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@davidylan you have come again with your fabulous claims that are only backed by insults. For your information, Chevron is NOT a European company. Well, maybe you made a mistake. But CNOOC is not an EU company, LUKOIL is not a US company, CNPC is not an EU company. YUKOS is not a US company. Why do you keep talking like this? By the way let me tell you that a lot of the EU countries will support OPEC once the OPEC member countries decide to sell their oil in the Euro. By the way IOC, PetroChina, Oil and Natural Gas Corp, Petrobras, Hindustan Petroleum, Bharat Petroleum, Nippon Oil Corp, ARAMCO, Sinopec and Reliance Industries are not US or EU companies. By the way, Nigeria will not suffer economically by selling oil preferably to Indian and Chinese Buyers. In fact we will make more money because shortage in the US will cause a worldwide rise of more than 20% in Oil price. So contrary to your views we will fare better. Thank you very much. |
@mamajama what am telling you now is that the government cannot shut down HSBC just because it doesn't trust it board of directors. If it fulfils all its obligations then it should be left alone. But in this case, the CBN still went out of its way to warn the public about the strange 10,000% profits within six months. You also have to realise that these enterprises are not really banks per se. THEY ARE NOT BANKS. They are small investment groups sometimes with no office or no office address. They are small contributory societies. They are a disaster waiting to happen. But poor people prefer to pin their hope on them for alleviation. |
There's something strange about this incitement of Shia and Sunni factions worldwide. Is it just in this decade that they realised they were Shias and Sunnis? Let me go to my desk and sketch out this conspiracy theory and why Nigeria is coming into the picture. |
$500,000,000 for a 300,000 bpd Refinery is totally outrageous. Abi na designer Refinery? And the worst part is that they didn't even buy all the shares they bought 80%. I wish them luck sha. |
@mamajama these businesses are in every way legal till they run away with your money. So till they run away with your money the government cannot arrest them or close them down. They can only advise citizens based on their suspicion. |
When buying a new refinery you pitch an average price of $1,000/bpd. So basically, the Kaduna Refinery should cost no more than 100,000bpd x $1,000 which will be $100,000,000. The China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) knew full well that they could build a brand new, more modern refinery with the same capacity for less. So why would anybody pay $160,000,000 for that old piece of scrap? Because of National Pride and warehouses full of spare parts? Well, Chinese don't have Nigerian National Pride and they come with their own spare parts. Yet Nigerians a shouting foul play when Bluestar just overpaid $60,000,000 for a refinery that does nothing. The Federal Government better make sure they don't go back on the deal because them don catch Dangote mugu. There's no professional in the Petroleum industry worldwide that would pay $160,000,000 for a 100,000 bpd Refinery unless there's also a diamond mine somewhere below that complex. Anyway, Bluestar would still make its money back fast considering that they'd be running a monopoly during their first 2 years of operation. So no need for tears. And no need for cold feet. A deal is a deal. No renegging. |
Hitler was not ugly physically. You should get a decent picture of him and you'll see. More amiable looking leaders are more easily believed even when they lie. They are more easily trusted and they find it easier to convince other diplomats of their cause. That's the way beauty works. That's why in more advanced countries, diplomats, PROs, Newscasters, Prime Ministers have to look good physically. |
@TayoD I've already gone through the NIST FAQ Page and I even posted that link in one of my early posts to show the frivolous answers they were giving. The keep claiming the boeing 767 is about 20% larger than the boeing 707 that was used in impact analyses. They forget to claim too that the boeing 767 hit the tower at less than 20% speed of what the boeing 707 was estimated to hit during initial impact analysis. A boeing 767-223ER is 156,500kg with velocity at 500mph (800kph=222m/s) 156,500kg x 222m/s = 34,743,000 kgm/s A boeing 707-320B is 151,300kg with velocity at 600mph (960kph=266m/s) 151,300kg x 266m/s =40,245,800kgm/s So a Boeing 707 will collide with more momentum than a Boeing 767. Thereby, a Boeing 767 would have done less damage than Boeing 707 used for impact analysis. And since the analysis showed that a momentum of 40,245,800kgm/s could not make the WTC towers collapse, how then could 34,743,000kgm/s make it collapse? The building designers, architects and top engineers should go to jail since they lied. Their NIST should stop dishing out conspiracy theories that don't hold water. It's annoying. Then again, you have to realise that a boeing 767 did not hit the South Tower. It was a boeing 737. Find out yourself. The engine, the registration number, the photos were not of a boeing 767 yet the US government insists. Why are they trying to force people to agree to a lie? |
It was written that a prophet will be rebuked by his own people. |
