This refinery is owned by Abdul Isa, the CEO of Waltersmith Refinery.

The owner is a Kogi man. He is currently expanding his facility and will soon build a power plant there.

Excerpts from his interview in November, 2022

Those who claim they are accomodators will be hiding their faces in shame

Prosperous region with growing economy.

A region competing with China.

Quite alot of this kind of mini refineries ( both legal and illegal) are scattering all over Niger Delta. Many Oil marketers/importers patronize them, buy cheap and sell at official rate.

After all, Subsidy as claimed by government could largely be a scam.

Tomorrow now the Southwest accommodators will say na palm oil. Abia, Imo, Anambra and Enugu are richly endowed. Even palm oil has great value and we have it plenty.

30% owned by the FG.

God Bless PMB

God Bless Asiwaju Tinubu, the President-elect.

successmatters:
Those who claim they are accomodators will be hiding their faces in shame

Prosperous region with growing economy.

A region competing with China.

If this is wat will make ye all go back home then I pray for more

princemillla:



If this is wat will make ye all go back home then I pray for more

See celebrations over a modular refinery when the largest refinery in Africa is hosted I. SW

successmatters:
Those who claim they are accomodators will be hiding their faces in shame

Prosperous region with growing economy.

A region competing with China.

No be only china, na Japan werey 😂

Danishguy:
This refinery is owned by Abdul Isa, the CEO of Waltersmith Refinery.

The owner is a Kogi man. He is currently expanding his facility and will soon build a power plant there.

Nice one

We need more of this in the Niger Delta states please

This is good.

Some senseless men will say Igbo people don't sell land to strangers.

Each oil producing state needs at least 5 of this.

We have no business importing refined petroleum

jogojogo:

See celebrations over a modular refinery when the largest refinery in Africa is hosted I. SW

Bro, do u have to really say that. Let them rejoice over anything that Wil make dem happy and return to their region. Let's decentralized the west. It's too choking especially Lagos.

jogojogo:

See celebrations over a modular refinery when the largest refinery in Africa is hosted I. SW

Lagos is a no man's land and not south west. Stop talking trash

princemillla:



Bro, do u have to really say that. Let them rejoice over anything that Wil make dem happy and return to their region. Let's decentralized the west. It's too choking especially Lagos.

Lagos is not SW. It's a portuguese colony.

Argue with ur father

jogojogo:

See celebrations over a modular refinery when the largest refinery in Africa is hosted I. SW

Yoruba people always think we are in a competition
You always feel the need to always measure Dick’s whenever igbo is mentioned
It’s really a disease

tito44:


Lagos is a no man's land and not south west. Stop talking trash

U have started again... Tomorrow our brothers will bear the brunt of your foolishness.. You wont reign in your mouth now.. Lagos is not a no mans land. It is yoruba land. Stop this nonsense. Tomorrow you will say they are attacking us in lagos..

princemillla:



If this is wat will make ye all go back home then I pray for more

Have you told your people in the UK, USA, UAE, etc to come home because that place they are is not their Tribe? Mumu bigot

Danishguy:
This refinery is owned by Abdul Isa, the CEO of Waltersmith Refinery.

The owner is a Kogi man. He is currently expanding his facility and will soon build a power plant there.

Every state in Nigeria has the right to change positively the narrative of there domain

Danishguy:
Excerpts from his interview in November, 2022

That's one thing I like about SE and SS, we don't discriminate against people from other regions. If you have the capacity to invest, we will give you all the necessary support. If it were the fake accommodators, they will start envying and start crying that you've taken over their lands. Primitive bigots.

In Akwa Ibom, Bua owned by a Hausa man is building his refinery too.

This is commendable...



For the region that think East is not opening its doors for investment, keep wallowing in your self ignorance 🤷‍♂️

princemillla:



If this is wat will make ye all go back home then I pray for more

Also tell ur people in peckham UK, US and other places to also come back to ur SW as they re not from there.

princemillla:



If this is wat will make ye all go back home then I pray for more

So that people like you will claim Ebe-Ano mart, Trade fair complex, Alaba international and the rest Or are you trying to tell them to go to their own country?

tito44:


Also tell ur people in peckham UK, US and other places to also come back to ur SW as they re not from there.

Its not my fault u can't assimilate the sarcasm in my write up.

Ciao

Can that 4500 BPD even satisfy Imo's petroleum needs? Though much better than nothing or story-story refinery.

Danishguy:
This refinery is owned by Abdul Isa, the CEO of Waltersmith Refinery.

The owner is a Kogi man. He is currently expanding his facility and will soon build a power plant there.

he is welcome to Igbo land we want to see Fulani and yeruba investment in igbo land too

sixtuso:
So that people like you will claim Ebe-Ano mart, Trade fair complex, Alaba international and the rest Or are you trying to tell them to go to their own country?

Guy have you visited the Ebeano supermarket @ wuse zone 4? Igbo no bi there mate.

jogojogo:

See celebrations over a modular refinery when the largest refinery in Africa is hosted I. SW

In the world

For now 1 think I would rather have 10 modular refineries refining 450000 per day employing
about 300 persons each with low opex and very low maintenance costs than 1 mega refinery churning out 650,000 barrels per day with high expatriate quota employingmorw than 1000, high opex ,very expensive maintenance costs etc.
Time will justify my choice
We need more of such in Aba, umuleri, aguleri axis and around enugu axis

princemillla:



If this is wat will make ye all go back home then I pray for more

Go back home from where exactly?

You pass my father's house to water Smith yet my community is impoverished, youths without jobs, kidnappings and other evil menace are found in Ohaji/Egbema