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Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ba7man(m): 1:06pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
JohnEgba:Yeah right....... till bombings and militancy results in development, all you're saying is "stories that touch". |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by JohnEgba: 1:20pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ba7man:MY GUY, NEVER BOAST BECAUSE NIGER DELTA LOSS INVESTMENT TO LAGOS, ITS ALL THE GRACE OF GOD THAT INVESTMENT COMES TO LAGOS, SO NEVER SAY ITS GOOD GOVERNCE, COS IT TAKES GOD NOTHING TO TURN THE WHOLE OF LAGOS INTO ALLEPO( RUMBLE) |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ba7man(m): 1:25pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
JohnEgba:keep celebrating militancy and pipeline bombings while you wait on when God will divert investments to the Niger Delta and turn Lagos to Allepo. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by omonnakoda: 1:35pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
kcnwaigbo:The biggest refinery in the world is in India and if you look at the top 10 some are in Korea(TWO) and Singapore. Where do they get oil from ? The top chocolate manufacturers are in Europe where do they get cocoa from?? There is no rule that says Nigerian refineries must refine Nigerian oil. The US has more oil reserves than us but for years have bought our and kept theirs. The world is wide and a refiner goes for the cheapest available oil. That is not necessarily Nigerian. 3 Likes |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by aresa: 1:54pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
kcnwaigbo: Oil is an international commodity and it doesn't have to come from even Nigeria. Ignorance is a serious disease. 1 Like |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by aresa: 1:57pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
Lagos is going to be the dominant energy hub and market in Africa in less than 5 years. 1 Like |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 2:35pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
aresa: Why not free the Delta's.. why you guys opening thread after thread to let us know that our crude is not needed and lagos. Will be the next 9th wonder of the world. Why are you peeps so neckdeep in delta's.. Focus on lagos and all and forget au much we will soon drink our oil. Haba! This matter d piss off If ibo naa..una go rush say na chestbeating!! |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by talk4free: 2:41pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
StOla: Thanks bros. Unfortunately "they" won't realize that Dangote is purely a businessman. He won't care about the ethnic sentiments that some narrow minded people carry on their head when he makes business decisions. His decision to site the refinery in Lagos is 100% business related. He doesnt care about what any Hausa, Ibo or Yoruba man will think. The refinery is sited in Lagos with direct access to the international waters. Meaning he can get his crude from suppliers from Liberia, Angola, Ghana etc. He doesn't necessarily need Nigerian crude, afterall it will be sold at market price to him and not subsidized. He can also sell his refiened product to whoever he likes, and if he needs to sell locally, lagos is the biggest market for petroleum product consumption. Lagos is investment friendly so his investment is secure and absent of the hostility of the niger delta. No host community will come block his gate 20 years after to claim their fathers shrine is crying underneath the plant. Lagos gives him easy access to international partners due to the international airports proximity. The advantages are so numerous. As a smart businessman he took an excellent decision. Most people haven't wondered why he does much more investments in the south than in his own north. HE IS A BUSINESSMAN. He thinks of his business before he thinks of his tribe. 2 Likes |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 2:42pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
omonnakoda: Sso au does it concern, naija delta... Why do you guys always have big eyes for naija delta.. Shebi na our we go drink and na our land d spoil.. Au e take dey pain una... Dangote dey built world class refinery for lagos..and lagos d export crude.. Au e take be our business.. If we drink our crude tomorrow..how e take concern una.. You guys are simply envious...they delta has woken..and you all are scared. Scard you loose... We don't come online to envy lagos...even in your lagos..check au many naija deltans that reside there.. Na wao.. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by omonnakoda: 2:45pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ificatchmodeh:Do not be Obtuse. I answered the clown who was asking where the oil will come from. What is my business with Niger Delta? Why are you writing me a love letter Are you OK in the head? 2 Likes |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 2:47pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
talk4free: All this your rant..we know complain abeg... Even if dangote site refinery for Atlantic ocean..no be our business. Na him business and money.. Make all investors run enter lagos...naija deltans no complain.. So why you guys opening this thread like say we care .. You guys can't seize to amaze someone.. Soon all of una dey concern about naija delta.. Hahahahahahah...see o.. Abeg make una face front..we wey dey ground no sane una and una lagos and dangote.. Na peoplewey d reply una..i believe say those once no be real naija deltans..because..we don't give a Bleep.. Maybe you ask your government m |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by nwabobo: 2:50pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
