Enyimbamercedes:
There is a 99% chance that refinery is owned by a Nigerian. You see all those investments to Niger republic; the roads, the railway lines... they needed it to facilitate the importation of the refined products.

Only people I feel sorry for are the idiots who still feel the President is competent.

You know yourself, always on Twitter barking at anyone who writes anything about the president

How many refineries was built by 16 years of PDP before him?

Was the 4 refineries even working 16 years before PMB?

Was Nigerian not importing petrol from abroad for decades including 16 years of PMB?

You hypocrites hardly make sense anyway..

blacknp:
Hypocrite the refinery dangote is building in Lagos State you are amongst the people shouting favorism, you want to have your cake and eat it too? Complain about everything, why will a Nigerian build a refinery in Republic du Niger, when the biggest market is Africa by a far stretch, is right here at home in The Federal Republic of Nigeria? Mumu Wailer try & get a functioing brain.

That one is a troll, he'll bore you to death with his meaningless and pointless roundabout and hypocritical rubbish.

NGpatriot:


How many refineries was built by 16 years of PDP before him?

Was the 4 refineries even working 16 years before PMB?

Was Nigerian not importing petrol from abroad for decades including 16 years of PMB?

You hypocrites hardly make sense anyway..

Where did the money go clown?This was the amount spent as of 2017.

Wat a country,the labour of our heroes past,

Have be in vain, Nigeria refinery can Never work, still, no wonder dey they want to build railway from Niger to Nigeria, that burhari official country

Your statement reveals that you are most likely a failure and a dependent person in real life.

When the first born in a family of 20 children has 4 broken down cars in his compound but goes to the last born child to borrow that ones only car to do school runs everyday....

And you open your mouth and support what the first born is doing.

You must be a fellow failure like him.

mfm04622:
1. Nigeria imports PMS. That is a given fact.
2. What dies it matter where we import from? Why the noise when we are to import from Niger? What is the difference from importing through seaports and importing from Niger?
I need someone to explain this as I don't understand it at all

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RuudVanNisteroy:

Where did the money go clown?This was the amount spent as of 2017.

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I don't have time for trolls, crooks, liars, deceptive and anti Nigerian elements.

RuudVanNisteroy:

Where did the money go clown?This was the amount spent as of 2017.

The money was spent on Turn Around Maintenance aka TAM, since some mumus are waiting for cheap petrol from NNPC, no different to waiting for electricity from PHCN.

mfm04622:
1. Nigeria imports PMS. That is a given fact.
2. What dies it matter where we import from? Why the noise when we are to import from Niger? What is the difference from importing through seaports and importing from Niger?
I need someone to explain this as I don't understand it at all

that's the point my guy, don't we import from brazil, china, USA and all over the country? why does it matter now that its Niger that is even closer and logistics cost may be easier? Every narrative is laced with hate and sentiments instead of merit.

VULCAN:
Your statement reveals that you are most likely a failure and a dependent person in real life.

When the first born in a family of 20 children has 4 broken down cars in his compound but goes to the last born child to borrow that ones only car to do school runs everyday....

And you open your mouth and support what the first born is doing.

You must be a fellow failure like him.

They asked you to explain the difference between importing from Nigeria and other countries and instead of articulating the differences as asked, you displayed your own ignorance and lack of knowledge by spewing irrelevant rubbish and attacking just because they asked you a simple and basic question.


You obviously lack the capacity to answer the question, you should have kept quiet instead of exposing your own lack of knowledge.

Remii:



that's the point my guy, don't we import from brazil, china, USA and all over the country? why does it matter now that its Niger that is even closer and logistics cost may be easier? Every narrative is laced with hate and sentiments instead of merit.

Factoring in transportation cost, we are probably even saving a lot of money since it's coming from across the border.

These anti Nigerian characters always let hate and bitterness get the best of them

Remii:



that's the point my guy, don't we import from brazil, china, USA and all over the country? why does it matter now that its Niger that is even closer and logistics cost may be easier? Every narrative is laced with hate and sentiments instead of merit.

Don't mind those wailers, they must complain of everything in an open market, damned if you do, damned if you don't.

