nijanigga:
oh no. Naija people no get vision. Due yourself a favor and google electric vehicle companies in US. Infact some states are beginning to phase out ICE . Which translate to less and less demand for oil.I see Nigeria become a desolate country by 2050.If you have the means to japa please do but in the right way.

foleskay:
Very un serious country. No wonder they're not in the emerging nation bloc like BRICS. Playing second fiddle to South Africa. Giant of Africa my foot! Discussion refinery in 2023.😂

bjdon:
The eassiest money you will make this year, is to place a bet that PH refinairy will not be operational by the end of ths year.

Thomasankara:
[/color] I can smell lies written all over this,how will Dangote make his gains,if the government refineries are working,owing to the fact that Dangote does not like competition[color=#770077]

nairalanda1:
Because there is no subsidy anymore, the NNPC would have to search for money for repairs and maintenance of the refineries. And at the end of the day, all that costs money, and all that would be added to the cost paid by end consumers.

nairalanda1:
The potential good news is that the refineries would work this time. No subsidy, no free money. Anyone doing sabotage is affecting NNPC's ability to make profits, and by extension, their salaries.

nairalanda1:
Also, it would be cheaper to buy in Nigeria...than it would be importing from abroad with scarce forex.But fuel would, as the experts say, cost just N70 less than the current price. It won't suddenly drop to N200 or below

This assertion by so called experts that it costs N70 Naira to move a litre of fuel from Europe to Nigeria has not been given the scrutiny it deserves

Bobloco:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/08/port-harcourt-refinery-to-be-completed-december-says-fg/amp/

Fujiyama:


^

Parachoko:
He has the option of selling to other West African Countries.

Thomasankara:
[/color]no vibrant economy in Africa like that of Nigeria to make crude gain[color=#770077]

Ofunaofu:


No be so dem tell us say Dangote refinery will commence operation in July, August don dey finish we never even see a drop of fuel coming out from Dangote refinery

Parachoko:
By 2050, the Nigerian Economy will be one of the Top 10 Largest Economy in the World

Bobloco:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/08/port-harcourt-refinery-to-be-completed-december-says-fg/amp/

yemi1504:


At least, there will no landing costs and handling charges if they are able to do this. Let us hope they do.

chaloskyx:
dude arnt you tired of being gullible

Parachoko:
By 2050, the Nigerian Economy will be one of the Top 10 Largest Economy in the World

chaloskyx:
dude arnt you tired of being gullible

nairalanda1:
The question on how much it would cost to refine one liter of fuel in Nigeria would be answered when the refineries come back.

nairalanda1:
Also, my comment was not an argument about subsidy, but a response to the (unspoken) assumption that when fuel refineries come back, we would buy fuel at N200 per liter. Even at N40 per liter. (Lol.).

nairalanda1:

P.S

Don't mock me again. Thank you.

Parachoko:
Dangote have the option of selling to other African countries and Nigeria.