| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:23pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
kaboninc:
I felt insulted reading this post.
How far can someone go just to suppress common sense and reasoning?
They are now battling with their own propaganda... They just defeated boko haram on paper...see lai Mohammed and co celebrating such delusion...hence I call them schizophrenic patients... 2 Likes |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by atlwireles: 1:24pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
[b] Whynotthetruth:
 there are more olodo than I imagined around here...
1)Issuing bonds is same thing that will trigger increased debts...A reason for which APC has been making noise notwithstanding states controlled by them owe and borrow more...
2)NNPC by the law setting them up finance their projects from their income while sending the balance to CBN as revenue for all tiers of government...so FG cannot borrow money and send to them so to say...
3)Raising bonds isn't a question of days...rather lots of calculations of short; medium and long term pros and cons are involved... you can use borrowing from commercial banks to understand my explanation better bro...
4)1 trillion ...do you know how much our total budget is? and even our total subsidy package?... nawa for una...all these beer parlour boys here sef...
5)Why not understand the basics of economics and elementary governance procedures before engaging in such discussions are these... [/b] 2 Likes 
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| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by TheGoodJoe(m): 1:25pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
As far as I am concerned, those refineries were good. Previous governments allowed The top management of NNPC to scam the nation billions of dollars in the name of turn around maintenances and fuel importation 3 Likes |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by IsraeliAIRFORCE: 1:26pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
ogazi007:
Please show me evidence of the supplementary budget if you have any,and you can also add that of kerosine subsidy too just to put things in proper perspective of how the scam called subsidy was just another means to defraud Nigerians. There were many but personal interests never allowed the NASS cooperate with the President LEGIS-TRACKER: Why NASS is lackadaisical on Jonathan’s supplementary budget Posted By: legis adminon: May 7, 2013 9:42 amIn: LEGIS TRACKERNo Comments LEGISREPORTS NG- The lackadaisical attitude of the National Assembly towards the supplementary appropriation bill submitted by President Goodluck Jonathan on March 20, 2013 is partly because the interests of the lawmakers largely reflected in constituency projects are already being taken care of in ongoing implementation of the 2013 appropriation act signed into law on February 26. LEGISREPORTS investigations have shown that the lawmakers, especially members of the House of Representatives are in no hurry to consider the supplementary budget bill since they stand nothing new to gain for themselves and because the president’s request for a revisit of the zero allocation for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) does not go down well with them. This online newspaper had reported that the padding of the budget to cover the often bogus and nebulous constituency projects of the lawmakers was a major reason for the imbroglio between the president and the national assembly before the 2013 appropriation was eventually signed into law late February. Other reasons included a unilateral decision of the national assembly to transfer certain recurrent votes to capital projects and the zero allocation to the SEC because the president had refused to sack the commission’s Director General, Ms. Arunma Oteh, as demanded by the House of Representatives. Following strident appeals from concerned stakeholders that the deadlock was hurting the economy, President Jonathan eventually signed the budget with an understanding with leaders of the national assembly to guarantee an expeditious passage of a supplementary appropriation bill that will be submitted to correct certain grey areas. The bill was submitted before the lawmakers of both chambers proceeded on a two weeks Easter break late March. But for one reason or the other, the supplementary bill is yet to be considered by the legislators since resumption of plenary April 16th. In the House of Representatives, it was initially a delay by the budget office to submit detailed copies of the bill to members for consideration and deliberation. But in spite of confirmation by the presiding officer, deputy speaker Emeka Ihedioha in last Thursday’s plenary that the Budget Office had provided the requested details to members there is yet no signal that the green chamber wants to consider the bill expeditiously. In fact, the Chairman, House Committee on Rules and Business, Hon. Albert Sam-Tsokwa, told journalists that he was unaware that the House had received the budget details from the budget office even though his committee has the responsibility of preparing the order and agenda for the business of the House in plenary. Deputy Chairman of the House Committee on media and public affairs, Hon. Victor Ogene gave some insight into why the supplementary bill may suffer non-attention when he told journalists weekend that the House will not take any breach of the 2013 appropriation act by the executive arm of government likely. However, LEGISREPORTS gathered that the cold feet by the representatives towards the supplementary bill is not unconnected to the fact that the fortunes of their constituency projects will not be affected by non-consideration of the amendment being sought by the president. Sources in the know informed our reporter that initial fears by the members that the supplementary appropriation bill would stall execution of their constituency projects faded off when Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) where such projects were placed in the budget showed signs of implementation after the House in plenary barked at an alleged directive by the Budget Office that implementation should be selective. The minority whip of the House, Hon. Samson Osagie had raised the alarm in plenary that the executive had directed a selective implementation of the 2013 budget, a claim later debunked by the Budget Office. This report was prepared by our reporter in the national assembly http://legisreportsng.com/legis-tracker-why-nass-is-lackadaisical-on-jonathans-supplementary-budget/ 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by marv1: 1:26pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
meracool:
NNPC is just too shady for this reason GEJ did nothing to the refineries
All he gave us were all scam Oil Subsidy, green fields refinery etc....
