REALretep:
What did I just read?

It will never be well with Tinubu, his entire family, and our leaders for this country

Guyman01:

Its not just Tinubu but tge handiwork of Buhari borrowing by using crude oil as collateral same way Navy bought presidential Yatch without presidential approval

Speechless

DARLINGTON869:
I don't understand. What do they mean by importing crude oil again?

Chicagograduate:
The current NNPCL boss is against the idea of petroleum being sold cheap.He benefit more from importation because of kickbacks.

Kenosky1:


And also the people who voted for bad leadership.

Franzinni:
Nigeria can't survive at the rate at which these snakes are inventing new ways to constrict the blood out of this nation ... They use all the education they source abroad to figure out brilliant strategies to serve the interest of the few at the expense of the many.

They don't even bother to hide it anymore.

May the Almighty inflict debilitating illnesses on every soul that had agreed to render this country hopeless

YoungBlackRico:
wait, did he say that?

InvertedHammer:

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Embargo on Venezuelan oil has been eased on October 19, 2023.

Nigeria is a shameless entity.

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kenny714433:


Who even believed Ph refinery will start functioning if not APC online miscreañts?


Now December deadline is in doubt... Rubbish.

When some of us doubt government promises, it's not that we ain't patriotic but we have come to reality. Watch out, after fixing it with billions of naira, not a single oil will be refined and no one will be held accountable.

Back to the topic, if they like let them import it from Mars, who cares?

REALretep:
What did I just read?

It will never be well with REALretep , his entire family, and his family in this country

Eriokanmi:
That's the problem...government holding a controlling share in oil firms. This was what happened to nitel until OBJ came and privatised it. Nitel was never efficient. We got our line for a huge sum through the eye of the needle in the early 90s yet, no improvement. Bills were always crazy. You'd hear an answering machine when you dialed to make an important call...you'd hear nitel special service information, the line you dialled is blablabla.

After privatisation of nitel, corruption fizzled and the federal government were making 5 times what they used to earn in revenue when nitel was still there. Gsm had also created employment to millions over the years. Someone like Slot and PTV would have still been fixing faulty laptop at computer Village today, had nitel not been privatised, which gave room for competition in the telecoms sector.

The same way nitel found it hard to declare profit back then, nnpc will never find it easy to declare profit until its privatised. The corruption in that sector is too much. Nnpc's account hasn't been audited in years yet, they call it NNPC Limited . Nigeria is the the most patient country on earth walai. In another country, all our corrupt leaders would either have been long forgotten by now or run to exile and never come back again.

In those days as an undergraduate, an engineer at nitel bought a toyota condor, tear rubber for her daughter who was my course mate on her wedding day...just an engineer. Same is happening in nnpc today and until that corporation is either scrapped or truly privatised, we're just deceiving ourselves in Nigeria. Tinubu knows what to do but he'd never do anything meaningful cos he's got no balls to challenge the powers that be. How would they earn revenues from their vessels taking crude abroad and bringing refined Petroleum products into the country? Their business would just be crippled.

When we were rooting for an independent candidate, someone who can step on their toes and nothing wouid be done or held against him cos he doesn't belong to their clique, they were calling us names. They went the tribal routes and played dirty. We will still learn but time isn't ripe yet.

Ubanz:
They are trying to deceive una say they plan to import crude.
Don't mind them.
It's the same stolen crude from Niger Delta that they will bring in from the high seas.

Nazgul:
Imagine one of the world's largest producers of crude oil resorting to importation simply because corruption has made it impossible for them to meet their daily target of crude oil production.

I read somewhere that NNPC would sell crude oil to dangote in naira. So what's this issue of importing of crude we're hearing?

These people are just looking for an excuse to sell their fuel expensive when their refineries kicks off.

Islie:
• ‘It’s better to tackle challenges against local production’

• Doubts over Port Harcourt facility coming on stream next month

• Expert faults govt holding controlling shares in oil firms




https://guardian.ng/news/kaduna-dangote-bua-refineries-may-source-crude-oil-from-abroad/

Antoeni:
When Illegal Refinery Operators Can Get Crude Oil From The Niger Delta Region, What's NNPC Reason For Crude Importation?

Abujaexpress:
Importing crude oil again?

REALretep:
What did I just read?

It will never be well with Tinubu, his entire family, and our leaders for this country