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opiaoku:
Buhari is a terrorist

Apc is bokoharam

Gej till 2019


Ride on madam

lwkmd

I'm impressed....
But not suprised....
Welldone DAM... God will make you bigger...

Wao! She try o na juju she use to get der

All the best to her and hopes she makes Nigeria proud

Congratulations to her but I am not sure Nigerians will benefit from her appointment. I feel she is more likely to be even more arrogant and unaccountable than ever.

zlatansomto:
This news will surly give our south W**** brothers heart attack,. They will be lyk oh no,. Ah ILe Aye mi ti baje..

Ode ni e.....

Deziani OPEC Predident

CHai!!!!!!!!





RIP OPEC

happy for her. my mum will be too one day and everybody will be happy for her. she's not made in China

Congratulation

dunkem21:
Ride on, sweetie. Your achievements and innovations speak for you.

..and your beauty.

Congrats damsel, Diezani.

Which beauty?
With the frog eyes?
[size=28pt]Anyway, where is Rear Admiral Allison Amaechina Madueke?[/size]

What a funny thread?

Choi some pull him down phd backstabers from f waste part of d south will not sleep tonite.

Ride on, iron lady, our good wife. Let me dust my cv.

gramci:
Some people blood pressure will rise tonight

I tell ya

I like women in high places but not women like this one . mtchew

AM NOT A FAN BUT CONGRATS DIEZ

When the crude oil market is in turmoil

Congrats Alison... So happy for you. I celebrate your achievements which can ascribed to your intelligence and dedication to service. As a Nigerian, I'm truly proud of you. May God give you the grace to pilot the affairs of Opec to an enviable height ijn. Haters, go and die!

Though I don't know what criteria is been used in the selection to the post of the president of OPEC,but I think this woman need to answer questions on 'allegations'of corruption level against her.I think OPEC should take it open themselves by checking the home country of whomever will be their president. Well I will not be surprise that our president will do anything possible to support her because of January 2015 fuel price suprise we were waiting for.She must be the president for Mr Jonathan to justified the increment.SMH.

She finally won.

Ok.

abbccc:


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/petroleum-minister-alison-madueke-elected-first-opec-female-president/195193/

How comes that only two newspapers from nigeria has this information.

Please be carfully I feel that this is not true because you will finde now such news from other countries.

Here in Vienna you can read in no newspaper online this news!

That is a photo from the real opec house in Vienna!

Is it when crude oil has no price value and america, canada and most part of europe now has commercial oil, that is when they remember nigeria

http://m.bbc.com/news/business-30211564

Oil price falls ahead of Opec meeting
26 November 2014 Business
The price of oil has fallen as Opec oil producers prepare for their meeting on Thursday and data showed crude stocks rose last week.
Inventories of commercial US crude oil increased by 1.9 million barrels from the previous week, according to the US Energy Information Administration.
Brent crude slid 58 cents to $77.75 a barrel after the data.
The drop came as Saudi Arabia indicated it would not push for output cuts to help push up oil prices.
US crude finished Wednesday's business down 40 cents at $73.69 a barrel.
The oil market will "stabilise itself eventually", said Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi.
Saudi Arabia is the largest producer of the 12 members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec).
The oil cartel is split over how to react to the sharp slump in oil prices.
The price of Brent crude has plunged 30% since June, triggered by a sharp rise in US shale oil output and weakening global demand.
There is speculation that on Thursday Opec could announce its first cut in oil production since 2009 in an attempt to support the oil price.
Among the Opec members, Venezuela and Iraq have called for output cuts.
However, fellow Opec member United Arab Emirates's (UAE) Oil Minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazroui appeared to side with Saudi Arabia, indicating it would not push for a cut in production, saying "the market will fix itself ultimately".
"We are not going to panic, this is not the first time, this is not a crisis that requires us to panic ... we have seen [prices] way lower. We are not interested in the short fixes because we know they will not last," Mr al-Mazroui told Reuters.
Russia says 'no'
The responses from Saudi Arabia and UAE come a day after non-Opec member Russia, which produces an estimated 11% of global oil, said it would not co-operate with any production cut.
Following a meeting with Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and Mexico representatives, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said the country's energy companies would produce around the same amount of oil next year as they did in 2014.
He told reporters in Moscow he was sceptical that Opec would decide on Thursday to cut output quotas.
The heated debate over how to react to the sharp fall in oil prices has led to some suggesting that Thursday's meeting could last longer much longer than usual.
"It might take a bit longer than the ordinary meetings," said one delegate. "They must agree, even if they have to stay here for two days. It is a matter of death or survival for budgets."

Nne congrats
Onye ona ewe biko nwanne go mud!!

zlatansomto:
This news will surly give our south W**** brothers heart attack,. They will be lyk oh no,. Ah ILe Aye mi ti baje..

be cursing urself. ile aye e ti baje. ode

Voice234:
first of all I am not a northerner, wouldn't where I am from because we all Nigerians and that is what matters most.
My brother I wud ask u d following questions and if u sincerely answer them, you would find out u have the answers you seek.
* how many refineries do we have in Nigeria what are their capacity and what are their %age reliability i.e what dey currently produce.
* how many LNG plants do we have, compared to having the 10th largest gas reserve in the world
* how much is a litre of pms, Ago n dpk in nigeria compared to countries without crude oil as a natural resources.

All your questions are tied to the passage of the PIB Bill. One of the main components of the Bill is the deregulation of the downstream oil sector which would make the sector more attractive for private companies to invest in. So if the bill is passed expect more companies to be willing to invest in Construction of new refinerys, LNG plants, oil excavation e.t.c.

The fact of the matter is if we want our oil sector to be efficient, beneficial to the masses and globally competitive it must be deregulated.


Sidenote- I read in an article that our already existing oil refinerys are too old to be maintained due to unavailability of their spare parts in The market and are basically obsolete. Which means it is impossible for the government to bring them up to full capacity.
( so expect more refined crude importation in the future)

This is what happens with decades of neglect and vision less leaders.

zlatansomto:
This news will surly give our south W**** brothers heart attack,. They will be lyk oh no,. [size=16pt] Ah ILe Aye mi ti baje..

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diluminati:
Thats an achievement for the corrupt elite, so they can keep on stealing our oil money. For the average nigerian man on the street, this news has no value or importance.

see dis one mouth, OUR MONEY. your papa keep any money for OPEC?