ManirBK:
May GOD bless our Gallant and committed
Governor, The truth is always biter.

Aufbauh:


Nigeria has ever been the Cash cow to most of these neighbouring countries.
Always taking advantage of our land boarder porosity.

skywalker240:

Modular refineries

Even the refinery Cameroon closed was a standard refinery

ManirBK:


https://dailytrust.com/el-rufai-cameroon-shut-down-its-refinery-because-of-cheap-fuel-from-nigeria

ManirBK:
May GOD bless our Gallant and committed
Governor, The truth is always biter.

ManirBK:
May GOD bless our Gallant and committed
Governor, The truth is always biter.

ManirBK:


https://dailytrust.com/el-rufai-cameroon-shut-down-its-refinery-because-of-cheap-fuel-from-nigeria

Kabongo1:
Please how do they get this petrol that has made them shut down their refineries?

What volume do they get from Nigeria that is sufficient to run their economy?

It will be interesting to know where the mallam got his information.

Available information shows that the SONARA refinery shutdown in June 2019 due to a fire incident and it seems they havent reactivated it just yet but have plans to do so, and also build a new refinery as well.

It would be astonsihing for a country to shut down its refinery because of reliance on smuggled fuel from Nigeria.

Biodun556:


What of dangote refinery, the largest in Africa?

Kabongo1:
Please how do they get this petrol that has made them shut down their refineries?

What volume do they get from Nigeria that is sufficient to run their economy?

It will be interesting to know where the mallam got his information.

Available information shows that the SONARA refinery shutdown in June 2019 due to a fire incident and it seems they havent reactivated it just yet but have plans to do so, and also build a new refinery as well.

It would be astonsihing for a country to shut down its refinery because of reliance on smuggled fuel from Nigeria.

Maxymilliano:

But it was the same El-Rufai that protested for almost a week in Abuja when GEJ removed subsidy some years back.

Does it mean Malam has changed his view on subsidy or he did that to discredit Jonathan's government ?

backbencher:


For once , the dwarf demon is right...

Here is an article from the Guardian in 2018 in essence confirming what he said


Of course I know the dwarf is right and yes the its even a bigger problem than what is known publicly and yes it need to be solved urgently. He is wrong because prior to this time, he being in a better position to know the truth which I believe he knew, deceived and misled Nigerians into believing that the previous administration was wrong about subsidy removal. He mobilised people and joined protest, blackmailed the government into halting that move only for him to be giving lectures about the importance of subsidy removal today. He is a major part of the problem. Then our economy was in a better shape, we would have by endured the pressure and be done with it, but they postponed the suffering to the worst time ever. It will never be well with them.



And from the Punch



He, El Rufai , is even understating the level of the problem by a wide margin.

Below is a map showing the extent of the problem.

backbencher:


For once , the dwarf demon is right...

Here is an article from the Guardian in 2018 in essence confirming what he said



And from the Punch



He, El Rufai , is even understating the level of the problem by a wide margin.

Below is a map showing the extent of the problem.

ManirBK:


https://dailytrust.com/el-rufai-cameroon-shut-down-its-refinery-because-of-cheap-fuel-from-nigeria

skywalker240:

As we are speaking has it started working?

’The disclosures by the NNPC GMD and the Minister of Finance were in symphony with the positions of the World Bank Country Director for Nigeria, Mr. Shubham Chaudhuri and the International Monetary Fund urging the Federal Government to do away with fuel subsidy

‘’It is difficult to convince Nigerian workers why our dear country is the only country among the OPEC member countries that cannot produce its own refined petroleum products and thus adopts the neo-liberal import production model of refined petroleum products.

The truth is that these commodities which Nigeria can easily produce have been priced out of the reach of most Nigerian families with majority of our people resorting to tree felling and charcoal for their energy needs.

Kabongo1:
Please how do they get this petrol that has made them shut down their refineries?

What volume do they get from Nigeria that is sufficient to run their economy?

It will be interesting to know where the mallam got his information.

Available information shows that the SONARA refinery shutdown in June 2019 due to a fire incident and it seems they havent reactivated it just yet but have plans to do so, and also build a new refinery as well.

It would be astonsihing for a country to shut down its refinery because of reliance on smuggled fuel from Nigeria.