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Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Gbawe: 9:41am On May 30, 2012 |
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Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by mcnepow(m): 9:54am On May 30, 2012 |
This is heart breaking. Pray it isn't true. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Nobody: 9:56am On May 30, 2012 |
Our oil 1 Like |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Gbawe: 10:08am On May 30, 2012 |
mcnepow: This is heart breaking. Pray it isn't true. It will be true. We are going nowhere under our anti-people and pro-elite senate President David Mark. Nigeria does not need enemies with saboteurs like Mark knifing us in the back with his indolent and pro-establishment leadership of the Senate. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by jmaine: 10:24am On May 30, 2012 |
Do we have enough info to speak conclusively on this . .to the point of affirming it's authenticity . . . . 1 Like |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by CyberG: 3:04pm On May 30, 2012 |
Haha...let's see the bastard president glad-handling the nations wealth to everyone but not the generality of the people. Will the so called owners of the oil (Nigerians) step up to the plate just once in a lifetime to shut down this retarde.d drunkard son of theirs?? |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by manny4life(m): 3:10pm On May 30, 2012 |
Nigeria, my beloved country... to what end? 1 Like |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Nobody: 3:11pm On May 30, 2012 |
mcnepow: This is heart breaking. Pray it isn't true. How do you mean...heartbreaking . To many thieves in this country , ur time is up |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Nobody: 3:18pm On May 30, 2012 |
CyberG: Haha...let's see the bastard president glad-handling the nations wealth to everyone but not the generality of the people. Will the so called owners of the oil (Nigerians) step up to the plate just once in a lifetime to shut down this retarde.d drunkard son of theirs?? I laugh you in fulani, We SS are taking our OIL from the hand of ABOKIs, NNPC is full of shit, and I am in support of anything that will break down Nigeria and break this country 1 Like |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by ayox2003: 3:24pm On May 30, 2012 |
jmaine: Do we have enough info to speak conclusively on this . .to the point of affirming it's authenticity . . . .Exactly my thoughts! But it could happen, we are in a Banana Republic. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Beaf: 3:25pm On May 30, 2012 |
CyberG: Haha...let's see the bastard president glad-handling the nations wealth to everyone but not the generality of the people. Will the so called owners of the oil (Nigerians) step up to the plate just once in a lifetime to shut down this retarde.d drunkard son of theirs?? Shut your dirty bucket. The oil does not belong to you. Occupy your cocoa, cows etc, I occupy my oil. @topic All hail Gbawe and his rumours. I have said he will soon begin quoting from ovation magazine. Anything with a nice sounding lie will do. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by slimes(m): 3:28pm On May 30, 2012 |
So now, the thieves are free to steal as they like. I say sorry to our country Nigeria! |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by wesley80(m): 3:29pm On May 30, 2012 |
jmaine: Do we have enough info to speak conclusively on this . .to the point of affirming it's authenticity . . . . Oh come on, can't u see Gbawe was the OP? |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Vergil: 3:30pm On May 30, 2012 |
Na una vote for all of them....no be so? Remember how everybody was wankin ooff to Jonathan's campaign and other current politician. Proof that media does help win elections! |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by ayox2003: 3:34pm On May 30, 2012 |
@Jmaine, it could be true. I just googled Pedro Van Muers and he said it all on NNPC's web. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by ndahbros1: 3:40pm On May 30, 2012 |
jmaine: Do we have enough info to speak conclusively on this . .to the point of affirming it's authenticity . . . . I think not. In Nairaworld we rush to ill-informed analysis quickly, based on hastily-pasted news. Many folks here don't understand d meaning of 'authencity'. There shd hv been quotations from d bill; specific sections shd be read out. Abeg, I don't hv time today for good, old GEJ-bashing. I'm hiding my own stick today jare until I confirm d news. 2 Likes |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Demdem(m): 3:40pm On May 30, 2012 |
Beaf: and what will it take the Retardeen to commence the disintegration process. Abegii spare me ur trash hypocrite. Abi, na Aboki go start that one? Nonsense. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Kuulnomsy(m): 3:40pm On May 30, 2012 |
Thank God i'm not part of this |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by sheyguy: 3:42pm On May 30, 2012 |
''Rumour has it'' kind of thing again. . . .anyway, that was how subsidy thing started too. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by betrani(m): 4:03pm On May 30, 2012 |
CHESSBOARD:ROFLMAO |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Obijulius: 5:46pm On May 30, 2012 |