Mustack: That produces less than 7,000 barrels per day? |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 2:50pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
omonnakoda: Okay.. No be insult matter abeg.. This boys for here dey make me s provoke..likesay na dem dey feed us before.. Imagine.. And some men for here dey even dey pet dem like say we send em.. Easy bro.. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by limeta(f): 2:53pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
Okay how nice then run away with it and form yr own country. Niger delta dont need you. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 2:56pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ba7man: Abeg shut it.. Wetin concern you and whom we choose to celebrate.. Do naija delta's look like people that give a Bleep about lagos.. Wetin be your business if we bomb our land..au e take concern you.. How e take concern us if dangote built refinery for Atlantic ocean..wetin be our own.. Wetin concern you if investors leave naija delta.. Oboy..make una face front..naija delta don give a Bleep about lagos.. Check around you and tell me au many naija deltans staying around you now now Why una no fit focus for una place..na to. Dey shook mouth enter people house wey no give a Bleep about how una dey leave. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 2:58pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
NOETHNICITY: Forget your mouth...have you ever been to the creeks.. Na so una go sit down dey type and like nonsense.. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 3:00pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
Rolings: Bleep your divide and rule..all naija deltan are behind ijaws.. The been bomb is ijaw land..what do you know about the deltas.. Una just get mouths and like..without knowing your displaying ignorance. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 3:04pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
archdon: That's it..forget naija delta and focus on those regions.. is it hard.. Why una go dey carry our matter for. Head.. We send una? If lagos wan be 9th wonder of the world..we no send.. Make dangote built refinery for ocean..we don't give a Bleep Make our land alll turn to crude...how e take concern una Make oil price be #2..na we go drink am Abeg make una face front.. Which kain love be this nau.. We no want.. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 3:09pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
adeyemi2015: See. Reasoning.. Oya clap for yourself.. Abeg naija delta no send una with una massive job creation.. We know send if dangote built refinery for pacific ocean and import crude from heaven We know send if all investor based lagos..we know send if lagos becomes 13th wonder of the world.. We are not greedy. And we don't give a Bleep.. Pls spare us your bullcrap.. Ah ah..see us see wahala.. We want control of our crude..thats all..we don't care if every other place becomes heaven.. Una no get am?haa |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 3:18pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
Mustack: Na. Una come get sense ba? And una villages still dey for 17th century.. Nonsense.. Wetin concern you concern naija delta.. We beg una for lectures.. Whyuna d. Shookmouth for matter wey no concern u people.. Think saynalagos. Wan turn to heaven...how e take concern us... How dangote choice of siting refinery come be our business.. We for naijadelta no dey greedy..we re much contended with what we have.. If lagos turn to 3th wonder of the world..we no give a Bleep.. None of our business.. Abi how many of us you dey even see for lagos to go with.. We only ask for our crude and land to be left for us.. Even if crude be #1..no worry for us.,na we go drink am. Na our land dey spoil..no be today..wetin come be your business Why una no dey face front.. Upon say na una plenty pass for the company wey dey our place.. Ah ah..na wao.. We no sane if other part of the country turn to heaven.. Abeg make una face front with all una goodies and leave us with our land and crude.. Una don try |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ba7man(m): 3:28pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ificatchmodeh:Story......... keep celebrating militancy and pipeline bombings. Una go soon turn to refugees for una own land. 1 Like |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by Nobody: 3:35pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
adeyemi2015: This thread is jokes. Both sides have valid points but sentiments and testosterone isn't allowing anybody concede anything to the other. Your point is definitely in line. The refinery would create linkages around it enriching the surrounding economy i.e. Lagos area and what not. However what the other man , the 'Niger deltan ' -I'd assume he is since most of the ppl on here usually represent/speak for their tribal/region group- is saying is that it wouldn't matter if it did since the govt revenues would still be heavily reliant on oil exports. The issue of taxes making up for the lost thousands of barrels wouldn't hold seeing that even in boom years (73-74 , 78 and 2010-2014) the taxes of all the big majors and their several thousand staff didn't measure up to the royalties and export receipts combined together. So one refinery that isn't as big as the majors operationally ( also bear in mind that refining is a low margin business, with respite in times of low prices like now. Tho $50 isn't low tho :p. Prices are actually higher than average ) and its taxes with workers who aren't as numerous