regions because before you know it, SE and SS niggas will INVEST HEAVILY IN THE BUSINESS you know what will happen next dont you?
this is simple economics MAKE THOSE REFINERIES LEGAL AND THEY WILL BECOME STANDARDIZED and watch how IGR will improve in those OIL PRODUCING STATES , EMPLOYMENTS CREATED, INDUSTRIALIZATION TAKE PLACE, SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE BUSINESS SPRING UP, SCARCITY OF PMS REDUCED DRASTICALLY OR EVEN ERADICATED the issue of fuel stations hauding and LONG QUES WILL BE GONE AND THE TP FARES WILL REDUCE thereby affecting cost of edibles too............... but like i said before, YOU ARE BLACK and you are foolish
NNAMDI KANU HAS DONE SO MUCH FOR YOUR LIKES ON RADIO BIAFRA BUT THEN THE STUPIDITY INHERENT IN BEING BLACK WILL NOT LET YOU LISTEN AND LEARN INSTEAD YOU ARE BUSY HATING
now imagine that 80% of what i mentioned above are achieved, who will be smiling? THE SAME YOU THAT IS SPEWING TRASH NOW...........
INDEED BIAFRA IS THE HOPE OF BLACK PEOPLE

domack99:
Sometimes I just wonder how we get ourselves into this mess, Ben Bruce doesn't have an iota of what a refinery is made off.

These illegal refineries produces adulterated fuels, that can end the life of any users ( have will forgotten so soon), when put into any machine will definitely knock off the engine.

Apart from the carbon monoxide that illegal refineries produces while processing their stolen crude, their illegal equipment cannot purify or extract the harmful content like sulphur and its oxides present in our crude. I even thought the guy is an advocate of global warming.

The crude they are stealing, do Ben Bruce know how much it cost to explore, separate and purify them. And there is no way on earth any sensible country give them a license except you are ready to die of pollution.

Someone really need to dash that guy some sense.

domack99:


As you mentioned if "well assessed", they can never give them a green light, if they are to put in the necessary safety measures then they are to obtain a license like Dangote and others to build a modular refinery.

murtalaa:
When a fellow described Senator Ben Bruce as having the face of Obama but thinking like Obanikoro I felt bad not because I did not agree with what he said but because as a Nigerian, I thought regardless of how an elder behaved he should not be treated a certain way. With today's Facebook update from a supposed senator of the federal republic of Nigeria, senator Ben Murray Bruce, any inkling of the reverence I had for him had been totally eroded. How could a serving senator boldly advocate legitimizing an illegality instead of proffering ways and means by which it could be eradicated? Really, we have to sit down and restructure our leadership recruitment process. In a saner society, Ben Bruce will forever be shamed and will never show his Face in public for such Ill-thought, dim witted opinion. It's like calling for the conscription of Boko Haram insurgents into the Nigerian Army!

jamace:
I see nothing wrong in what the senator advocated. Nigeria is at a cross road. Nigerians must think out of the box.

Those illegal refineries are like that because they are secretly refining the product and feel insecure putting up a state of the art local refinery, which could be destroyed by law enforcement agents any time. If the FG should legalize their activities, those equipments/infrastructures will be improved upon.

"Necessity is the mother of invention"

"If the going gets tough, only the tough gets going"

The FG should consider his suggestion!