QuotaSystem:
Lies to deceive the gullible.

Dangote's deep sea pipeline is to convey GAS and not a single drop of crude oil from the Niger Delta.

Furthermore, this GAS will be used for power generation which will be fed into the NATIONAL grid, and not Arewa/Oodua grid.

No need to be paranoid

debaj10:
you may be right.
but so what?
the man's going to be in trouble with that refinery very soon.
in 10 years, while still paying back his loans, crude price will start an inevitable, constant decline.
it's only Niger Deltans I pity-
their environment is polluted for eternity…

wetin I dey tok sef?
pity koo, pity nii.
shebi all of dem dey look wen saro wiwa die by hanging.
keep living with crude water and soot air.
izit me dat wii sik an go an die?
deti no dey kii blak man na.
abi?

QuotaSystem:


You really think Dangote will sink his billions into a venture without a comprehensive feasibility study? Lol.

In the same vein, you expect that the bankers that facilitated the syndicated loans did not do their financial projection and cash flow analysis before guaranteeing those billions of dollars in credit?

Lol, the entire premise of the thread is built on falsehood so I don't blame you.

Not a drop of crude oil will be conveyed through Dangote's sub-sea pipelines from the ND. Take that to the bank and deposit.

TylerDurden:
[s][/s]

Gas to where?

Believe that sh!t all you want.

The 650,000bpd refinery needs a secure pipeline! The land route can easily be sabotaged and that is why Dangote is building a deep-sea route.

TylerDurden:
[s][/s]

Stop posting trash!

Dangote is building a 650,000 bpd refinery and you think he won't want to secure crude supplies?

When did Dangote even get a licence to build a power plant?

You can only deceive yourselves.

horsepower101:
That pipeline is coming from Niger Delta not Lagos.

QuotaSystem:




For your information Dangote had already declared years ago from inception that his crude oil will be locally sourced and the shortfall imported.

He emphasized that he will NOT be sourcing oil from the ND so I wonder what you're complaining about.

The only subsea pipeline Dangote is constructing from the Niger Delta is for GAS and not crude oil.

QuotaSystem:



The only subsea pipeline Dangote is constructing from the Niger Delta is for GAS and not crude oil.[/b]

TylerDurden:
Dangote is building the world's largest refinery in Lagos. Lagos was chosen by Dangote after it was revealed that crude oil deposits had been discovered in Lagos. Why then is Dangote constructing a deep-sea pipeline that will link crude and LNG from the ND to his refinery in Lagos?
The honest truth is that Lagos has no crude oil. The only reason they gave Lagos that fake status is so that Dangote can site his refinery there will sourcing crude from the ND.

Even operation Crocodile Smile which saw parts of Lagos and Ogun being bombed was part of paving the way for Dangote's pipeline. But the useless Afonjas cheered the Hausa-Fulani bombardment of their communities and peoples.

The only reason Dangote is building a refinery in Lagos is because he hopes to build another pipeline linking Lagos to as far away as Cote'dvoire and he is hoping on getting subsidies from the FG in lifting crude from the Niger Delta.

The Deep-sea pipeline project is to boycott the troubled areas of Warri in Delta, Ondo and Ogun states that have seen pipeline vandalization in the past.

By opting for a deep sea pipeline, Dangote is hoping to secure crude supply to his refinery for onward shipment across west Africa.

Also, in the event of Nigeria's balkanization, Dangote hopes to secure his refinery as he knows the North will not relinquish the SW.

This is Operation Araba part 2!

ImperialYoruba:


Were! Crocodile smile was a separate issue from refinery project. The refinery is not the biggest in the world. Yanminri cant describe anything without use of "biggest", "most", "storm".....you do everything in huge scale when in reality it is no more than a speck.

Awon asinwin!

TylerDurden:


[s]He should go and source the gas locally in Lagos

We will NOT allow him lift any gas from the ND.

If he likes let him build it underneath the ocean bed, we go bomb am from shore.[/s]

TylerDurden:


[s]How many barrels is currently being produced from Lagos?

