igbodefender:
They should give these oil refining entrepreneurs licences to operate modular refineries rather than destroy their investments. In a country were no major refineries are working, why destroy the minor ones?

igbodefender:
They should give these oil refining entrepreneurs licences to operate modular refineries rather than destroy their investments. In a country were no major refineries are working, why destroy the minor ones?

ojii77:
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NwaAmaikpe:


This is a welcome development because
Petrol made from Illegal refineries is illegal petrol.

igbodefender:
They should give these oil refining entrepreneurs licences to operate modular refineries rather than destroy their investments. In a country were no major refineries are working, why destroy the minor ones?

igbodefender:
They should give these oil refining entrepreneurs licences to operate modular refineries rather than destroy their investments. In a country were no major refineries are working, why destroy the minor ones?

ultron12345:


Are those pieces of rubbish refineries.....do you even know what is a modular refinery

dee02:


You talk like you have a cranium filled with sawdust!
What is illegal should never be made legal, simples!!

Osahon7:
am just tired of this country

princestars:


is because, it is hazardous to the society and miners, they mine illegally with less standard equipment

igbodefender:
Those 'pieces of rubbish' as you call them, are the only functional refineries in Nigeria. So, again I ask: why destroy the works of people who are doing very well what government has been failing consistently at?

If you licenced and taxed these dudes, they would improve their technology, and the price of fuel and kerosene would go way down. But tribalism and corruption have eaten so deep into the fabric of this country that we no longer recognize our right from our left.

If it were to be the US, these guys would have been given loans to expand by the Bank of Industry. But I guess this is not the US afterall.

igbodefender:
Those 'pieces of rubbish' as you call them, are the only functional refineries in Nigeria. So, again I ask: why destroy the works of people who are doing very well what government has been failing consistently at?

If you licenced and taxed these dudes, they would improve their technology, and the price of fuel and kerosene would go way down. But tribalism and corruption have eaten so deep into the fabric of this country that we no longer recognize our right from our left.

If it were to be the US, these guys would have been given loans to expand by the Bank of Industry. But I guess this is not the US afterall.

ultron12345:
Some very silly set of people are saying illegal refinery operators should be left alone and licensed .

Do you think those drums they use to "cook" crude oil are refineries......What those people operate are not refineries, they are more like distilleries.

What they do is to steal crude oil and then distill it to mostly petrol and deisel in its CRUDEST form.
If they are licensed, you will buy bad diesel, have a knocked engined and then start insulting government, they are the reason why you have kerosene that explodes because it wasnt degassed .

And again, these people can never be profitable without stolen crude because they only get less than 30% of the supposed crude oil yield....even Dangote refinery will not survive with such extraction rate.....so licensing them is encouraging them to steal crude, that's why they are illegal.

They are also a danger to the environment as they can't afford standard waste and environmental management procedures.

If we license them, we can as well license illegal universities, illegal drug production centers, illegal food and beverage factories, illegal smugglers.

When Nigerians start buying bad diesel and getting knocked engines or seeing gas stations and kegs explode due to bad kerosene, they will be the one to be complaining and be shouting Buhari, no wonder this nation does not progress.

Does saying they should operate modular refineries......it seems they don't know what modular refineries are.....I advice them to go do some research or keep quiet.

igbodefender:
?......should be a legitimate business.......

igbodefender:
They mine illegally because those who should legalize them have refused to do so. Sadly, those who say they are a problem have refused to give us a viable solution. And the masses keep suffering, and growing old and dieing off without ever knowing what it means to enjoy this life.

breakeven:
if not that we have useless leaders in this country, we would have gone far technologically. someone claims he has built a refinery for refining crude oil, instead of veryfying his claims, you send some thugs called security men to destroy the refinery, further destroying the environment. everybreakthrough was started in a very crude manner. why not give this people a chance and ensure they are monitored.

kocvalour:
dem no see boko go fight dem just the parade ss any how

I neva hear say dem don catch any fulani herdsmen


foolish soldiers!!