If GEJ was the winner of the election NNPC will still maintain that the refineries will work in 2016.
U have said my mind. GEJ would be doing turn around maintenance till 2019 if he had won. 2 Likes |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Nobody: 1:29pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
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| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Nobody: 1:31pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
PassingShot:
Before March 28, 2015 Elections:
6. Feb 2015 - Nigerian Engineers to Repair Refineries for N99bn –NNPC
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation on Wednesday said it had engaged the services of in-house engineers to rehabilitate the country’s three ailing refineries at a cost of $550m (N99bn), down from the $1.6bn (N288bn) presented to it by foreign contractors.
The refineries are the Port Harcourt Refining Company, Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company Limited and the Warri Refining and Petrochemical Company Limited.
The Group Executive Director, Refining and Petrochemicals, NNPC, Mr. Ian Udoh, stated that the corporation resolved to use indigenous engineers because it could not pay the bills of foreign contractors who were nominated by the original builders of the refineries.
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/nigerian-engineers-to-repair-refineries-for-n99bn-nnpc/
Still in March 2015:
7. March 2015 – NNPC to repair refineries with $550m
The Turn Around Maintenance (TAM) of the nation’s refineries will cost $550million, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) said yesterday. The corporation blamed the TAM’s delay on the refusal of the original builders of the four refineries to handle the maintenance contracts.
There are two refineries in Port Harcourt, one in Kaduna and another in Warri. They are all working below capacity, unable to meet the consumption demands of Nigerians. http://thenationonlineng.net/new/nnpc-to-repair-refineries-with-550m/
8. As recent as March 6, 2015 - Refineries’ll be back on stream 2016 –NNPC
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday assured that the nation’s four refineries would be fully back on stream in the first quarter of 2016. The corporation also explained why the refineries have not been working optimally, disclosing that NNPC could not afford to pay the outrageous charges of its builders.
The corporation’s Coordinator, Corporate Planning and Strategy, Dr. Tim Okon, disclosed these while updating members of the Senate Committee on Petroleum (Downstream) on activities of the refineries.
http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/refineriesll-be-back-on-stream-2016-nnpc/
June 18, 2015 - Nigeria’s refineries to resume production next month
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/06/nigerias-refineries-to-resume-production-next-month-official/
Going by the stated sequence of events in our refineries as given by NNPC, is there any link or development in the time past to warrant getting the latest news that our refineries will resume production in July?
The spokesman, Ohi Alegbe, stated that “the operations resume after a successful turn-around-maintenance (overhaul) of their facilities” but they didn’t just want to make noise about it! Who is fooling who?
Let GEJ’s supporters help us answer the following questions?
1. When has TAM of plants become an action conducted in secrecy?
2. When was the TAM awarded and to which company?
3. If local engineers were used, who paid the N99bn that was reported to be needed as recent as last February?
Conclusion
I am of the strong opinion that GEJ was completely fooled not only by Diezani and her cohorts but also by the sycophants he surrounded himself with. The man must surely be biting his fingers wherever he is currently. In not making our refineries work, the oil cabals saw a huge avenue to corruptly enrich themselves and they seized the opportunity through oil subsidies.
It is not unknown what PMB’s stand on fuel subsidy is. He has consistently maintained that the oil subsidy was a fraud and that he would look into why our refineries have not worked. PMB recently rubbished the fuel subsidy scam when he said “I don’t know what fuel subsidy means” - http://dailytrust.com.ng/sunday/index.php/top-stories/20804-i-don-t-know-what-fuel-subsidy-means-buhari.
The president has also been reported to be set to probe NNPC N30trn unaccounted oil revenue under Jonathan - http://www.nationaldailyng.com/news/latest-news/4116-buhari-set-to-probe-nnpc-n30trn-unaccounted-oil-revenue-under-jonathan
The fact of the matter is that, NNPC’s top shots are aware of what PMB knows. They know him to know the workings of NNPC and our refineries having been a petroleum minister and a former Head of State. As such, it is reasonable to expect the corporation (NNPC) to act differently with him than what they did with GEJ.
The famous quote by Abraham Lincoln is very apt here:
“You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time.”
I therefore challenge any of GEJ's supporters and sympathizers to prove otherwise. Guy, God bless you for been this thorough with your research. Whoever ascribes the little positives this country has experienced since May 29th to GEJ is at best being smart by half. I would forever maintain that GEJ is at best a waste of 6yrs in the destiny of Nigeria, and a disgrace to any Nigerian who holds the minimum of a secondary school certificate. 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:34pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Imokay:
You have a point but the report says they were defending a buget for 18 months
NNPC also disclosed what they planned to spend monthly for 18 months :
So out of the planned $550 million they have so far spent $320 million and the job is done, this is good on paper but what really happened, duration cut by 50% and expenses by 40%, immediately after change of government. I think that is the crux of the discussion
[email]http://thenationonlineng.net/new/nnpc-to-repair-refineries-with-550m/[/email] 1)They are defending the budget to show why funding of an ONGOING project has spilled over from 2014 to 2015...not same year hence cannot be same budget... 2)When is first quarter of 2015 for which the said projects would be ready 3)An average of $10million monthly does mean that they spend above or below that figure depending on need... 4)Don't shift the goal post...passingshot who's the ridiculous op of this thread said that buhari should be ascribed the success of a project for which he never participated in by way of policy or fiat or funding or anything... how partisan and ridiculous can one get? 5)$550million for local engineers as against what recommended group gave...pricing is fixed before such contracts...how much paid during or as mobilization once it does not jeopardize the work isn't an issue...compare amount paid so far and work done... 4 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by taharqa: 1:36pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
ayokellany:
No it is not PMB's resolve, it is Jonathn / Madueke delusion to auction the entire four refineries as scrap after dooling out trillions of naira on repair. But you IJIOTS hv got to be consistent na. Which is which : GEJ/Madueke spent "trillions" to REPAIR dilapidated refineries (emphasis on the word 'repair') but wanted to sell them as scraps to friends OR, Buhari REPAIRED these refineries in 3 weeks. It is either one or the other. Can't be both at the same time. If you guys want to discuss facts, lets ; If you want to discuss sentiments, that too is OK. But we can't discuss both at the same time. Let's take this one after the other. We have the time, K?? 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by IsraeliAIRFORCE: 1:37pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Obiagelli:
Still makes little impact coming from 70 naira subsidy payment in July 2014 Is Buhari's emergence responsible for the actualization of the "partial" turn around maintenance of our refineries? 1 Like 2 Shares |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Mekky05(m): 1:37pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
CSTR2:
Idiott.
On one hand it is too early for buhari to stem the tides of bokoharam, yet it is not too early for buhari to claim another man's labours.
Replying to your thread beyond this would be a very stupidd thing to do.
Enjoy your self-delusion with your likes.
Bye. . IDIOTT. Come and tell us how Jonathan and Diezani brought the refineries back to life na,or is it after they STOLE billions in naira and dollars and yet no show. I know SLOW POKES like u commented in the last thread how GEJ fixed the refineries that are about to start work. Confirmed TANOID/SATANOID you are! |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by M4gunners: 1:38pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Op you can fixed your face in poo for this your argument. For all i care GEJ did all alone . Buhari is still travelling has not done anything yet. |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:38pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
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| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by ayokellany: 1:40pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Thank God for change/Buhari, for bring an end to the 16 pathetic years of PDP TAM on all Nigeria refineries to an abrupt end less than a month of taking the helm.
SaTANist you are doomed till eternity another drain pipe your PDP masters siphone Nigeria collective wealth as been blocked no wonder some many of you are battling tooth n nail to deprive the achiever it's goal. I hope the stealing is not corruption dullard/drunkard is back from the UK. His room in Alagbo. As been refurbished. Na Amadioha go kill am. |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by unite4real: 1:42pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
PassingShot:
Before March 28, 2015 Elections:
6. Feb 2015 - Nigerian Engineers to Repair Refineries for N99bn –NNPC
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation on Wednesday said it had engaged the services of in-house engineers to rehabilitate the country’s three ailing refineries at a cost of $550m (N99bn), down from the $1.6bn (N288bn) presented to it by foreign contractors.
The refineries are the Port Harcourt Refining Company, Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company Limited and the Warri Refining and Petrochemical Company Limited.
The Group Executive Director, Refining and Petrochemicals, NNPC, Mr. Ian Udoh, stated that the corporation resolved to use indigenous engineers because it could not pay the bills of foreign contractors who were nominated by the original builders of the refineries.
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/nigerian-engineers-to-repair-refineries-for-n99bn-nnpc/
Still in March 2015:
7. March 2015 – NNPC to repair refineries with $550m
The Turn Around Maintenance (TAM) of the nation’s refineries will cost $550million, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) said yesterday. The corporation blamed the TAM’s delay on the refusal of the original builders of the four refineries to handle the maintenance contracts.
There are two refineries in Port Harcourt, one in Kaduna and another in Warri. They are all working below capacity, unable to meet the consumption demands of Nigerians. http://thenationonlineng.net/new/nnpc-to-repair-refineries-with-550m/
8. As recent as March 6, 2015 - Refineries’ll be back on stream 2016 –NNPC
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday assured that the nation’s four refineries would be fully back on stream in the first quarter of 2016. The corporation also explained why the refineries have not been working optimally, disclosing that NNPC could not afford to pay the outrageous charges of its builders.
The corporation’s Coordinator, Corporate Planning and Strategy, Dr. Tim Okon, disclosed these while updating members of the Senate Committee on Petroleum (Downstream) on activities of the refineries.
http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/refineriesll-be-back-on-stream-2016-nnpc/
June 18, 2015 - Nigeria’s refineries to resume production next month
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/06/nigerias-refineries-to-resume-production-next-month-official/
Going by the stated sequence of events in our refineries as given by NNPC, is there any link or development in the time past to warrant getting the latest news that our refineries will resume production in July?
The spokesman, Ohi Alegbe, stated that “the operations resume after a successful turn-around-maintenance (overhaul) of their facilities” but they didn’t just want to make noise about it! Who is fooling who?
Let GEJ’s supporters help us answer the following questions?
1. When has TAM of plants become an action conducted in secrecy?
2. When was the TAM awarded and to which company?
3. If local engineers were used, who paid the N99bn that was reported to be needed as recent as last February?
Conclusion
I am of the strong opinion that GEJ was completely fooled not only by Diezani and her cohorts but also by the sycophants he surrounded himself with. The man must surely be biting his fingers wherever he is currently. In not making our refineries work, the oil cabals saw a huge avenue to corruptly enrich themselves and they seized the opportunity through oil subsidies.
It is not unknown what PMB’s stand on fuel subsidy is. He has consistently maintained that the oil subsidy was a fraud and that he would look into why our refineries have not worked. PMB recently rubbished the fuel subsidy scam when he said “I don’t know what fuel subsidy means” - http://dailytrust.com.ng/sunday/index.php/top-stories/20804-i-don-t-know-what-fuel-subsidy-means-buhari.
The president has also been reported to be set to probe NNPC N30trn unaccounted oil revenue under Jonathan - http://www.nationaldailyng.com/news/latest-news/4116-buhari-set-to-probe-nnpc-n30trn-unaccounted-oil-revenue-under-jonathan
The fact of the matter is that, NNPC’s top shots are aware of what PMB knows. They know him to know the workings of NNPC and our refineries having been a petroleum minister and a former Head of State. As such, it is reasonable to expect the corporation (NNPC) to act differently with him than what they did with GEJ.
The famous quote by Abraham Lincoln is very apt here:
“You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time.”
I therefore challenge any of GEJ's supporters and sympathizers to prove otherwise. On point |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by ferhyntorlah(f): 1:45pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
geesampower:
Op, I must admit. Your argument makes a lot of sense. IF it was a function of the last administration (GEJ) I don't think they would have been telling us in March (gej as president) that we would be having functional refineries by 2016, then all of a sudden back-track and say refineries will be functional in a months time.
I believe there is more to this than we are being told and we can't exclude the fact that it has to do with buhari. This is not about taking sides but examining the facts At the bolded, I am still gobsmacked and flabbergasted at the sudden change of tune. When the head is good, the rest of the body must follow suit. |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by atlwireles: 1:46pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
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| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by ferhyntorlah(f): 1:46pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Jorussia:
.I believe the NNPC and the ministry of petroleum were not sincere about the real state of our refineries. They kept on telling Nigerians that they have signed turnaround maintenance, and yet no work on ground to show for it.In the past administration,we were told that turnaround maintenance takes between 6-12 months,but one wonders how this turnaround maintenance is taking few weeks to do. The bottom line is,our refinery was not as bad as we were made to believe, rather the agents of NNPC and ministry wanted the continuation of petroleum importation for their selfish interest.Its the body language of PMB,that has brought this new development. Perfecto! 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Whynotthetruth(m): 1:47pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
marv1:
U have said my mind. GEJ would be doing turn around maintenance till 2019 if he had won. But according to the delusional passingshot who's op of this thread from facts on his post and link which he didn't even understand...TAM during the budget defense by NNPC was bound to be completed by first quarter of 2015...because they spread their funding across months for ease... 1)When is first quarter of 2015?...is it same as 2019 you wrote here 2)What input did buhari make by way of policy...executive fiat...funding...etc to this TAM for which he will take credit ... 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Mekky05(m): 1:48pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
If GEJ had won the Presidential election,I bet u this TAM would have continued with NNPC/Diezani milking us and still tell Nigerians that the refineries would come to LIFE by next year or even 2019! Immediately Govt changed hands NNPC sat up cuz it wasn't business as usual any longer,no wonder Diezani was running up n down looking for ways to meet with Buhari. If her hands wia CLEAN,she wouldn't have been paying pilgrimage to Abdulsalami Abubakar or running to meet up with Buhari on his trip to London. 2 Likes |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by SergeAlain: 1:50pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
I dont understand the hulla ballo here.
Anyone who is not new in Nigeria will wait to see the refineries actually working before making any comments.
Please let me know once they have operated smoothly for at least 1 month. |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Jorussia(m): 1:52pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
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| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by bigerboy200: 1:53pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
adedayourt:
jona tried his best for this country. . . . Yeah tried his best in making some people rape Nigeria thru corruption.. I neva c dat kain man b4.. |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by mightyokwy(m): 1:57pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Rubish!, very soon the Daura President will claim Nigeria Gas Master Plan. Is only a Dullard that will believe this write up |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by AWONEYAN(m): 1:57pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
PassingShot:
Before March 28, 2015 Elections:
6. Feb 2015 - Nigerian Engineers to Repair Refineries for N99bn –NNPC
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation on Wednesday said it had engaged the services of in-house engineers to rehabilitate the country’s three ailing refineries at a cost of $550m (N99bn), down from the $1.6bn (N288bn) presented to it by foreign contractors.
The refineries are the Port Harcourt Refining Company, Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company Limited and the Warri Refining and Petrochemical Company Limited.
The Group Executive Director, Refining and Petrochemicals, NNPC, Mr. Ian Udoh, stated that the corporation resolved to use indigenous engineers because it could not pay the bills of foreign contractors who were nominated by the original builders of the refineries.
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/nigerian-engineers-to-repair-refineries-for-n99bn-nnpc/
@Op may your days be long and meaningful......
thanks for this detailed report
Still in March 2015:
7. March 2015 – NNPC to repair refineries with $550m
The Turn Around Maintenance (TAM) of the nation’s refineries will cost $550million, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) said yesterday. The corporation blamed the TAM’s delay on the refusal of the original builders of the four refineries to handle the maintenance contracts.
There are two refineries in Port Harcourt, one in Kaduna and another in Warri. They are all working below capacity, unable to meet the consumption demands of Nigerians. http://thenationonlineng.net/new/nnpc-to-repair-refineries-with-550m/
8. As recent as March 6, 2015 - Refineries’ll be back on stream 2016 –NNPC
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday assured that the nation’s four refineries would be fully back on stream in the first quarter of 2016. The corporation also explained why the refineries have not been working optimally, disclosing that NNPC could not afford to pay the outrageous charges of its builders.
The corporation’s Coordinator, Corporate Planning and Strategy, Dr. Tim Okon, disclosed these while updating members of the Senate Committee on Petroleum (Downstream) on activities of the refineries.
http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/refineriesll-be-back-on-stream-2016-nnpc/
June 18, 2015 - Nigeria’s refineries to resume production next month
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/06/nigerias-refineries-to-resume-production-next-month-official/
Going by the stated sequence of events in our refineries as given by NNPC, is there any link or development in the time past to warrant getting the latest news that our refineries will resume production in July?
The spokesman, Ohi Alegbe, stated that “the operations resume after a successful turn-around-maintenance (overhaul) of their facilities” but they didn’t just want to make noise about it! Who is fooling who?
Let GEJ’s supporters help us answer the following questions?
1. When has TAM of plants become an action conducted in secrecy?
2. When was the TAM awarded and to which company?
3. If local engineers were used, who paid the N99bn that was reported to be needed as recent as last February?
Conclusion
I am of the strong opinion that GEJ was completely fooled not only by Diezani and her cohorts but also by the sycophants he surrounded himself with. The man must surely be biting his fingers wherever he is currently. In not making our refineries work, the oil cabals saw a huge avenue to corruptly enrich themselves and they seized the opportunity through oil subsidies.
It is not unknown what PMB’s stand on fuel subsidy is. He has consistently maintained that the oil subsidy was a fraud and that he would look into why our refineries have not worked. PMB recently rubbished the fuel subsidy scam when he said “I don’t know what fuel subsidy means” - http://dailytrust.com.ng/sunday/index.php/top-stories/20804-i-don-t-know-what-fuel-subsidy-means-buhari.
The president has also been reported to be set to probe NNPC N30trn unaccounted oil revenue under Jonathan - http://www.nationaldailyng.com/news/latest-news/4116-buhari-set-to-probe-nnpc-n30trn-unaccounted-oil-revenue-under-jonathan
The fact of the matter is that, NNPC’s top shots are aware of what PMB knows. They know him to know the workings of NNPC and our refineries having been a petroleum minister and a former Head of State. As such, it is reasonable to expect the corporation (NNPC) to act differently with him than what they did with GEJ.
The famous quote by Abraham Lincoln is very apt here:
“You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time.”
I therefore challenge any of GEJ's supporters and sympathizers to prove otherwise. |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by adedayourt(m): 2:00pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
bigerboy200:
Yeah tried his best in making some people rape Nigeria thru corruption.. I neva c dat kain man b4.. reason y i wont blame him totally is cus from my study of jona frm a distance he seem to be a VERY IRRITATINGLY PASSIVE human being who buys every idea given to him. and dos are given by individual who are only interested in personal gain. so its a case he being used to achiev selfish ambition of his corrupt adivicers 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by HOTWATER(m): 2:01pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
This PMB supporters self. So why has PMB and APC not reverted the price of PMS back to N65 after all their noise at Ojota in the name of occupy Nigeria. Are they now living with the same thing they protested against ? 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by MabraO: 2:06pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
I ve noticed that on this forum all taniods argue blindly, even wen the truth is staring them in their faces.
It's a pity they re filled with hate
If Nigeria be great under pmb who benefits from such greatness is only APC supporters or d whole country at larger? |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Luukasz(m): 2:12pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
CSTR2:
Idiott.
On one hand it is too early for buhari to stem the tides of bokoharam, yet it is not too early for buhari to claim another man's labours.
Replying to your thread beyond this would be a very stupidd thing to do.
Enjoy your self-delusion with your likes.
Bye. [url] CSTR2:
Idiott.
On one hand it is too early for buhari to stem the tides of bokoharam, yet it is not too early for buhari to claim another man's labours.
Replying to your thread beyond this would be a very stupidd thing to do.
Enjoy your self-delusion with your likes.
Bye. [/url] CSTR2:
Idiott.
On one hand it is too early for buhari to stem the tides of bokoharam, yet it is not too early for buhari to claim another man's labours.
Replying to your thread beyond this would be a very stupidd thing to do.
Enjoy your self-delusion with your likes.
Bye. |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Nobody: 2:12pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Is Buhari's emergence responsible for the actualization of the "partial" turn around maintenance of our refineries? From the links posted by the OP, it's hard to tell, especially that it is reported that the Goodluck administration had plans to sell them to "friends". One theory is that the refineries could deliberately have been stopped from working because of the juicy frauds from subsidy payment. 1 Like |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by OrlandoOwoh(m): 2:15pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Jorussia:
You are the one that is confused. If this maintenance started before the elections, he would have made noise about it. You are right. We are all witnesses to how Jonathan was listing all his "achievements" during his campaigns. He never, even though he could have lied about it like he usually did, mentioned carrying out any repair in the refineries. God bless the President. |
| Re: Buhari, Not Jonathan, Responsible For Refineries Resuming Production by Luukasz(m): 2:19pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
CSTR2:
Idiott.
On one hand it is too early for buhari to stem the tides of bokoharam, yet it is not too early for buhari to claim another man's labours.
Replying to your thread beyond this would be a very stupid thing to do.
Enjoy your self-delusion with your likes.
Bye. If you aint happy with PMB's success go & commit suicide at the Third Mainland Bridge."Every Man cannot be a Clueless Weakling like you & GEJ" |
