GavelSlam:
But why no sea port in the East?

DonVikings:
You are a patriot.

Sanchez01:
Segun Adebutu, you just need to give it to this man. Such a visionary!

freakyamanda:
More photos from the site

djon78:
In as much as this is a laudable project, investing in oil and gas projects like this can become very catastrophic and they normally enter into huge debt. Most especially with the high volatile nature of oil prices. Example is when Oando bought up the oil assets of ConocoPhillips in Nigeria, this deal was done during high oil prices, not long the price fell and ditto Oando is presently in a very dip mess financially

Moreover what is there presently is just tank farms, for storage. So it will still depends on fuels imported into the country. And for those making noise there are many tank farms located within th coastal regions of Nigeria. In Calabar we have many tank farms located there one very big player Northwest petroleum, then in Koko Delta state many major companies have there tank farms there, even my Chairman has a mega tank farm there. Infact these tank farm l mentoned feeds most of the petroleum demand from core North, Middle Belt South South and South Eastern states. So you people should stop making noise, make w hear word.

GavelSlam:
But why no sea port in the East?

jrusky:
See a true developer who love building their own land than chest beating madness building another man's land.

I will always love this people with all my heart because they don't make noise but achieved. See master stroke to upgrade their region without crying marginalization and yet my folks will be calling them Hausa or fulani slave but ordinary rice mill was abandoned and no one can say give it to me I will carry on.

This is great news at least job creation for the youth will be guarantee. I respect you guys to be honest I know some kids of pardition will be angry seen this and start their silly pooh tribal bash. You know what? pls tell our people to go home stop developing peoples land, go home our land need help go home or sssbhrraappp and feck off.

SW I don my cap you are very intelligent folks.

ProWalker:


I sense some bad belleism here

Duru1:
This is one of the reasons certain goons want to commit suicide when disintegration of the cesspit called Nigeria is mentioned. It does not any season that a state that does not produce a single grain of crude oil should be home to such mega crude oil project. In civilized countries unlike the pit of hell called Nigeria, the least factor to determine the localization of industry is politics.

GavelSlam:
But why no sea port in the East?

Bolustical:
Omo Ogun, Ise ya!
God bless the Yoruba race.
All action but no mouth.
It's the other way round with some people.

Sanchez01:
Segun Adebutu, you just need to give it to this man. Such a visionary!

beamtopola:

where will they get the crude oil to refine?

Ihatepork:
this is just one of the countless huge projects established by omoluabis in the Southwest. Another huge establishment like this in the SW is LADOL owned by the Jadesinmi family. When everything is complete and Ogun is dragging IGR with Lagos, pigs will come out from no where and claim credit. They like ready-made things because they have nothing to be proud of in their region. When you don't have your own, you start to take credit for someone else's success the delusional clowns believe Lagos IGR is coming from their 2x2 shops. People that don't pay tax. IGR is coming from the market, yet Abia and Anambra with countless number of markets can't generate past 20bn in IGR. God bless the SW jare. Pigs should jump inside the lagoon

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Sanchez01:

Goodness me!

Ihatepork:


You think Nigeria is the only oil-producing country in Africa? The proposed refinery is by the Atlantic ocean so oil can be shipped from anywhere for refining just like Dangote refinery. Even Nigeria exports oil for refining