The President or President-elect of the United States, Donald Trump is expected to be in Nigeria.

This is concerning the upcoming Oil/Gas roadshow being put together by the Federal Government.

The Minister of Petroleum, Dr Ibe Kachikwu made this revelation at Abuja.

He said "We are going to be seeking to attract investments and complete all the MoUs we have in China and India. We are looking to do a roadshow to the UK, we are looking to do a roadshow to the US with President Donald Trump coming in."

He also assured Nigerians that the Oil refineries would be revamped to produce at 60 per cent capacity.

He said "We need to start the revamping of the refineries. The president has given us marching orders on that. We still remain committed on our goal of 2018 to reduce importation by 60 per cent and 2019, stop the importation of petroleum products substantially.

“Now, we are going to continue to focus on downstream issues. Although we have liberalised, there are still some challenges.

“We are going to see how we work within the liberalisation infrastructure such that we are able to take away the low-hanging difficulties.

“We are also going to focus on the Niger Delta. It’s been too long a lingering issue. We are going to be working with every aspect of the Presidency to try and find solution to this.

“On the other hand, we are going to run at a rocket pace. We have so much to do. First, we are going to firm up our policies, be able to gazette all our oil and gas policies and then pass the PIB,” he stated.

[url]kingstondome..com.ng/2017/01/donald-trump-us-president-to-visit.html?m=1[/url]

Lalasticlala

KingstonDome:
The President or President-elect of the United States, Donald Trump is expected to be in Nigeria.

This is concerning the upcoming Oil/Gas roadshow being put together by the Federal Government.

The Minister of Petroleum, Dr Ibe Kachikwu made this revelation at Abuja.

He said "We are going to be seeking to attract investments and complete all the MoUs we have in China and India. We are looking to do a roadshow to the UK, we are looking to do a roadshow to the US with President Donald Trump coming in."

He also assured Nigerians that the Oil refineries would be revamped to produce at 60 per cent capacity.

He said "We need to start the revamping of the refineries. The president has given us marching orders on that. We still remain committed on our goal of 2018 to reduce importation by 60 per cent and 2019, stop the importation of petroleum products substantially.

“Now, we are going to continue to focus on downstream issues. Although we have liberalised, there are still some challenges.

“We are going to see how we work within the liberalisation infrastructure such that we are able to take away the low-hanging difficulties.

“We are also going to focus on the Niger Delta. It’s been too long a lingering issue. We are going to be working with every aspect of the Presidency to try and find solution to this.

“On the other hand, we are going to run at a rocket pace. We have so much to do. First, we are going to firm up our policies, be able to gazette all our oil and gas policies and then pass the PIB,” he stated.

[url]kingstondome..com.ng/2017/01/donald-trump-us-president-to-visit.html?m=1[/url]

Lalasticlala

Lalasticlala Seun grant passage

make we dey wait na

noted pls

I don't give a duck if he is not coming in furtherance to the actualization of our sovereign state of Biafra.

he wants to visit d zoo

KingstonDome:
The President or President-elect of the United States, Donald Trump is expected to be in Nigeria.

This is concerning the upcoming Oil/Gas roadshow being put together by the Federal Government.

The Minister of Petroleum, Dr Ibe Kachikwu made this revelation at Abuja.

He said "We are going to be seeking to attract investments and complete all the MoUs we have in China and India. We are looking to do a roadshow to the UK, we are looking to do a roadshow to the US with President Donald Trump coming in."

He also assured Nigerians that the Oil refineries would be revamped to produce at 60 per cent capacity.

He said "We need to start the revamping of the refineries. The president has given us marching orders on that. We still remain committed on our goal of 2018 to reduce importation by 60 per cent and 2019, stop the importation of petroleum products substantially.

“Now, we are going to continue to focus on downstream issues. Although we have liberalised, there are still some challenges.

“We are going to see how we work within the liberalisation infrastructure such that we are able to take away the low-hanging difficulties.

“We are also going to focus on the Niger Delta. It’s been too long a lingering issue. We are going to be working with every aspect of the Presidency to try and find solution to this.

