worksmart:
[s]Who is going to benefit from these pipeline explosions?

Answer: the same Western multinational companies that are allowing the explosions to happen.

Reach you own conclusions.

Are we not holding these oil firms responsible for securing their assets?

I strongly suspect that these oil firms are involved in these explosions and conveniently hiding behind fake stories of "new militants groups "
How coincidental that these militants suddenly are springing up just when we have a serious government that has started to clean up the corrupt oil sector.

It is well, what doesn't kill us makes us stronger.

Prepare for another few weeks of worsening fuel scarcity and lack of electricity.
So who benefits from pipeline explosions?

Is it the so called (probably non-existent)"militants" ?

Is it the Nigerian Public?

Is the Oil firms who get to contracts to rebuild and profit from a non-functioning and corrupt oil sector?[/s]

Knowledge9000:


Yoruba...you will know them; they are more concerned about ND oil than even Niger Delta people! Go and read every thread about Niger Delta oil; you see them warning militants on how Buhari will deal with them. Lol! Yorubas...why are you still concerned about ND oil when Lagos and Ondo now have oil as you claimed? Master of propaganda; you claim to have oil yet you are salivating at someone else's oil. GIVE ME A BREAK!

worksmart:
Who is going to benefit from these pipeline explosions?

Answer: the same Western multinational companies that are allowing the explosions to happen.

Reach you own conclusions.

Are we not holding these oil firms responsible for securing their assets?

I strongly suspect that these oil firms are involved in these explosions and conveniently hiding behind fake stories of "new militants groups "
How coincidental that these militants suddenly are springing up just when we have a serious government that has started to clean up the corrupt oil sector.

It is well, what doesn't kill us makes us stronger.

Prepare for another few weeks of worsening fuel scarcity and lack of electricity.
So who benefits from pipeline explosions?

Is it the so called (probably non-existent)"militants" ?

Is it the Nigerian Public?

Is the Oil firms who get to contracts to rebuild and profit from a non-functioning and corrupt oil sector?

TPAND:
This guy just said militants are non-existent.

Flashh:


No source to prove it?

TPAND:
This guy just said militants are non-existent.

worksmart:
That is why there is a question mark in the title of this thread.
Corrupt members of NASS may likely be in collusion.

Why does NASS never seem to ever summon this multinational to ask what they are actually doing to protect these assets?

kcnwaigbo:


since when did it become the job of the multinationals to protect these assets? I thought we have a commander-in-chief in this country

worksmart:
I use the term pipelines loosely, the oil platforms and parts of pipelines being used my Chevron for instance should be responsibility of Chevron to secure. After all if those assets do not belong to them then how could be referred to as Chevron oil platform?

kayfra:


His stupidity can't be imagined so I won't even try.

Wonder what they feed these people.

Taribizy:
OP what you are suggesting is like a farmer killing his own crops just to create a scarcity. I seriously doubt that, multinationals make more profits while in full operation. For each day no work billions are lost

worksmart:
That is why there is a question mark in the title of this thread.
Corrupt members of NASS may likely be in collusion.

Why does NASS never seem to ever summon this multinational to ask what they are actually doing to protect these assets?

Also coincidental somewhat that timing coincided with NASS going for 1 week break.

kcnwaigbo:


it is the job of the government to provide security!!! Buhari is the one to be blamed and no one else!!!

UyiIredia:
They might be going from what I've read here but I doubt it. I don't think they would want to shoot themselves in the foot by hampering their profits blowing up pipelines.

Knowledge9000:


Yoruba...you will know them; they are more concerned about ND oil than even Niger Delta people! Go and read every thread about Niger Delta oil; you see them warning militants on how Buhari will deal with them. Lol! Yorubas...why are you still concerned about ND oil when Lagos and Ondo now have oil as you claimed? Master of propaganda; you claim to have oil yet you are salivating at someone else's oil. GIVE ME A BREAK!

worksmart:
That is why there is a question mark in the title of this thread.
Corrupt members of NASS may likely be in collusion.

Why does NASS never seem to ever summon this [size=16pt]multinational to ask what they are actually doing to protect these assets?[/size]

Also coincidental somewhat that timing coincided with NASS going for 1 week break.

PapaBrowne:



Mogbeeee oooh!

Multinationals are to protect sensitive government infrastructure. Hmmmm.

No wonder Buhari has supporters. Daft is plentiful in the land.

2sexycom:
I was just talking to my friend who works with one of the oil servicing companies and guess what he told me? That his boss has been very happy over the news. Wait make I grab screen shot and show you. He told me today, few hours ago.

You don't seem to understand or know the magnitude of greed of the average Nigerian.