Bluestar was only trying their best. When you offer these facilities on the international market, the counter offers are far lower than what Nigerian Companies offer. Yet Nigerians still claim that they are being scammed. |
The name I saw sounds kinda Hausaish. Omar is not a regular southern Nigerian name. |
The fact that Otedola who is an importer wants to buy the refinery goes to show what we have been saying that the importers are not the ones sabotaging the refineries because no matter what happens, they will find a new business niche. Just the same for the generator importers. They are not sabotaging the power industry because if the power industry improves, these same companies are the ones that will still import the millions of transformers that the power industry will require. So all these sabotaging by importers story is just a dream. |
I want to consult with him. But since you won't give his identity, which I didn't ask for anyway, tell me what rituals you were engaged in how they were carried out, to what Orisha, and what did you aim to achieve? |
I have severe neck pain after giving a girl major head. And my tongue goes sore. |
Britain is just trying to become more and more relevant in the world. Their time don pass jare. |
Na wah O! The old money doubling has been reinvented. |
Well, the Nigerians too will be disgraced massively because they have been going about crying that the investors were ripping us off. Now let's see if they were ripping us off or they were taking a big risk. |
@OgidiBoy I wasn't even trying to be funny. I suggest you get a day just because you won't make a living trying to be witty. |
Esss you have to realise there is a way you talk to the Nigerian Police. You have to be corporate, confident and relax. And you have to speak with a foreign accent too. Goodluck next time. |
These businesses are very amphibius. You can hardly lay a hand on them. The businesses are in a way legal because all they are asking you to do is to contribute some money towards investment in various sectors. So basically it could be illegal for the CBN to harass them. But it is the returns are alarming. 10,000% in 6 months! By the 4 months time, the businesses have closed shops and disappeared. This is when they have breached the law and then the perpetuators have disappeared! disappeared into thin air. |
Na wah O! From $6 billion to about $6 million. Only short of 3 figures. |
@Babasin when the US government continues to execute people by lethal injection and electrocution, you don't feel the world has moved forward from those kind of barbaric culture. |
@aisha2 Nigerians are just cruel. The same man that they refuted when he sternly warned them against this idea, he is the same one they are condemning for not warning them. There are still human rights in Nigeria. Freedom of choice. Soludo cannot use chains to bind people in order to prevent them from casting their lifesavings into the ocean. These are lessons Nigerians have to learn on their own. If these businesses were genuine, would the CBN itself have not invested our $45 billion foreign reserves in these miracle banks so that by December 2007 we would have $1 trillion? People don't want to think rationally and they have to pay the price. This has surpassed money doubling it is money centupling that these miracle banks promised. N3,000 for N250,000 in 6 months. What kind of fantasy is that. |
The man collapses people are gathered and God is urging him to confess but he still refuses. That is when he collapses. |
@MILITIA LOL. |
@babyosisi I'm telling you the truth here. If a man is bringing in a new wife and not only he and his new wife are in accord, but even current wife or wives agree with it, why not? My father had 4 wives. But momsie was against the marriage of the last wife while the other two wives at the time supported it. Majority wins the vote. So she broke his head, broke his new wife's head, broke up with him and we left. And my dad and his remaining 3 wives lived happily ever after. |
USA and the EU do not own the technology for exploring oil. The oil companies do and now it is being developed in China, India and the Technology has always been owned by Russia too. The US will come suffer if OPEC stops selling crude to them directly. And EU Countries will welcome the move if OPEC decides to sell its oil in the EURO. |
Xris74 you that decided to think logically finally thought it best to unleash lies upon us and turn words upside down in order to seem smart. |
I asked this same question regarding the thermite and thermate. Reply was that they might have been used in welding in the 1960s when construction started. Abeg, I no fit shout! My own worry is not even the phenomenon of WTC7. I was just totally taken aback when the steel debris was shipped to Asia despite the cries and appeals of the families of victims and also the survivors. Was is that the US government was so desperate to get $10 million that they were so eager to ship this steel to Asia? Abeg, make US government rest with all their conspiracy theories and blatant fallacies. Next thing they will start selling murder weapons to the highest bidder while the homicide investigation is still on. Am tired of this their Al Qaeda that has become the dog given a bad name. |
@mr ferlie what have you and your father the If Priest practiced and where is his shrine located? |
@Xris74 you must be a deranged fellow. When did Big Spif mention that there are more non-muslim than muslim Nigerians in SAUDI. Bloody truth twister! |
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