Let this be it!

amagunnerfan:
Can you provide a link in which Buhari said he will make a naira equal to a dollar?

When you tell a lie constantly, it becomes a fact in your mind. Oponu.

you even get time for the brain-dead mor0n!


See this very laudable plan by the federal government - THAT WHEN FULLY IMPLEMENTED WILL PROVIDE JOBS FOR MANY OF THEM JOBLESS WAILERS and instead of them appreciating and encouraging the governments effort they are busy saying trash!

hollywater:
Mr Ibe,even as i can see you are the only minister working in this administration, this must be a joke. To stop importing crude oil into Nigeria is a very big joke.
Not when the fg have problems in the NIGGER DELTA.If the problem of militants is not handle with care,you can forget any vision of yours.

We don't import crude oil you genius.

Ijaya123:

The best is to ignore them. Lots of them are simply daft.

So daft that someone actually says how can the stop the importation of CRUDE OIL just like that. People are poorly informed but are sat right in the middle of engagements

This our National Assembly sef!
Na wa!
The P.I.B has remained a political document in your wardrobe for years now.
Nigerians are tired of this distractive and retrogressive legislation by our almighty law makers.
We must move forward any which way without hindrance.

18 months na today, Story for the gods.

It's really nice and good,if only it will be done and those responsible for the various institutions doing well.As for the nass,they too will do their beat and make sure that they really work well when implemented.Good 1

Indirectly saying there is fuel subsidy fr now.....

Good one. I will join you in prayers that this target be met.

greatiyk4u:


Which village is that?

Are you sure you are in Nigeria? What he said is fact! Fuel goes for 150 naira per litre in most cities across Nigeria. I bought 10 litres for 1500 naira yesterday!

mars123:
did u see any clown with inflated tummy holding a microphone? if not, the lagoon is still accepting voluntary drowning, go and do the needful.

killer punch, nice one

Nbote:
D only way dat can happen is if and when our refineries start working again and to full capacity to service d nation's fuel needs. If d govt actually gets to work and stop all the propagandist statements it's quite achievable because we've all heard our refineries were working at some point and at other points dey have reopened and then no production and all sorts of contradictory and conflicting statements from the same govt.

The last few stoppages have been due to pipeline sabotage from enemies of progress that still turn around and scream when they start feeling the effect of their actions.

I dont get how we wish for a lot of evil to befall nigeria and then complain when things go wrong. Its like praying for a building you are inside to collapse. We really need to have a change of heart.

KissCODE:
they are talking of the future while the presents bites us so had fuel is sold @150per litre in petrol stations that is ifyou see it at all.
That one is not any issue to them. This government dont care about anybody.
Too bad

What did you say when the militants blew up the pipelines supplying crude to warri and kaduna refinery...at that time fuel was sold at 86.50 with no queue...even in port Harcourt! Did u rejoice or condemn their actions? Even this recent underwater sabotage.

We really need to take a good look at the mirror when looking for who to blame

ExAngel007:
some people want to be great in life in the nearest future

but still prays bad and dont want to hear any good thing about
Nigeria.

some poster above me need serious prayers

Once fooled with false promises,


Twice shy.


Lol

I comment my reserve


OooOops!

****sorry Nigerians****

I reserve my comment, I meant to say. Lol.

Nigeria To, NIGERIA WILL, NIGERIA CAN......... BECOMING TOO MUCH THESE DAYS

Promises are meant to be broken MeKachuckwu

Promises are meant to be broken Mr Kachukwu

Talk is cheap. Anyway I wish it happens, I love my con3

Reference:
I don't make comments about the stupidity going on in the oil industry but these people really ought to stop this deception. For heavens sake. You say you want to diversify from oil yet you continue to entrench yourselves in it. Stopping dependency on oil to me means liquidating the NNPC and getting the hell out. Dangote says he is buiding a massive refinery. Why not throw in your lot with a company of proven track record, a home grown private entity who has done it for a host of other commodities. There was a time in history cement was like petrol today, here today scarce tomorrow, cheap today, expensive tomorrow. That era is gone because government gave up the cement business. Why can't it give up the oil and gas business....if not for corruptive, manipulative interests.

Have you heard of Eni, statoil, Petrobas, Aramco, Sinopec?

We cannot keep giving up on assets because it was mismanaged by a few people...that will still be the ones to buy it if they turn around to sell it.

These companies i mentioned are all still run by human beings with blood in their veins and still one head. Why can we do the same?

Sinopec is in China...and they have the death penalty for corruption. Here, common invite for questioning everybody shouts witch hunt, if guity, they shout amnesty. When things continue to go wrong we shout innefective government. We have to have rules and punishment for things to work as we want them to.

Thats the difference between private and govt organisations. Goverment, everything is zoning...rather than qualification. Private, its either you are good enough or you get thrown out. Dangote that you mentioned does not pick his management team on quota system. Same for any organization that is on top.

ocheejemb:

We don't import crude oil you genius.

Oh you are not aware? Nigeria imports crude oil for kaduna refinary!!!