“On the other hand, we are going to run at a rocket pace. We have so much to do. First, we are going to firm up our policies, be able to gazette all our oil and gas policies and then pass the PIB,” he stated.

[url]kingstondome..com.ng/2017/01/donald-trump-us-president-to-visit.html?m=1[/url]

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Cornerstone2020:
I don't give a duck if he is not coming in furtherance to the actualization of our sovereign state of Biafra.

He's actually coming because of Biafra and KANU.. he's just hiding under the guise of Nigeria investment to avoid backlash from the government.
;P

He is coming or they invited him? Different cases

kanu is a great asset to Nigeria as a whole.

KingstonDome:
The President or President-elect of the United States, Donald Trump is expected to be in Nigeria.

This is concerning the upcoming Oil/Gas roadshow being put together by the Federal Government.

The Minister of Petroleum, Dr Ibe Kachikwu made this revelation at Abuja.

He said "We are going to be seeking to attract investments and complete all the MoUs we have in China and India. We are looking to do a roadshow to the UK, we are looking to do a roadshow to the US with President Donald Trump coming in."

He also assured Nigerians that the Oil refineries would be revamped to produce at 60 per cent capacity.

He said "We need to start the revamping of the refineries. The president has given us marching orders on that. We still remain committed on our goal of 2018 to reduce importation by 60 per cent and 2019, stop the importation of petroleum products substantially.

“Now, we are going to continue to focus on downstream issues. Although we have liberalised, there are still some challenges.

“We are going to see how we work within the liberalisation infrastructure such that we are able to take away the low-hanging difficulties.

“We are also going to focus on the Niger Delta. It’s been too long a lingering issue. We are going to be working with every aspect of the Presidency to try and find solution to this.

“On the other hand, we are going to run at a rocket pace. We have so much to do. First, we are going to firm up our policies, be able to gazette all our oil and gas policies and then pass the PIB,” he stated.

[url]kingstondome..com.ng/2017/01/donald-trump-us-president-to-visit.html?m=1[/url]

Lalasticlala

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KingstonDome:
The President or President-elect of the United States, Donald Trump is expected to be in Nigeria.

This is concerning the upcoming Oil/Gas roadshow being put together by the Federal Government.

The Minister of Petroleum, Dr Ibe Kachikwu made this revelation at Abuja.

He said "We are going to be seeking to attract investments and complete all the MoUs we have in China and India. We are looking to do a roadshow to the UK, we are looking to do a roadshow to the US with President Donald Trump coming in."

He also assured Nigerians that the Oil refineries would be revamped to produce at 60 per cent capacity.

He said "We need to start the revamping of the refineries. The president has given us marching orders on that. We still remain committed on our goal of 2018 to reduce importation by 60 per cent and 2019, stop the importation of petroleum products substantially.

“Now, we are going to continue to focus on downstream issues. Although we have liberalised, there are still some challenges.

“We are going to see how we work within the liberalisation infrastructure such that we are able to take away the low-hanging difficulties.

“We are also going to focus on the Niger Delta. It’s been too long a lingering issue. We are going to be working with every aspect of the Presidency to try and find solution to this.

“On the other hand, we are going to run at a rocket pace. We have so much to do. First, we are going to firm up our policies, be able to gazette all our oil and gas policies and then pass the PIB,” he stated.

[url]kingstondome..com.ng/2017/01/donald-trump-us-president-to-visit.html?m=1[/url]

Lalasticlala

Op, do you have a problem with comprehension? Kachikwu said they are "looking to do a roadshow to the US with Donald Trump coming in". It means they want to do a roadshow in the US and they expect Trump to attend, not Trump coming to Nigeria.

Sunnynwa:


Op, do you have a problem with comprehension? Kachikwu said they are "looking to do a roadshow to the US with Donald Trump coming in". It means they want to do a roadshow in the US and they expect Trump to attend, not Trump coming to Nigeria.

I've told him on the other thread that he created, but he said that I should go back to school. So I've reported both threads for breaking rule 8.