₦airaland Forum

sufferNsmiling:
more from the cows

chrisagyei:
hey bro,it's ok,enough with the exchange,you know both of you are good people and I even believe you are Yoruba brothers or better still vaxx1 gat some Nigerian jinx in him although he's Ghanaian and why do you attack someone because he's a Ghanaian,I like you bro,don't disappoint me,thats why I engage you more constructively.You have a big heart,keep it up and vaxx1,charlie take it easy bro,everyone can be irritating as Bleep on this faceless forum including even you and I.I know you're better and way bigger than this,u be Legon boy right,wenne hall na you dey,sabah hall or commonwealth,or wenne vas u go for Gh?,all the same samorobo b wanna bro too,let it slide buh let the constructive argument get heated up,to begin with,why is Nigeria such a crime and insecured country.You couldn't even hold a simple election in peace,killing innocent people and several attacks on and at polling units,tragic!,poverty capital country for a reason ,a minute of silence to the departed innocent lives due to the stupidity of a country,sad developments

XhosaNostra:
I'm straight, what you wanted me to muff dive?

Point gleefully accepted.

XhosaNostra:
I hear you your royal HIGHness

JaceBlaze:
SA host tens of millions of migrants,let's not even speak about the ones from neighbouring countries.The highest number on that list doesn't even exceed 1 million,did you ignore that or you're just terrible with numbers like our former president,Zuma?

tlann2:
My queen dtylannsbitch is always disappearing and appearing next time i will have to tame her
So that we see how we make our kingdom an empire and her an empress

XhosaNostra:
There can never be under a million Zimbabwean refugees living in South Africa. Impossible. Under a million DOCUMENTED perhaps, but there's certainly more without documentation. Between 2-3 million are estimated to be in the country as we speak.

theenchanter:
a lil background check stipulates otherwise.

Stop believing Lindiwe Zulu.
https://africacheck.org/reports/millions-of-zimbabweans-living-in-south-africa-migrant-numbers-hard-to-pin-down-but-data-doesnt-back-claim/

vaxx1:
I will as whiped that ass rotten infected stink ass[ of your mother today.[ quote author=samorobo post=77152261]


Idiot bastArd ...you are no longer making sense....unlike before when I enjoyed you spewing your stupidity and of course your illusory millions of investment out to the world...

Stupid useless ashawo product. ...stupid bastard . Your mother is an unappealing disgusting bastard that suffers from the malady of grotesque ugliness. So no man will desire ber enough.b apart from that leprosy man you called your father. He had to pierce his dick with his dirty instrument, that js how you miserably compensate her for the torture.

Over my dead body will I Bleep your mother for even a cash of billions. . It's because your father was a sex-starved reptile that couldn't afford the love of desirable women that he settled for a subhuman that would end up giving birth to a baboon like you. He paid a drooling triton who foolishly took in his semen to manufacture a retård-----you're only following in his footsteps. That's what DNA can do.

tlann2:
Then don't quote me
Blockhead

tlann2:
Prove me wrong
Instead of quoting me for the sake of quoting

tlann2:
Uganda and Ethiopia holds refugees of war
South Africa holds economic migrants people looking for better life
And so far south Africa has the highest number of immigrants in Africa
They are around 10 million
Such unfriendly numbers

vaxx1:
it isn't uncommon for the product of a putrid vagina to mistake his father for another's, when he knew right from the womb whose acidity melted his brain that he would be born a bastard. Since genetically bastard runs in your bloodline

You're a son of every worm that crawled under the earth who had a sperm to give.

Worthless asswipe.

mtisTheQubit:
Numbers dont lie...

obaaderemi:
Behold The New Champion of New York!

Tani Adewumi,an 8year old Nigerian crowned the chess champion of New York State...

With Clinton in 2nd picture.

mtisTheQubit:
over 200..

mtisTheQubit:
nice..its pissing off askia guy..please continuer

mtisTheQubit:
now askia follow me on ths please..ths are kenyans an thats their heritage..

gallivant:
Yes,If I my add...


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mtisTheQubit:
Still dont get you for sure..

mtisTheQubit:
the cultural heritage is overwhelming if i may say..