Reference:
I don't make comments about the stupidity going on in the oil industry but these people really ought to stop this deception. For heavens sake. You say you want to diversify from oil yet you continue to entrench yourselves in it. Stopping dependency on oil to me means liquidating the NNPC and getting the hell out. Dangote says he is buiding a massive refinery. Why not throw in your lot with a company of proven track record, a home grown private entity who has done it for a host of other commodities. There was a time in history cement was like petrol today, here today scarce tomorrow, cheap today, expensive tomorrow. That era is gone because government gave up the cement business. Why can't it give up the oil and gas business....if not for corruptive, manipulative interests.

Your anus get sense pass your brain

greatiyk4u:
Kachichukwu is tirelessly but strategically working hard.

I hope he sleeps. He appears to have this undying passion of turning around the oil industry in the country.

I strongly admire him

Deen77:


This is our country we have no other place to go. Fuel import killed our economy, not the best solution when you spend most of our foreign exchange on fuel import. Give this government a chance and support them in prayer.

The previous leader failed to meet our local demand with so much resource, the Oil boom @ $140 per barrel now is less then $40.

how do u pray for a man who lies in everything.
A man who is taking responsibility but aportions blame?
How do u pray for a man who is not making any plan to make other sectors of government work but isonly interested in a lazy mans venture?
What would i be praying about?

Story, story, story. Too much talk.

We are fed up with your noise making Mr. minister. Give us fuel first before talking about stopping importation. We have gone past the period of campaign

Stay there and be suffering and smiling, it seems buhari married your aunty, na ur family be oponu, bastard.

amagunnerfan:
Can you provide a link in which Buhari said he will make a naira equal to a dollar?

When you tell a lie constantly, it becomes a fact in your mind. Oponu.

alt3r3g0:


What did you say when the militants blew up the pipelines supplying crude to warri and kaduna refinery...at that time fuel was sold at 86.50 with no queue...even in port Harcourt! Did u rejoice or condemn their actions? Even this recent underwater sabotage.

We really need to take a good look at the mirror when looking for who to blame

hypocricy is the mother of all backwardness.

Telling me to look at the mirror is funny because i cant remember blaming anybody.

The best you should do is to direct that word to Buhari & APC led government which keep blaming the past administration for their inability or cluelessness on how to solve the Nigeria equation.

7months to 10months to 17months to 21months to 60months to 200months to 100yrs to sorry Nigerians we whr not given enough time.Same old bullpoo

mallamseifaldin:
Another lie being told.....first it was all the refineries would start working by DECEMBER 2015, now we are being told this....






Tiger battery now 150 naira from 70naira......


Inflation ti take over.....

Ewu!

KissCODE:
hypocricy is the mother of all backwardness.

Telling me to look at the mirror is funny because i cant remember blaming anybody.

The best you should do is to direct that word to Buhari & APC led government which keep blaming the past administration for their inability or cluelessness on how to solve the Nigeria equation.

You cant remember blaming anybody? Scroll up. Let me just educate you a little. There is a difference between blaming someone, and stating a fact.

Militants blew up pipelines that caused Warri and Kaduna refineries to shut down due to no products to refine. Will you say i am blaming the militants? I have not heard you go and protest against the militants for the destruction of the environment and hardship that their actions have caused.

Now you talk on cluelessness on solving Nigerians problems... If tackling corruption, making refineries work so that we not only stop importing, but have excess to export, this will not only reduce the pressure on limited foreign exchange but also generate more foreign exchange, (remember this is the same area where for 16 years others were comfortable with allowing every Tom, Dick and Harry to keep importing with no plan to end the importation) even sets an 18 month target to succeed and you are here showing your intelligence by calling it cluelessness.

Lets call a spade a spade.

Like i said before...take a good look in the mirror and receive sense.

some of IPOB people that pray for this Government fail Bc Jona fail

Babzrockman:
Some Nigerians practice opposition as if it is religion issues where some muslim faithful hate their christian counterpart wit passion vice visa.
Both the opposition in Nigeria is about badmouth the incumbent govt instead of critise objectively and pray for Nigeria development and growth they will instead trying to see the downfalls of the govt forgeting such downfalls have direct impact in their lives.
Note: this is not only applicable to Buhari's govt but to all successive govts since 1999 in particular

alt3r3g0:


The last few stoppages have been due to pipeline sabotage from enemies of progress that still turn around and scream when they start feeling the effect of their actions.

I dont get how we wish for a lot of evil to befall nigeria and then complain when things go wrong. Its like praying for a building you are inside to collapse. We really need to have a change of heart.

What last few stoppages are u exactly referring to Are u referring to the current fuel scarcity, or d refineries dat were claimed to have started production but are still as dysfunctional as it has always been. If u had read my post well and and understand my point of view based on present realities then u'ld have understood what it meant. I simply stated d obvious dat for d nation to stop importing fuel den d refineries must have to be working and at full capacity for the goal of stopping fuel importation to be achieved. Even new ones would even have to be built for the nation's fuel demands to be fully met. However at various times over the past few months, d NNPC itself has come out to tell Nigerians d refineries are yet to start production while at the same time d govt has come out to claim they were all now fully running... Like I said earlier, all d useless propagandist statements would have to be put aside and actual works carried out instead of "words of mouth". If dis nation has to move forward and if things are to get done, people have to stop blaming others for the state of things and actually do their part to change or atleast improve on the status quo. We really need a change of heart from dis new trend of having to blame someone and something for everything wrong instead of doing something about what's wrong. It's really getting boring.