₦airaland Forum

BadInflunece:
I will take all these reforms seriously when he returns fuel back to where he met it. And then from there, drags the price down.

You can ruin something, then say fixing it is you doing us a favour.

Return the dollar to where you met it, then drag it down from there.

That's the change.

Meanwhile, how are theae refineries producing without residues? No dispensing unit for gas.

Does the fuel jusy magically appear?

free2ryhme:
Oh, the hype is just classic over-the-top fanfare, isn’t it? A refinery barely hobbling along, and we're supposed to throw a parade because it’s managed to squeeze out a bit of diesel and kerosene. Meanwhile, PMS, the fuel everyone actually wants, is still just a ‘hopefully by February’ dream. And let’s not even talk about the state of the place—one unit functional out of three, skeletal activity, and security guards acting like they’re guarding the crown jewels. If this is a victory lap, it’s more of a stumble across the finish line.

Celestialsword:
They are beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel, those docile refinery workers will now be active on their duty post.

This is what PDP couldn't do in 16 years, Old broom knows all the corners,Tinubu knows how to fix this country

sparko1:
Who said you should celebrate, please take your bitter pill, it will help regulate your sugar level, but people in warri are already engaged, warri is gradually getting it's life back, once the refinery becomes fully operational, those running around will begin to return home.

I guess it's only those regions without refineries that want it to fail, but then if wishes were horses...🙄🙄😂

eldoradoxx:
My conclusion is that this is not a coincidence, that Nigeria was not refining petrol locally all this while was deliberately orchestrated by the criminal gangs in the oil and gas industry. How come immediately Dangote's refinery began refining crude locally, within three months all Government refineries that were hitherto moribund are beginning to produce? It was deliberate, they saw that removal of subsidy by Tinubu and Dangote's refinery coming into production had dealt a big blow on their cruel business against the Nigerian people including smuggling of subsidized Petroleum Products. I give kudo to Tinubu on this, if he had not removed subsidy, nothing would have happened, Dangote would never have agreed to go into production, NNPC refineries would never have also come on board. It is the beauty of deregulation we talked about.

eldoradoxx:
My conclusion is that this is not a coincidence, that Nigeria was not refining petrol locally all this while was deliberately orchestrated by the criminal gangs in the oil and gas industry. How come immediately Dangote's refinery began refining crude locally, within three months all Government refineries that were hitherto moribund are beginning to produce? It was deliberate, they saw that removal of subsidy by Tinubu and Dangote's refinery coming into production had dealt a big blow on their cruel business against the Nigerian people including smuggling of subsidized Petroleum Products. I give kudo to Tinubu on this, if he had not removed subsidy, nothing would have happened, Dangote would never have agreed to go into production, NNPC refineries would never have also come on board. It is the beauty of deregulation we talked about.

Xwizard:
Looool how much is fuel now, 70 naira per liter ?

Celestialsword:
be patient, Rome was not built in a day

tollyboy5:
Don't take anything serious. That's your own headache lol

BadInflunece:
People like you are sycophants who can't think. You think that if Nigeria gets better, it gets better for just you.

If Tinubu returns petrol to 500/600, would you say he tried?

Celestialsword:
They are beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel, those docile refinery workers will now be active on their duty post.

This is what PDP couldn't do in 16 years, Old broom knows all the corners,Tinubu knows how to fix this country

Chikarata2020:
We will only believe that they are working only when the prices of fuel is reduced

ellizy:
Of what advantage is a working refinery when the cost of end product is far higher than when it was not working?

ellizy:
Of what advantage is a working refinery when the cost of end product is far higher than when it was not working?

prinsam30:
I dey here Dey wait, for those of u wey dey yan say fuel price go crash drastically, I just dey laff una, as long as dollar to naira still remain 1700 fuel price can never come down, make the dollar crash first then we can talk about other things

stunnert:
The price of petrol will definitely go down in the coming months

rotadeco27:
Mr man , shut up, all crude oil transactions are done on naira and not dollars thus, dollar rate should not affect it. That is the reason for naira for crude for the locally refined oil. Once the price of PMS comes down most of the food items will respond, it is only the imported goods that will be dependent on dollars. By the time PBAT is done with what he has in mind, those of you with fear of God will come out to apologize to him and his supporters.

Celestialsword:
They are beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel, those docile refinery workers will now be active on their duty post.

This is what PDP couldn't do in 16 years, Old broom knows all the corners,Tinubu knows how to fix this country

snowball11:
They will just come to NL and open their idiotic mouth, wah, discussing issues that they know next to nothing about!

When i did my IT at the refinery, many years ago, it was during the PDP regime and the refinery at the time was working at maximum.

I'm trying to recall if it ever worked during the the time of Buhari!

Now, that it's just about being revived and not yet at it maximum, i suggest you shut your crap and wait until it start working well again!

free2ryhme:
Instead of addressing the glaring issues—like the fact that the refinery isn’t anywhere near full capacity and that critical products like PMS are still a distant hope—they pivot to some bizarre regional rivalry nonsense.

It’s the classic "if you’re not clapping, you must be hating" mentality. The idea that skepticism or holding stakeholders accountable equates to wishing failure is laughable. This isn't about regions or “bitterness”; it’s about delivering on promises that impact everyone, regardless of where they live.

And what’s with the sugar-level jab? If anything, Nigerians are hyper-sweetened with empty promises from projects like this. The people in Warri—and across the country—deserve more than patchwork progress and deflections. When the refinery actually meets its potential, everyone will benefit, not just one region. Until then, valid criticisms should be welcomed, not dismissed with shallow insults.


😂😂😂😂😂😂

Fearyourcreator:
Na free e supposed be oloriburuku

Senioreddy:
With 3 working refineries hope the price of Petrol and diesel will crash drastically