Yaribas should make comments that are proportional to their contribution to their crude oil and natural gas production and export, or (for common sense) sake stop blabbing. What is your business with our oil and gas? Na our oil and our gas, una wan cari una sabi sabi come again? Thanks but no thanks. We are ok without your care! |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by jason123: 6:07pm On May 30, 2012 |
Obijulius: Yaribas should make comments that are proportional to their contribution to their crude oil and natural gas production and export, or (for common sense) sake stop blabbing. I beg your pardon?! Ondo? Ilajes in Delta?? Are you sane?! |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by delvinmaya(m): 6:13pm On May 30, 2012 |
Obijulius: Yaribas should make comments that are proportional to their contribution to their crude oil and natural gas production and export, or (for common sense) sake stop blabbing. guy,u dumb so tay even d heavens weep at your stupidity. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by thoth: 7:44pm On May 30, 2012 |
The senates pass bills to borrow billions of dollars in a single day without consulting the masses. State goverments borrow billions from world bank yearly without the people in the state knowing. Each of these debts come with a set of evil destructive austerity measures and the senates will surely pass it so far they are given their cuts. Driving the nation deeper into misery. The removal of fuel subsidy,devaluation of naira,privatisation of state properties, hiking of university fees(IMF directive) and fund diversion into projects that contribute little to human development are all agreed measures given by the institutions that lend money to nigeria (IMF/World bank) i won't be suprised if this is true and one of those measures as well. Yet these crooks can do so much to the extent of mortgaging the lives of the next generation without the man in the street knowing. 2 Likes |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Akiika: 8:38pm On May 30, 2012 |
Useless country,oloshi leaders, kolo people........ i don't regret renouncing my Nigerian citizenship any bit. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by member479760: 8:47pm On May 30, 2012 |
anyone, please let me know any developed or even developing black country on this earth. |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Nobody: 9:00pm On May 30, 2012 |
SO MANY UNHAPPY AND SUICIDAL PEOPLE ON NAIRALAND. CAN YOU GUYZ JUST FIND SOMETHING DOING AND STOP LAMENTING |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by member479760: 9:13pm On May 30, 2012 |
pump any quantity you can, just pay me some money! the only thing we gonna do is to establish standard for 3d cartoon, anything more than that na no go area for us. our oil, their kokoa, their granut, their president, ibo-man, yoruba-man, fulani, hausa, we dey feed them, den slow us down, baba-suwe, OBJ, retardeen, na dem = typical failure talk |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by StarrMatthieu: 5:02am On May 31, 2012 |
[img]http://www.50centloseweight.com[/img] Akiika: Useless country,oloshi leaders, kolo people........ i don't regret renouncing my Nigerian citizenship any bit.very nice! |
Re: Foreign Firms Get Big Break Under Nigeria’s New Oil Law by Gbawe: 7:29am On May 31, 2012 |
ayox2003: @Jmaine, it could be true. I just googled Pedro Van Muers and he said it all on NNPC's web. My brother, please don't explain anything to anyone. At least Jmaine had the decency to ask for more info. Those mentioning Gbawe are just showing their rank stupidity. If the Oil and Gas sector is mired in extreme corruption under GEJ, the "worst in Nigerian history" according to some, and the PIB's passage has been severely frustrated, to the chagrin of many, what is hard to believe in the suggestion the bill may be watered-down when it is finally delivered? Are some blind to the obvious actions, or did we imagine that too, which shows this Government is in bed with oil and gas corruption? Is the Fuel subsidy scam imagined? Is KPMG Revelation of monumental corruption and total lack of transparency at the NNPC a Gbawe creation? Did we force GEJ to approve an inane directive , probably to facilitate concession to cronies later, that Nigerian Refineries be overhauled by the biggest home of corruption (NNPC) for two year? How about the investigative journalism that named names of accounts, businesses, abuse of power et al in the oil and Gas sector by influential members of Government like Adoke Bello and Allison-Madueke? I could go on suffice to say Nairaland has just become a joke with how some , tediously, are now just limited to focusing on other forumers instead of debating with facts or even looking at issues objectively in relation to what has gone on under this Government. The Groupies mentioning other forumers should tell us what is said here that has not being said by others far more knowledgeable than us all. The simple truth is that oil and gas corruption is synonymous with the PDP because the NNPC and the entire sector has been bastardized as a political war chest and general cash cow. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/02/fg-lacks-political-will-to-pass-pib-into-law/ ‘FG lacks political will to pass PIB into law’ |
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