BadBullet:

so everything should go to kaduna
cos minna is not part of nigeria

Your father, idiot, mumu back-bele.
Go carry am commot from Minna.
Nonscence. Scenceless brain like you
If I had gun I will rain BadBullets on u and your family.
Foool
Airforce will soon open there own.
If you like go hug transformer foolish idiot.
Get out from this forum fool

BadBullet:

so everything should go to kaduna
cos minna is not part of nigeria

no mind that boy

Stylz69:
Mega station with 4 pumps? Please visit the NNPC on the expressway to Kubwa and see what a proper Mega station looks like.

Mind you , the report said it has 4 pumps for petrol and 1 each for the other products.

Emeskhalifa:
will civillians b allowed to buy fuel frm th military filling station??

Of cos they would. In short, the queue there is something else. It stretches for miles on end. Wanted buying fuel there but changed my mind the second I got there. The queue there is longer than that of NNPC mega in Minna. The good thing though is that the place is orderly and organized. Unlike NNPC where black marketers and other miscreants have taken over the place.

excomarow:


Your father, idiot, mumu back-bele.
Go carry am commot from Minna.
Nonscence. Scenceless brain like you
If I had gun I will rain BadBullets on u and your family.
Foool
Airforce will soon open there own.
If you like go hug transformer foolish idiot.
Get out from this forum fool

But he wasn't the one who made the statement. He was only correcting the person who did.

Akposkool:
So minna that does not have a single crude oil gets a fuel station while places like warri and port harcourt are overlooked. Forget the Boko haram stuff. If they are doing it cus of Boko haram then it should be sited in maiduguri.

no kill urself, no b refinery dem commission. Na jst mega filling station

Na turn by turn

mackhunter77:
Nigeria Army Megastation? in Minna? what happened to Kaduna?

You must be genuinely silly for asking that question, what about The East or West or even the Mid West. are they not also part of Nigeria.

excomarow:


Your father, idiot, mumu back-bele.
Go carry am commot from Minna.
Nonscence. Scenceless brain like you
If I had gun I will rain BadBullets on u and your family.
Foool
Airforce will soon open there own.
If you like go hug transformer foolish idiot.
Get out from this forum fool

you'll definitely be banned for this, I am from Niger state and will never encourage things like this. You sound like a child

Lalasticlala where u de?

zicoraads:

Of cos they would. In short, the queue there is something else. It stretches for miles on end. Wanted buying fuel there but changed my mind the second I got there. The queue there is longer than that of NNPC mega in Minna. The good thing though is that the place is orderly and organized. Unlike NNPC where black marketers and other miscreants have taken over the place.

okkk thanks for the info

hmuhammad:
no kill urself, no b refinery dem commission. Na jst mega filling station

Na turn by turn

guy u funny sha

got me crackin up

fistonati:
So technically Nigerians should start traveling to buy fuel in minna.
This government is not sensitive to the Masses plight at all.
#gibberish

how govt take relate to what the Army did.....chai...pple go sha blame govt for everything

okogbemyk:


Mind you , the report said it has 4 pumps for petrol and 1 each for the other products.

I know but my main concern is the PMS pumps. Like I said they should go and see a proper Mega station with over 40 pumps. They are making noise about their mini mega station with 4 pumps. Please....

The fuel service station has four pumps for petrol and one each for Diesel and Kerosene including a Supermarket and a Mechanic Workshop.

So four petrol pumps is now a megastation! Chai!

Issorai...[s]people whose station now have as many as 10 petrol pumps...wetin dem go call de own station[/s]?

Minna!! What about Ibadan!

Veri standard mega station, witnessed the commissioning on Friday afternoon.

excomarow:


Your father, idiot, mumu back-bele.
Go carry am commot from Minna.
Nonscence. Scenceless brain like you
If I had gun I will rain BadBullets on u and your family.
Foool
Airforce will soon open there own.
If you like go hug transformer foolish idiot.
Get out from this forum fool..

chairman read what i wrote again this time slowly...i never dispute the fact that it was sighted in minna...i asked the guy is it everything that should go to kaduna??

