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Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Gistsme1(m): 11:19pm On Sep 06, 2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJU4J7ahzfQ

The Edo State governor, Godwin Obaseki, has described the continued importation of petroleum products into Nigeria, despite the country’s being one of the largest producers of crude oil in the world, as shameful.

Obaseki said this on Sunday in Ewohimi, Esan South East Local Government Area of Edo State, at the 10-year remembrance service of Chief Jeremiah Ighodalo, father of the Chairman of Sterling Bank Plc, Dr. Asue Ighodalo.

He said “The continuous importation of fuel into the nation is a patriotic shame to Nigeria.

“As one of the largest producers of crude oil in the African continent, Nigeria has no business importing fuel into the country. It’s a shame we are still importing fuel”

As a nation, we should not be importing fuel at this point in our life. It’s a patriotic shame borrowing from the words of Nigerian writer, Chimamanda Adiche,” he said.

Also speaking, the President, Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, while speaking on his refinery, said the plant will hopefully begin operation and supply of products in 2023.

He explained that the refinery can provide petroleum products for the whole of Nigeria and some parts of West and Central Africa hopefully by 2023.

He said he is hopeful that the refinery will address the importation of fuel once it commences operation.

https://dailytrust.com/its-shameful-nigeria-still-imports-fuel-says-obaseki-2

https://twitter.com/GovernorObaseki/status/1567162457625432065?t=WZTB3iusuj8zW3eSpQofhA&s=19

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Eriokanmi: 11:28pm On Sep 06, 2022
Ghana refinery is up and running. They cater for their local consumption. Nigeria mata na case. Okay, Issue licences to investors to build modular refineries, na wahala. The few investors issued have been frustrated politically.

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Ever8090: 1:04am On Sep 07, 2022
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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Betanaija42moro: 3:14am On Sep 07, 2022
That's why we need Peter Obi now.
Otherwise the cabals holding down the country will never allow anything work.

Nigeria must move from consumption to production.

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Viscuz: 3:16am On Sep 07, 2022
Thieves after benefiting from the rot

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by fserpent: 5:26am On Sep 07, 2022
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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by opalu: 5:26am On Sep 07, 2022
Tell that to your Colleagues in Government not us

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Terror48: 5:26am On Sep 07, 2022
But the druggie promise that APC will stop fuel importation if buhari assume office in 2014.And some people still want to vote for this same man.The problem of Nigeria is Nigerians.

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Manson1(m): 5:27am On Sep 07, 2022
You lots are part of the problem

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by obembet(f): 5:30am On Sep 07, 2022
Mad man, as if he no dey part of the game.

Only Foolish people fight for politicians

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Akinsete19(m): 5:30am On Sep 07, 2022
Very shameful but unfortunately you are one of the agents of redevelopment.

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by sotall(m): 5:30am On Sep 07, 2022
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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by wethebest(m): 5:31am On Sep 07, 2022
Archaic thieves that see Nigeria as their family inheritance will not let anything good happen to Nigeria yet some maggots still want to vote for these evil men after the attrocities they have committed for more dan 7 yrs.

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Nobody: 5:32am On Sep 07, 2022
Betanaija42moro:
That's why we need Peter Obi now.
Otherwise the cabals holding down the country will never allow anything work.

Nigeria must move from consumption to production.

You guys needs not rise your hope anyhow. Yes, PO seems to be the saviour but was he not also part of the system? He was PDP before decamping and neither a saint. Let's calm down and be focus.

PO this, PO that is only decreasing the guy's chances. He practically doesn't have any magical wand to do anything. Shouting this guy's name unnecessarily is making him losing good number of fans. Let's relax please

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Wisejohnson47(m): 5:32am On Sep 07, 2022
English, can you imagine this guy? Are you not part of the problem. Abeg make I hear my music. No time for this rubbish

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by iezeiyida(m): 5:33am On Sep 07, 2022
It's really shamefully embarrassing

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Doyou2019: 5:35am On Sep 07, 2022
Even elementary school kids would shudder to learn that Nigeria, one of the world's largest exporters of crude oil, imports the refined product when she could easily just process her own stuff here.

That shit gets me all the time.

And I wonder why we're still putting up with APC/PDP.

Such useless parties!

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Moh247: 5:35am On Sep 07, 2022
cool



Very shameful

Thank God Bola Ahmed Tinubu conceived the idea of Lekki free trade zone, a port and an industrial estate, thank God Aliko Dangote invested his money in refinery, fertiliser and other crude derivatives




.

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Bonarotti22: 5:35am On Sep 07, 2022
It’s not just shameful, it’s mind boggling and heart wrenching to see a country held down by the evil forces of corruption while the masses sing the praises of their captors.

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by TimmyTen(m): 6:00am On Sep 07, 2022
Shame on Nigeria. Corruption and sheer wickedness has made it impossible for us 2 refine and export,we keep importing even from Niger that found crude oil yesterday. What is the cost of building a refinery?

A country led by evil forces disguised as leaders.

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by egunna(m): 6:00am On Sep 07, 2022
Terror48:
But the druggie promise that APC will stop fuel importation if buhari assume office in 2014.And some people still want to vote for this same man.The problem of Nigeria is Nigerians.
dangote refinery will soon be operational,the existing refinerinerie are being given turnaround maintenance too.what does that tell you?or u think fuel importation will end in a year?

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by urchman23: 6:02am On Sep 07, 2022
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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by urchman23: 6:02am On Sep 07, 2022
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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by urchman23: 6:03am On Sep 07, 2022
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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by Goodoldays(m): 6:22am On Sep 07, 2022
Ddworld:


You guys needs not rise your hope anyhow. Yes, PO seems to be the saviour but was he not also part of the system? He was PDP before decamping and neither a saint. Let's calm down and be focus.

PO this, PO that is only decreasing the guy's chances. He practically doesn't have any magical wand to do anything. Shouting this guy's name unnecessarily is making him losing good number of fans. Let's relax please


How has he been part of the problem please,is he part of the problem because he was a a PDP member or part of it because he has held a strategic position in government as an individual and failed to deliver?


What is your reason for labeling him “part of the problem”?.

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Re: Obaseki: It’s Shameful Nigeria Still Imports Fuel by IfnobeGod20: 6:24am On Sep 07, 2022
There is nothing that can be so shameful more than that.
That's the singular fact that I say Buhari failed woefully. That was one of those things I told people then that he will do, that he will revamp all our refineries but he got there and joined the cabal kneeling on Nigeria's neck.

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