nairalanda1:

Landing cost as at October was N720 per liter. Cost of fuel then was N580-700. Oga, you better believe it...lol.

Tinubu and company are not to be trusted. Like all politicans.

RepoMan007:
if salary can be paid, TAM done and resuables bought all the years the refinery was comatose, even a 100% subsidy can't justify any failings going forward.

Ofunaofu:
I hope it wasn't hurriedly put up to give an impression that the deadline was met

waynetee:
OBJ, obidafties and other enemies of Nigeria wil be sad right now.
Congratulations Patriotic Nigerians

Ofunaofu:
I hope it wasn't hurriedly put up to give an impression that the deadline was met

Opolopoopolonio:
Hallelujah!!!

Dangote can go to hell

His yanga is nauseating

orohbirodeysmel:
Until, I see one or two tankers load PMS comot from there...I no go believe.

If you like call me any name you like. Nigeria don too show person shege. People wey go rent Ethiopian airlines aircraft, paint am Nigeria Air are capable of doing anything...

My skepticism is justified by thousands of fake promises and sham projects politicians don unleash on us in this country

pocom35:

lol you are telling someone that has built a 650,000bpd refinery to go to hell because of a mere 60,000 bpd rusting plant that is partially back to life?

reiddecuti:
Let's watch and see. Nigeria government have successfully turned Nigerians to be Thomas, no longer believing what they hear from the government but seeing.

That's to say seeing is believing. Until I see petroleum products from the refinery hitting the street, I ain't believing.

Buhari scamming Pro Max loading...



This no be issue of me not wanting Nigeria to work. This promises have been going on even before I was born in the 80s but here we are today. More promises upon promises and still nothing to show for it.

It seems that Nigeria is more talented in creating problems than solving one. One example is the scarcity of Naira. The problem has been created and every ending of the year it will resurface just like scarcity of PMS, not being able to provide substantial megawatts of electricity to power the industries, SMEs, etc.

Tinubu on swearing in pronounced subsidy gone and promised palliative, up till now, nothing.

The npower has been promised too, until now, nothing. 30k to the civil servants, how many months have gone still no wave from the government and many numerous promises made that their gullible followers are applauding.

Buhari did so with Dangote refinery and it took them months before production started and still the major commodity which is the PMS we were told have not started been produced.


Like I said, until PMS from PH refinery hitting the street, I ain't believing...


Until we start getting serious in this country, there's nothing tangible will be achieved.

abdeefggh:
Only Jabagaban can make this happen, mr talk and do

Yourprick:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tu4YoxaYe3A?si=1ue_HY1VNsRYYwi-



https://www.channelstv.com/2023/12/21/just-in-port-harcourt-refinery-recommences-operation/

AbleBouncer:
I now understand why some guys were painting this lines as if their lives depends on it, kwikwikkwik, so because they rushed nd put on the flary means it has started operation ba.

nairalanda1:


Pump price is not going to fall.

NNPC is now a profit making organisation under PIB. The last thing they need is to have government setting their prices. In my opinion, prices will remain above N500 for the foreseeable future.

Yourprick:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tu4YoxaYe3A?si=1ue_HY1VNsRYYwi-



https://www.channelstv.com/2023/12/21/just-in-port-harcourt-refinery-recommences-operation/

blackedwin:
Since this news broke out,I couldn’t help but weep for my dear country Nigeria,I’m currently working as a reliability engineer in Bonny oil and gas Terminal which is the major crude oil delivery point to PH Refinery. There are two streams of pumping stations here one for ship loading and the other crude oil transfer to refinery.for 6yrs now working here all we do is to maintain the 2 streams of pumping stations.Currently in service is the crude oil ship loading pumps cos we load oil tankers occasionally due to TNP line sabotage,the refinery pumps are currently not in service and I’m wondering where they got crude oil to start up the refinery maybe through other means and I hope it’s a sustainable process.

reiddecuti:
Let's watch and see. Nigeria government have successfully turned Nigerians to be Thomas, no longer believing what they hear from the government but seeing.

That's to say seeing is believing. Until I see petroleum products from the refinery hitting the street, I ain't believing.

Buhari scamming Pro Max loading...



This no be issue of me not wanting Nigeria to work. This promises have been going on even before I was born in the 80s but here we are today. More promises upon promises and still nothing to show for it.

It seems that Nigeria is more talented in creating problems than solving one. One example is the scarcity of Naira. The problem has been created and every ending of the year it will resurface just like scarcity of PMS, not being able to provide substantial megawatts of electricity to power the industries, SMEs, etc.

Tinubu on swearing in pronounced subsidy gone and promised palliative, up till now, nothing.

The npower has been promised too, until now, nothing. 30k to the civil servants, how many months have gone still no wave from the government and many numerous promises made that their gullible followers are applauding.

Buhari did so with Dangote refinery and it took them months before production started and still the major commodity which is the PMS we were told have not started been produced.


Like I said, until PMS from PH refinery hitting the street, I ain't believing...


Until we start getting serious in this country, there's nothing tangible will be achieved.

blackedwin:
Since this news broke out,I couldn’t help but weep for my dear country Nigeria,I’m currently working as a reliability engineer in Bonny oil and gas Terminal which is the major crude oil delivery point to PH Refinery. There are two streams of pumping stations here one for ship loading and the other crude oil transfer to refinery.for 6yrs now working here all we do is to maintain the 2 streams of pumping stations.Currently in service is the crude oil ship loading pumps cos we load oil tankers occasionally due to TNP line sabotage,the refinery pumps are currently not in service and I’m wondering where they got crude oil to start up the refinery maybe through other means and I hope it’s a sustainable process.

Kingrshd3:


Don't mind those fools always saying negative things about Nigeria

YourKarma:

Your country is an epitome of negativity, one doesn't need to "say" negative things about a shithole when it's clear to everyone

nairalanda1:


To be honest, there is no such thing as cheap fuel

Fuel costs money to make. Unless Nigerians are ready to pay the type of tax that can maintain a subsidy on fuel, or unless we can produce up to 30-40 million barrels of crude a day, with oil prices above 120 dollars per barrel, fuel cannot be cheap again.

The question I'm asking here is that if Nigerians were buying fuel cheap because the government was paying the subsidy which they claimed was the reason why our external debt was going higher and our foreign reserve wasn't growing why then is the debt still going higher instead of reducing and our foreign reserve not growing?

It has nothing to do with politics, and everything to do with costs associated with running a profitable refinery.

Kingrshd3:


You are a.fool if d country is full of negativity then u are educated with BSC right or.HND ask how much u will pay to get them in oversease
.

Yet u enjoy cheap food and fuel since this while before they remove subsidy yet u still abuse d government that ur country is bad...

Where is ur sense

Sylva2147:


I wonder why you guys keep making comparison when it comes to the cost of things abroad with Nigeria, why don't you talk about the benefits in those countries and make same comparison.

Nigeria is blessed with a lot of natural resources that if we had good leaders Nigerians wouldn't be going through this mess but because of gullible followers and supporters of the wicked leaders the country continue to sink.