PetroDollax:
Fuckeduppedness Tell me, is this the first time an official from a foreign country is visiting nigeria to find out more about a particular project? It seem this is the first time. No wonder the mugus are celebrating it in Ghana, this is not a big deal. It happens all the time

there is something very disturbing on the front page of nairaland it talked about how one sister disfigured her sister in a fight over Indomie yes, indomie. the disgusting chinese noodle I didnt realise the hunger and poverty in shitland has reached this level ooooh Fuckeduppedness

https://www.nairaland.com/5107587/lady-injures-sister-because-indomie

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jaycent:
The gwongoro is still sleeping

gallivant:
Lamu County

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NairobiWalker1:
Which lie now?

Are you trying to say this is not Nigeria?

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NairobiWalker1:
In my country, we stopped living in huts like this in the mid 90s. In Nigeria, entire villages are huts like these.

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tylann:
That is a a five star hotel
So Nigeria doesn't have 5 star hotels because they are for Lebanese oil tycoons and whites

gallivant:
Sovereign Suites, Nairobi


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68816419:
Sahara Group eyes Total’s stakes in three African refineries

Sahara Group, a Nigerian energy and infrastructure conglomerate, is negotiating with Total to buy the French oil company’s stakes in refineries in Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire and Senegal.

The Executive Director, Sahara Group, Mr Tope Shonubi, was quoted by S&P Global Platts as saying this on the sidelines of the African Refiners Association conference in Cape Town.


Shonubi said Sahara was also looking to take a controlling stake in Zambia’s only refinery.

He said, “The market has changed now. From your traditional typical trading [house], now you have to invest in infrastructure and provide some sort finance. The market has evolved. You cannot just trade alone. There must be added value.

“Our objective is to upgrade all these refineries. It is strategic for us to be shareholders; it is strategic to ensure that because of our participation in the value chain and both in the crude supply and in products we have to make sure we have to maximise what we are doing.”


According to him, Sahara already has less than a 10 per cent stake in the 75,000 barrels per day refinery in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, and the 27,000 bpd refinery in Dakar, Senegal, and hopes to increase those stakes by buying Total’s shares in the refineries.

Total owns a 19.71 per cent interest in Sonara, Cameroon’s only refinery, a seven per cent stake in theSociete Africaine de Raffinage refinery in Senegal, and has a 20 per cent holding in Societe Ivoirienne de Raffinage, which owns and operates Cote d’Ivoire’s sole refinery in Abidjan.

Sahara is a key supplier of crude for the three West African refineries, all of which predominantly run on Nigerian crude.

Sahara is also in the midst of taking a 70 per cent stake in the 25,000 bpd Indeni refinery from the Zambian Government and hopes to conclude the deal in the coming months.

Shonubi, in a statement made available to our correspondent on Wednesday, said the adoption of unified standards across Africa would create a bigger and more effective regional market that would enhance the continent’s competitive positioning in global energy markets.

He said the existence of a fragmented petroleum products market with different product specifications, sulphur content and emission requirements remained a huge stumbling block to accessing the benefits that could accrue from intra-regional trade in the sector.

He said, “The adoption of similar specifications and standards has been achieved across Europe and most of North America, creating a single larger market for petroleum trade.

“While diesel specifications remain fragmented across Africa, jet fuel specifications are almost completely unified across the world. This similarity has improved the ease of trading jet fuel across borders, ensured access to a wider market and enhanced competitiveness in the aviation industry.”

Shonubi urged all stakeholders to embrace the AFRI-4 standards, which were the outcome of a partnership between ARA and the World Bank to promote the adoption of a single standard for cleaner fuels.

According to him, the adoption of the Afri-4 specifications will guarantee unified product standard across the region, ease of intra-regional petroleum product trade, reduction in bulk transportation costs and optimisation of regional infrastructure.

“This will ultimately make Africa a more influential economic bloc,” he added.

He said the unified standards would defragment African markets, resulting in favourable economies of scale in intra-regional trade, regional harmonisation of taxes and excise duties, and reduction in smuggling and adulteration of products.

Shonubi further said it would lead to improved local refining capacity, reduced landing costs of petroleum products, joint infrastructure projects as well as export diversification and access to a larger customer base.

He said Africa must accord the prospects of intra-regional trade the urgency it deserved to ensure accelerated economic development.

https://punchng.com/sahara-group-eye...an-refineries/
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