RockMaxi:

What is our problem in this country? We are the same set of people asking the govt to repair, now they have done that we are still shouting that the refinery is analogue based. Will the government be able to give a digitally controlled refinery that will equally satisfied those conditions under 7months.
I think criticism should be constructive and not otherwise.
The OP actually have some mischief up his sleeves when posting this article.

....said the Kaduna refinery has bad features, which are never discussed, especially the fact that Nigeria would have to import heavy crude from Venezuela to refine at the facility, because the country’s light crude is incompatible with the refinery’s technology.

dazdilijae:


If you have the patience to waste 2 years many others certainly don't.
If we ve to wait for 2years to complain what would we do in the remaining 2years

Sweetguy25:


He has every right to complain even if its 3 weeks into Buhari's government.

cizy post=41236848 :
Blame Buhari because he built that ancient of days during his time as a petroleum minister under the world most corrupt dictator Abacha. It appears, that Buhari, due to his looting capacity and lack of fore site constructed that stone age crap which was listed as one of his useless achievements.


But I won't be surprised if some morônic sycopate blame the refinery wahala on GEJ..

slimfit1:


It's just 7 months old mr man complain after 2 years.

Chubhie:


From the smell of fart you get to know the quality of what to expect. With PMB position and body language he is set to nuke Nigerians to hades before 2 years. He MUST be stopped!

idu1:
you don't know what you are talking. PDP spent 16 year without anything tangible to show for it.... APC just took over and you hear writing trash.


Do you ve conscious at all

ToyinDipo:
Even if we have to import crude oil from Venezuela and refine it locally, it will still be more profitable than importing refined oil. Also why lay a refinery to waste, when it can still serve some purposes.

Also, why lay better refineries to waste when they can still serve even better purpose.

Think!

slimfit1:

Do you have an answer to the problem?

MizMyColi:


Also, why lay better refineries to waste when they can still serve even better purpose.

Think!

NavierStokes:


Exactly my response to the guy, a refinery can refine heavy crude oil and you want to feed it with Nigeria's bonny light crude oil, how on earth is it supposed to work. This is just another avenue to meet the Kachikwu's December deadline and make a case why the refineries should not be sold off. Trust me a shortwhile from now we will hear about refineries operating at 1% efficiency. We want this country to work, but some people are hell bent on calling others wailers even in scenarios where we see our very scarce resources going bananas and being allocated to fruitless ventures. The case of 37billion to be spent on oil exploration in the lake chad basin comes to mind, at a time when many Major oil companies are cutting losses by writing off certain investments (Conoco wrote off over 400million dollars invested on a drillship, shell wrote off the canadian tar sands projects, While Nigerian government that claims to be broke and does not have money for cash calls on already explored projects is spending 37billion for desert exploration).

Sweetguy25:
It is an obsolete refinery that cannot function efficiently and effectively any longer.

Excerpts:


http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/10/why-fg-should-scrap-kaduna-refinery/

cc: lalasticlala

cizy:
Blame Buhari because he built that ancient of days during his time as a petroleum minister under the world most corrupt dictator Abacha. It appears, that Buhari, due to his looting capacity and lack of fore site constructed that stone age crap which was listed as one of his useless achievements.


But I won't be surprised if some morônic sycopate blame the refinery wahala on GEJ..

Sweetguy25:
It is an obsolete refinery that cannot function efficiently and effectively any longer.

Excerpts:


http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/10/why-fg-should-scrap-kaduna-refinery/

cc: lalasticlala

ToyinDipo:


I guess you don't understand what I meant, I will retype it, but slowly this time. I was just saying I am against people castigating the FG for rehabilitating the refinery, because they felt it can't refine our light oil. Knowing that it can still serve some purposes. Which is more cost effective between making a product from purchased raw materials, and buying already made product?

By the way, how is the FG purposely laying to waste any refinery?

slimfit1:


It's just 7 months old mr man complain after 2 years.

Anasko:
this news is crap. did you mean that kaduna refinery is not refining nigeria"s crude oil since its inception? how can a refinery built base on foreign crude oil. this story get a k-leg

ToyinDipo:
Even if we have to import crude oil from Venezuela and refine it locally, it will still be more profitable than importing refined oil. Also why lay a refinery to waste, when it can still serve some purposes.

MizMyColi:


All we are saying is, instead of having to import crude, which btw, we already have here in Nigeria, why not use the funds to power a refinery that can process our kind of crude instead of importing again.
Isn't the aim to ensure that Nigeria reduces imports to the barest minimum?

idu1:
you don't know what you are talking. PDP spent 16 year without anything tangible to show for it.... APC just took over and you hear writing trash.


Do you ve conscious at all

NavierStokes:


Mr man did you read where they said the refineries would be able to refine heavy crude, or do we start importing venezuelan orinoco grade crude to feed our refineries.
Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well, they should save whatever amount and invest in the warri and port harcourt refineries that are designed to refine the BLCO.