Big shame.
For a president that promised to build a refinery every 2yrs

NGpatriot:


How many refineries was built by 16 years of PDP before him?

Was the 4 refineries even working 16 years before PMB?

Was Nigerian not importing petrol from abroad for decades including 16 years of PMB?

You hypocrites hardly make sense anyway..

Ok agreed Pdthief was dis Pdthief was dat
but nothing will take away the fact that under Apc Nigeria experienced the greatest magniforia level of Suffering,Hardship and Poverty
dis is supposed to be a fact too obvious for any human being to relate and come to terms with

mfm04622:
1. Nigeria imports PMS. That is a given fact.
2. What dies it matter where we import from? Why the noise when we are to import from Niger? What is the difference from importing through seaports and importing from Niger?
I need someone to explain this as I don't understand it at all

So it's normal we that have 4 refineries import fuel from Niger that has 1 refinery. Your line of thought is interesting.

NGpatriot:


Factoring in transportation cost, we are probably even saving a lot of money since it's coming from across the border.

These anti Nigerian characters always let hate and bitterness get the best of them

Yes They are saving a lot of money to squander,loot and thief

Ousting out Apcheat and rejecting Pdthief should be a task of every sensible Nigerian dat has 1kobo pity or compassion for This failed state

Enyimbamercedes:
There is a 99% chance that refinery is owned by a Nigerian. You see all those investments to Niger republic; the roads, the railway lines... they needed it to facilitate the importation of the refined products.

Only people I feel sorry for are the idiots who still feel the President is competent.

You know yourself, always on Twitter barking at anyone who writes anything about the president

You are very intelligent. Nice observation. Surely.

mfm04622:
1. Nigeria imports PMS. That is a given fact.
2. What dies it matter where we import from? Why the noise when we are to import from Niger? What is the difference from importing through seaports and importing from Niger?
I need someone to explain this as I don't understand it at all

Go and read through other projects Niger Republic has benefitted from Nigeria in 2015-2020.

Omoslim26:


Ok agreed Pdthief was dis Pdthief was dat
but nothing will take away the fact that under Apc Nigeria experienced the greatest magniforia level of Suffering,Hardship and Poverty
dis is supposed to be a fact too obvious for any human being to relate and come to terms with

That's your own personal opinion and it has zero bearing on the next Nigeria. As a Nigerian, what you expressed doesn't apply to me and knowing who and what you represent and stand for, I won't take you and your kind seriously.

NGpatriot:


How many refineries was built by 16 years of PDP before him?

Was the 4 refineries even working 16 years before PMB?

Was Nigerian not importing petrol from abroad for decades including 16 years of PMB?

You hypocrites hardly make sense anyway..

Typically! Missing the point. I’m sure you think you are the idiot I was referring to. You can own the sub if you wish!

They didn’t build any but at least NNPC wasn’t spending 85 billion without them producing one drop of refined products. At least they were functional.

What is the state of the refineries under the current minister of petroleum? More importantly, what was his campaign promise?

You keep referring to the last 16 years; please what of the last 4 years.

You my friend qualify for idiot of the day; I just didn’t know I will meet you so early

Na Dem,.. 30k people....

mfm04622:
1. Nigeria imports PMS. That is a given fact.
2. What dies it matter where we import from? Why the noise when we are to import from Niger? What is the difference from importing through seaports and importing from Niger?
I need someone to explain this as I don't understand it at all

mfm04622:
1. Nigeria imports PMS. That is a given fact.
2. What dies it matter where we import from? Why the noise when we are to import from Niger? What is the difference from importing through seaports and importing from Niger?
I need someone to explain this as I don't understand it at all

it's means that Nigeria is bigger better richer than Niger ..so it's looks very very shameful to import from Niger

The North has crippled the eagle of Nigeria.

I refuse to be politically correct.

My brother it is not everything you can understand. We all have different brain capacity. If importing fuel from a country that built its refinery with 980million dollars by a country that spent 1.6million dollars in 5 years on turnaround maintenance is still hard for you to understand then forget it. I can't help you.

mfm04622:
1. Nigeria imports PMS. That is a given fact.
2. What dies it matter where we import from? Why the noise when we are to import from Niger? What is the difference from importing through seaports and importing from Niger?
I need someone to explain this as I don't understand it at all

If this is really true , its a big shame

JoeEeL:
Where I come from, this is what they term "Good morning in the evening".