Pictur or Adonbilivit

Why would the army be involved in this, they're derailing from their core objective. If it was built strictly for its operations, it would have been a different ball game..instead of them to do more research on how to develop better weapons, they're selling. Wetin pesin no go see for this country sef

otokx:
What is the business of Army and petrol station?

Your ignorance level is raise to power-20............... Thailand military has the biggest bank in the country. TMB bank. http://www.tmbbank.com/

Sirmuel1:
Congratulations!

An army should not be involved in running gas stations. Nigeria is phucked.

Misplaced priority. Next will be selling tomatos and garry when you canot secure your bother

chimere66:
The Nigerian Army has commissioned its first mega fuel service station built by the Nigerian Army Properties Limited and located along Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe Road in Western Bypass, Minna.

At the opening ceremony held on Friday, President Muhammadu Buhari commended the Nigerian armed Forces’ leadership for their commitment and zeal in tackling security issues across Nigeria.

He also applauded the successes of the Armed Forces in the counter-Insurgency Operations in the north eastern part of Nigeria while urging them to sustain the tempo.

The president was represented by the Chief of Defence Staff, General Gabriel Olonisakin.

He assured the military that his administration would continue to provide the much needed support to the Armed Forces for efficient service delivery and effective discharge of their responsibilities.

The Chief of Defence Staff stated that the noble relationship behind the establishment of the project was quite commendable and legendary, adding that it was part of the current efforts to reposition the Nigerian Army to meet with the contemporary realities.

He said that the establishment of the Nigerian Army Properties Limited projects had made the Service optimum utilisation of its human and material assets into profitable business ventures towards improving the welfare and well beings of the Nigerian Armed Forces at large and their families as well as the general populace.

He stressed that the Company could also afford the Nigerian Army the opportunity to effectively engage all the arms and services in their various areas of specialisations to enhance service delivery.

General Olonisakin also told the gathering that one of the few priorities of the Buhari’s administration was the enhancement of the capacity of the Armed Forces to discharge their duties effectively.

“I am therefore particularly glad that this project which is being commissioned today is a step in the right direction. I therefore congratulate the Nigerian Army for this giant stride which is in line with the policy direction of the present administration,” he stated.

The President’s representative further assured the military that the government would not relent in providing the much needed support to the Armed Forces for efficient service delivery and effective discharge of their responsibilities.

Also, in his remarks at the occasion, the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, said the newly commissioned mega fuel service station was pacesetter in the current drive to reposition the Nigerian Army for contemporary realities.

He explained that the project was in line with his vision of having a professionally responsive Nigerian Army in the discharge of its constitutional roles, emphasising that the Service had also diversified attention into areas that would improve the welfare and well-being of the Nigerian Armed Forces personnel, their families and the civil populace.

He also thanked President Muhammadu Buhari for his continuous support and for standing solidly behind the Nigerian Armed Forces in combating the insecurity in the northeast.

Lt. Gen. Buratai also told the gathering that the Nigerian Armed Forces had made appreciable progress in the fight against terror and implored Nigerian Army personnel to continue to remain professionally responsive and loyal to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

The fuel service station has four pumps for petrol and one each for Diesel and Kerosene including a Supermarket and a Mechanic Workshop.

It will operate a 24-hour service daily and the military plans to replicate the project in Enugu, Ibadan, Kaduna, Lagos, Maiduguri, Port Harcourt and Abuja among others.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/04/nigerian-army-commissions-its-first.html

I saw it even before the commissioning,n no be lie



Them paint am army colour, opposite NNPC mega station

michael3876:
pictures, or I son believe it. this govt can lie

wow

ranktzy:
Why would the army be involved in this, they're derailing from their core objective. If it was built strictly for its operations, it would have been a different ball game..instead of them to do more research on how to develop better weapons, they're selling. Wetin pesin no go see for this country sef

Hello..It didn't deliver!! Only saw the notification here.

modath:


Hello..It didn't deliver!! Only saw the notification here.

Oh i didn't know it didn't work. Very well then, guess i would make due with nairaland.

ranktzy:

Oh i didn't know it didn't work. Very well then, guess i would make due with nairaland.

Check, i've seen it & responded.