or better compensated as the diverse workforce of the majors couldn't possibly close such a gap. The avengers- ridiculous as they are - would remain relevant. However I can get ones frustration with a group that sees the nation as beholden to it. Tho you cannot fault them for actually recognizing their worth and acting on it. It actually takes 'sophistication' to realize you're being cheated and act in a manner commensurate to the magnitude of your loss. Just as it takes sophistication to develop your area according to efficient planning like is being done in Lagos. There's no need arguing over anything as what happens will happen. The 2.2 out of 2.3 to 2.4 million bbls produced daily comes from their region. So hiccups there can affect the nations health. That would probably change in the coming decades but for now that the economy is of a monotonous oil nature and fossil fuel energy sources are most important it isn't likely to change. Borno has 2 billion bbls estimate without any production. And most of it is likely to be like the Doba blend ( acidic and heavy ) coupled with export issues (paying Cameroon or new infrastructure to the coast ) as it is far inland and the issue of lower pricing and limited demands for those grades it isn't that exciting .... Ondo has good quality oil but the bulk of the reserves are heavy/bituminous. There's less than 10 million bbls of that sold on any given day out of the 45 or so million sold daily. With us refineries being the ultimate destination but then with shale and Alberta oil sands there's no intercontinental demand for it. But they have 40 billion reserves of light oil. After having already produced over 30- 40 billion already. Coming back to the topic; I get you bro. I understand how you'd be angry at avengers. Lagos and SW leaders have actually positioned themselves to take advantage of the fruits of proper organization no doubt. The SW would lead economic growth for this country in the coming years. But the reason why the issue of govt revenues is important is that he govt is the largest holder of investable funds. The markets and economy aren't as dynamic. The FDI that comes in is even mostly fossil fuel energy -focused. So that's why those boys/militants / men blowing up pipes in the mangrove swamp would continue to cause recession and havoc economically and politically in Nigeria. If I blew up pipelines in my village along the Niger I'm pretty sure you'd sleep properly. But if they do. There's bound to be some macro level effect. ^^ that's why I said you're all almost correct. Lol. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 3:39pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ba7man: Thank you.. Na our land..we appreciate una concern.. Oya make una face una heaven.. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by aresa: 3:42pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
[s] ificatchmodeh:[/s] This is a discussion board and a public forum so you don't get to decided or dictate what people can discuss or can not discuss. Curb your silliness... 1 Like |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ba7man(m): 3:45pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ificatchmodeh:Who's concerned? Una don bomb tire and we still dey kampe........ Na to dey laugh una remain. Development through bombing ones land...... how "Intelligent". 1 Like |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by JohnEgba: 4:05pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ba7man:STORY THAT TOUCH, REMEMBER DURING TURBULENT TIMES DID GOD BUILT ISRAEL IN SUCH THAT ISRAEL NOW DEVELOPED AND ADVANCED THAN EGYPT THAT SCORNED THEM YESTERDAY. YOU MAY SCORN THE NIGER DELTA REGION TODAY BUT BY GODS GRACE IT WILL BE BUILT, EVEN IN TURBULENT TIMES. IF DANGOTE DOES NOT SITE HIS REFINERY IN THE REGION THAT DOES NOT MEAN OTHER INVESTORS ARE NOT COMFORTABLE DOING BUSINESS IN THE REGION |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 4:40pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
aresa: Yimu.. Na to brag and insult people wey dey feed you..you sabi discuss.. Olboy position yourself. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ba7man(m): 4:41pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
JohnEgba:If You like quote biblical references, you guys remain lepers to investors. Now run off and go celebrate some kidnappers.... or millitants..... or oil b unkerers with the hope they'll attract investors. Clowns. 1 Like |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ificatchmodeh: 4:49pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ba7man: But oga..why the matter dey pepper you.. Una place na heaven na..face am.. Enjoy both the investments,employment, everything. We no complain..ah.. Leave us with our bombing and intelligent.. |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by ba7man(m): 5:02pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ificatchmodeh:Pepper me? I laugh...... Person wey dey celebrate Bombings for him own house dey talk say e dey pepper me.... See thinking...... thank God people like this are far from me. 1 Like |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by talk4free: 5:29pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ificatchmodeh: You call me "you guys". But you don't know where i'm from. The fact that i'm more intelligent than you does necessarily mean i can't come from the same place as you. Its a choice how you use your brain. Don't blame others for your inability to think at a slower speed. 1 Like |
Re: Niger-delta's Loss Is Lagos State's Gain. by nonaira: 5:37pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
ificatchmodeh: Help me ask am |
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