Evolutionlove:


Lol rescue Indeed, And he will eventually Sell for N600 per litre. You zombies suffering Just dey start. Make una wait till after 2023 election.....

JAMO84:
[s]We also suffer your PDP wailing period, time to suffer APC too. But a jobless wailing loser like you will suffer more.[/s]

aribisala0:
What has that got to do with the post you quoted.
I said the largest refinery in the world is in India

Do you understand simple English?

Evolutionlove:


Ode, Go through my posts. I don't do Politics nor Tribalism. Politics & Tribalism are meant for Unfortunate Zombies In life like you. And Mind you, As someone who has over $50,000. I can never smell suffering anywhere In the world. Aurevioir.....

BiafranPatriot:
Dont tell them...Remember its IGR even if their people are dying. Its IGR. ;DWhat i can state emphatically is that, this "refinery" is more political than economic. But unknown to the "IGR Crew" they dont and will never understand that the "Koran" has finally been dipped in the Ocean.

PrincessDiana:
While I get the point you are trying to make, the truth is, industrialization is a must for poverty eradication for third world countries. More like, It's either you die by fire or brimstone.
It's just the way the world works now.
No pain, No gain!

SarkinYarki:
Where will he get crude from?

CUMIN:


Most of them wouldn't establish a factory back home due to the greedy nature of their folks.

A disagreement can earn the wrath of burning like they did to that Lagos commissioner that had house in Anambra. They're ae even killing their own kings just because they visited buhari.

They will burn it because of their envy nature.

JAMO84:
Aliko Dangote


The man that will rescue Nigeria from the grip of subsidy

jaxxy:


Are u sure Ure igbo? @ bolded I think they will.

Dangote has done well for his people as for other tribes they are indifferent about him. Lagos wants mega development so they jumped at his refinery deal.

He owes the people not tribe by giving back. He was given tax breaks, forex privileges and many insensitives for decades.

ThinkSmarter:
Finally, Nigeria economy will boom again.
The other three refineries should be sold out.
It's better managed by the private sector cause of the corruption and impunity in the public sector.
The next in line is railway infrastructural development.
I can't wait to see a railway line that will run parallel with the Transaharan highway that ran from Ogoja to Abakaliki to Enugu to Awka to Onitsha to Asaba to Benin City to Ore to Lagos.
The amount, the bus operators are charging for commuters are outrageous.

franchasng:
You are right

Vanzcharles:


Who destroyed the refineries we have today? They were all destroyed during the jun 12 protest when Abiola lost.

VanuatuWycombe:


Nigeria’s refineries were destroyed by civil servants in NNPC, IDCL, PPMC etc, petroleum ministry, pipeline vandals (since late 80s), the cabals (evil stakeholders) and Abacha with his people. They corruptly killed all the refineries.

Abiola never lost election bro. May be you meant to say when Abiola was not sworn-in as president. Are you sure you were born before 1993? No offense, please.

Yankee101:
More pollution, Lagos

kuntash:



Your analysis is quite deep , only few can truly discern that you weren't tribalistic in your views rather stating the obvious that's bedeviled this nation for it's development ....

I observed some of your opinions are captured and condemned , raging with tribal perceptions ...

Fact remains , until we start telling everyone the truth , until the country starts considering equality , fairness and justice in every region or state ..... This quagmire would definitely continue ...

I am sure many that condemned your opinion here are not better than you , but rather the urge to always wear the tribal and religious hat each time we discuss on Nairaland ....


Kudos to you especially on your last paragraph .....

Nice one !

VanuatuWycombe:


It would be minute. China generates more than 753,000 tera watts of electricity’s of July last year and 65% of it was from coal. That’s why some regions are a bit polluted.

Nigeria has not even used 1% of its pollution quota, as agreed internationally and it has not even sold out any of its unused allocation. So just one refinery cannot pollute Lagos, let’s not be sentimental.