Can that amount meet the 650,000bpd supply for his refinery?

Ab0ki, you can only deceive the lazy afonjas[/s]

QuotaSystem:


[s]According to Mr. Devakumar Edwin, Group Executive Director, Strategy, Portfolio Development and Capital Projects - DANGOTE REFINERY & PETROCHEMICAL PLANT:

Since we are not dependent on Nigerian crude, we are not prone to the risk of the Niger Delta disturbance. We do not use pipelines; rather, we use ships.

We use Single Point Mooring Buoys (SPMs) for offloading the crude and loading the products," he said.

SOURCE: http://allafrica.com/stories/201801070087.html

- These are the words of an Indian professional, not any Afonja or Aboki.[/s]

tollyboy5:
With all this write up wetin make person do nau? dangote refinery @ lekki my people would get employed that's my business. the rest story 4 d Gods

TylerDurden:


In one post above, you said that the refinery will source crude locally.

Now am asking how many barrels of crude is Lagos currently producing and can it meet up to even half of Dangote's refining capacity of 650,000bpd?

Now another thing you may want to know, is that Dangote refinery is being financed from bank loans and investment portfolios.

Do you expect the project manager of this refinery to tell the world they will be sourcing crude primarily from the ND though the highly unsecured pipelines?

The reason Dangote has unveiled this pipeline project is to secure an alternative route for crude supplies.

QuotaSystem:
[b]"The original thought was that we had everything we needed in Nigeria, i.e. the crude oil. When we started analysis, we realised that it was highly risky to place all our eggs in one basket, by relying only on Nigerian crude.

So, we decided to expand the capability of the refinery to handle oil from different sources. Today, the Dangote Refinery can process a wide range of crudes, such as all the African crudes including that of Algeria, Libya, Angola, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, etc., the U.S. crudes, Arab Light, etc.

SOURCE: http://allafrica.com/stories/201801070087.html

- These are the words of an Indian professional, not any "Afonja" or "Aboki".

QuotaSystem:


Read to understand and not to argue.

The refinery was never designed to rely on supply Nigerian crude.

QuotaSystem:



For your information Dangote had already declared years ago from inception that his crude oil will be locally sourced and the shortfall imported.

TylerDurden:


Nobody is against Dangote building a refinery of his any where he likes.

He can even site it in Sambisa forest for all I care but what I will not accept is for that same refinery to be supplied with crude from the ND.

TylerDurden:


In one post above, you said that the refinery will source crude locally.

Now am asking how many barrels of crude is Lagos currently producing and can it meet up to even half of Dangote's refining capacity of 650,000bpd?

Now another thing you may want to know, is that Dangote refinery is being financed from bank loans and investment portfolios.

Do you expect the project manager of this refinery to tell the world they will be sourcing crude primarily from the ND though the highly unsecured pipelines?

The reason Dangote has unveiled this pipeline project is to secure an alternative route for crude supplies.

QuotaSystem:


You really think Dangote will sink his billions into a venture without a comprehensive feasibility study? Lol.

In the same vein, you expect that the bankers that facilitated the syndicated loans did not do their financial projection and cash flow analysis before guaranteeing those billions of dollars in credit?

Lol, the entire premise of the thread is built on falsehood so I don't blame you.

Not a drop of crude oil will be conveyed through Dangote's sub-sea pipelines from the ND. Take that to the bank and deposit.

ImperialYoruba:


Were! Crocodile smile was a separate issue from refinery project. The refinery is not the biggest in the world. Yanminri cant describe anything without use of "biggest", "most", "storm".....you do everything in huge scale when in reality it is no more than a speck.

Awon asinwin!

TylerDurden:


Chai!

So in trying to reduce Nigeria's dependence on imported fuel, the Dangote refinery will now be depending on imported crude.

You niggaz sef!

Did You NOT post here that Dangote refinery will depend on locally sourced crude ?

So ND nah overseas now abi?

KAHBOOM:

Oga dangote and the nigerian army will soon take control of lagos.