See what the man said "First it was a railway construction and now importation of fuels"... Now let's reason guys. This goes to many of you: the purposely blind and the dumb, the Buharideens and the Buharididinrins, and more importantly the 'One-Nigeria' loyalists. Let's argue objectively.

1. First of all, how can you say there should be 'One Nigeria' when there is not effective border-control policy in the North? Are southerners really that foolish? You are aware that the drivers, abokiis you see in the south all come from neighbouring countries, many without a valid means of identification. And you say Nigeria should be one? This was such a grave reason that U.S had to temporarily place a ban on Nigeria because of infiltration of nomads and illegal entrants and lack of proper means of identification. Yet you shout 'One Nigeria'. Can you see that your going to school was a waste and you can't reason?

2. Do you know that the Fulanis were the one of the last set of people to invade this country called Nigeria? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hausa%E2%80%93Fulani

Why is this a point? Simple. Many of them have their ties to remote Sahel countries of origin like Niger and Mali. They know their roots as it's fresh in their memory. Most importantly, the fact that the British drew borders for Nigeria did not render them as foolish as the south. The northern borders are simply an imaginary line to the Northerners (just like the equator); hence they believe they are one with 'Niger' people. That is why they're building rail to Niger and building an oil refinery there. They shout 'One Nigeria' but its a ploy to fool you completely. They are one with 'Niger', not you. Fulanis know their roots; you don't.

Meanwhile, politically correct fools in the South still chanting 'One Nigeria' have their western brothers cut off in Togo and Benin and the southern cut off in Cameroun. And the British will tell me to view a Kanuri man as more of my brother than someone who bears a Yoruba name (e.g. Emmanuel Adebayo) and speaks my language. Please how do you define idiocy? Worse still, which black man can go to England or U.S and divide their lands and join peoples together? If its sure for you today, travel to U.K and tell them you want to join the peoples of Worcestershire or Staffordshire to the people of Ireland and see whether you won't find your ass landed in jail.

Bro I love this your analysis

freemi:
it's means that Nigeria is bigger better richer than Niger ..so it's looks very very shameful to import from Niger

We are using Nigerian wealth to improve the standard of living in Niger republic.

Money that should be channelled to reduce poverty in Nigeria.

I would like to see next year economics indices for Niger republic.

[quote author=JoeEeL post=96338006]Where I come from, this is what they term "Good morning in the evening".

Joel , you spoke my mind all

Enyimbamercedes:



Typically! Missing the point. I’m sure you think you are the idiot I was referring to. You can own the sub if you wish!

They didn’t build any but at least NNPC wasn’t spending 85 billion without them producing one drop of refined products. At least they were functional.

What is the state of the refineries under the current minister of petroleum? More importantly, what was his campaign promise?

You keep referring to the last 16 years; please what of the last 4 years.

You my friend qualify for idiot of the day; I just didn’t know I will meet you so early

Gov Umahi that just left PDP yesterday have started talking about 16 years.

backnbeta:
The"whatever reason" why they are empowering Niger is not farfetched- it's a case of tribe and Country of Origin over 'Country of Residence'

They only say one Nigeria with their mouths, they don't believe one Nigeria.
Things will Never Change.

We must unite and deliver our land.

This confirms all suspicions, the north is definitely preparing for Nigeria break up

Enyimbamercedes:



Typically! Missing the point. I’m sure you think you are the idiot I was referring to. You can own the sub if you wish!

They didn’t build any but at least NNPC wasn’t spending 85 billion without them producing one drop of refined products. At least they were functional.

What is the state of the refineries under the current minister of petroleum? More importantly, what was his campaign promise?

You keep referring to the last 16 years; please what of the last 4 years.

You my friend qualify for idiot of the day; I just didn’t know I will meet you so early

You are the one missing the point.

The point and the topic is Nigeria importing fuel from Niger, not about building refineries.

The largest single refinery in the world is about to be commissioned here in Nigeria with more than enough capacity to satisfy our needs with much more to export for foreign exchange, stop crying over spill milk.