lexy2014:


So what happens to d livelihood of d folks who depend on d lagoon 4 sustenance? How is petrol refining now more important than fishing that u feel d environment should b destroyed in d process?

solmusdesigns:



mumu talk, dangote had always told any listeningscumthat he wants to buy his crude and have vessels deliver it to ibeju lekki seaport

lexy2014:


What is d conclusion of d EIA? Y did Dunlop and other companies u are referring leave Nigeria? Was it because of environmental reasons?

RTSC:

Well
We hope so.

The gulf of Guinea affects both the listening scum and the sycophantic scum.

RTSC:

There are two modular refineries going up in the east.
One in imo, and another in abia.
But That is not my point.

My point is that Yorubas are used to insulting the Niger deltans whenever they complain about oil related environmental disaster and marginalisation.

Some of you even blame Niger deltans for their own pollution.

Now suck it up or we will blame you people too.

unbitchable:

The ND militants deliberately blow up the pipelines to press home their demands. The southeast neighbors egg them on in degrading their environment. Several pipeline networks are laid across certain areas of Abia and Imo but igbos will never muster the courage to blow up the pipelines in their own backyards to spite the FG.

sLentlover7778:
You'll have to start cow business..

solmusdesigns:


yeah but only the scums that wishes nigeria bad wouldnt know shipping route were never affected to lagos, and naval officers escort crude vessels from warri

RTSC:

my parents are nitwit.

RTSC:

Go to the Niger Delta and see gas being burned away into atmosphere by oil companies.

In some places, you can't even see the sun.
These gases dissolve into rain and fall as acids where they enter into the soil and rivers and kill off all the plants and fishes.

You are still blaming the victims.

We are waiting to blame you people too.

sLentlover7778:
You'll have to start cow business..

unbitchable:

Those who own Lagos are those who make the laws that govern it and control the machinery of the state. Those whose language, culture and tradition are entrenched in the state. You can make money anywhere but don't forget the road that leads to your village.

unbitchable:

Dangote refinery isn't your old outdated 1970s refinery model. it conforms to int'l standard. yo heard.

AmuDimpka:


The problem is that you don't know that those who governn it are influenced by those who make the money...the corporate world...my dear go and make money and stop shouting host up and down

Go to Ikoyi club and all those elitist club you would know that money rules. In business no body gives a fúck about language it is value proposition.. that is why in a place like Banana island , Osborne Ikoyi, Lekki ..speaking Yoruba is seen as backwardness or even speaking any native language ....

Bro go and hutsle . It's a capitalist society


If they can chase away indigenous people for refinery of a man.. dude that refinery owner is a stakeholder

RTSC:
Now they would experience what Niger Delta have been experiencing for decades.

The most pristine habitat in Nigeria turned into a stew of hydrocarbons.

I hope you guys would also shut up.

unbitchable:

Those who own Lagos are those who make the laws that govern it and control the machinery of the state. Those whose language, culture and tradition are entrenched in the state. You can make money anywhere but don't forget the road that leads to your village.

surgical:
who told you it's going to be cheap,dangote products don't come cheap,if not for monopoly he can't compete

RTSC:

Go to the Niger Delta and see gas being burned away into atmosphere by oil companies.

In some places, you can't even see the sun.
These gases dissolve into rain and fall as acids where they enter into the soil and rivers and kill off all the plants and fishes.

You are still blaming the victims.

We are waiting to blame you people too.

goodnews777:
Shithole country. How can a sane individual allow oil refinery in the proximity of a city of several millions of people. They want to destroy Lagos because they have moved to Abuja.
Lagos will be so polluted, people will be dying of lung diseases like crazy. Dangote s businesses strive on blood.

solmusdesigns:




stupidity at its best, so we should continue fishing in a lagoon rather than getting our petrochemicals refined

so because of fish protein and income to fisherman , we should deny 200 million people access to cheaper petrol, gas for power and fertilizers for farming

Dangote should just move to Ghana and ship his products to Nigeria since we love to complain so much

..

solmusdesigns:




stupidity at its best, so we should continue fishing in a lagoon rather than getting our petrochemicals refined

so because of fish protein and income to fisherman , we should deny 200 million people access to cheaper petrol, gas for power and fertilizers for farming

Dangote should just move to Ghana and ship his products to Nigeria since we love to complain so much

..

DexterousOne:


Who told you he cannot compete?

Really,?

Tell me ONE BUSINESS that Dangote is a "Monopoly"?

surgical:
All business he is engaged in,he always required the government to hold other people's hand for him like a spoilt child

solmusdesigns:



mumu talk, minister for wailing and pitying affiars.... now get it straight, as a nation we have to set our priority straight

Omoslim26:


what is this one saying now �

so this is the most sensible input your brain can produce in a delicate issue as this

or are you just trying to bring in your mumu tribal aguement into this thread?

Bluntemperor:

Did you read the trash you wrote or are you a Nigerian at all?. which 200 Millions are you talking about.The OP raised a serious concerns on the aquatics of Lekki,Epe and all the environment so that the people will not become victims in their land as we have witnessed in Ogoni land and other Niger Delta Regions ,yet here is a selfish-soul talking about Millions that may not even benefits 10% of Petrol Dollars gains.
Man,have you carried analysis on how much that was stolen in the above region(both in human and materials) that couldn't benefits Nigerians,yet,the land is destroyed forever.?
You can be to Aiyetoro -Epe and feel the fear and the impulse of the people.
•Up till now,no State Official or Legislatures has taken Dagote On -Round -Table Assessment of the Environmental-Impact, that on Full Resumption of the Refinery,how would life of the people be better than the way it was met?
•What happens to the Beautiful Sea,Lagoon and the Oceanic link,with all the Fishes and the Aquatics splendor?.Hope people are aware that in this Particular land,there is a place where both the Sea and Oceans do meet,s should there be Oil- Spillage?
•Where would the Products pass through in view of the APAPA -Road-Lock-Jam- experience,where every one was held hostage,which is terrible anyway?
•Are the Lekki-Epe Roads big enough to accommodate All those Trailers or
•Is there a Light-Rail built from Dagote-Refinery back to link Epe-Ijebu-Ode Road that will make the Road easy for Other Petrol users coming from different parts of Country?.The earlier this Environmental Impact Assessment is done and adhered to,the better for all of us.We don't need the UN to do the right thing for us.

solmusdesigns:



do you always need people to think for you? or you just need answers to things that normal people could have decipher

solmusdesigns:



If you had sense you should be able to answer your own question but if you still insist i will give you a schooling answer, that even a dunce would comprehend.. you just have to request

Kingosytex:
Well, the journey of life has always been the case of survival of the fittest. one man's tears is another man's laughter.

GMbuharii: