Jollyjoy:
are you serious?you mean ok?

NotGej:
Fjhfcc

biker1:
Warri Refinery Crippled By Disrepair, Corruption, Shuts Down - Sahara Reporters




http://saharareporters.com/2015/08/20/warri-refinery-crippled-disrepair-corruption-shuts-down

JustCalMeDBoss:
The niger deltans are clueless, dis is just a bid to get the kaduna refinery only working. I just pity dis ppl by the time buhari is tru with them they would be complete slaves to the north.

NotGej:
Fjhfcc

Jollyjoy:
what are you vomiting?which naija delta? I think you are nut,you better go renut your brain,idoit,if deltans are clueless,i wonder the kinda abjective i can qualify you with...

JustCalMeDBoss:
The niger deltans are clueless, dis is just a bid to get the kaduna refinery only working. I just pity dis ppl by the time buhari is tru with them they would be complete slaves to the north.

Jollyjoy:
Are we really going forward or backward?

francizy:
I thought order was restored when the Daura messiah sent his angels (military) to guide the pipelines??

Now we're hearing of vandalism, fire outbreak and refineries shutting down.

I hail thee APC...

Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan and former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison Madueke, gave approval for Ocean Marine Tankers (OMT) Limited, founded by Captain Hosa Okunbor, Tunde Ayeni and Mr. Ekpemupolo (Tompolo), to take over delivery of crude to Warri Refinery.

“It beats my imagination that, despite being paid millions of dollars for pipeline surveillance and protection, Tompolo and other Niger Delta militants have not been able to restore pipeline sources to the refinery. Tompolo is being paid by the NNPC to safeguard pipelines that are currently not delivering crude to the [Warri] refinery.

Richie0974:
Who crippled it. .... Militants.. .

Jollyjoy:
Are we really going forward or backward?

Sincere9gerian:
That was why I didn't join in the fight over who takes credit for fixing refineries. I'm of the opinion that those relics, called refineries, are better sold off. Govt should not spend any penny in either maintaining or repairing them. In addition, govt should support the private sector to build local refineries. Govt has no business in business. That is the only way forward and GEJ was already doing that. The privatization process had already commenced, though opposed by labour unions, while Dangote was supported to start building a refinery

Cooladex:
#Nawao!



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Olufemiolaolu:
Wailers see d life of ur clueless hero of massive corruption ooooo. Jona don nearly finish Nigeria. Ole barawo?

FG, States, LGs Share N568.4 Billion for Oct
15 NOVEMBER 2013

Also, $1billion was proposed for distribution to complement shortfall in expected revenue." The $1billion is a compromise by the FG over its words in September not to augment shortfalls anymore.

Responding to the presentation, the chairman of the States Commissioners of Finance and Ebonyi State Commissioner of Finance, Mr Timothy Odaah, lamented that the statutory allocation was getting smaller and smaller. "It appears this is the worst in terms of returns. This is the least in allocations as far as this year is concerned. We are mourning the dearth of funds and this is a wakeup call for states and local governments to buoy up their internally generated revenue."

While appreciating the "magnanimity" of President Goodluck Jonathan to approve the $1billion from the excess crude account and to be shared among the federal, state and local governments, Odaah expressed disappointment with the returns made by the NNPC.

He said that [size=14pt]the states had requested for $2bn[/size] to complement for the shortfall in revenue but got only $1billion. In September, Odaah and fellow commissioners had walked out of the Accountant General of the Federation (AGF) when the federal government said that the framework of the 2013 budget was no longer realistic and it won't augment shortfall in revenue. Odaah raised issues with the statutory allocations of previous months.

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