Ayrastarr:





Omg!!!!!!!!!!!


I just went through your profile and believe me, my dreams is same as yours!!!!!!!



Another danger is coming in Nigeria

Month: March , June and November.

Calm down young spiritual one. It can hurt your health and state of peace if you let it worry you. I've had the same dream over and over for 12 years and saw and know the exact death score


The spiritual ones with the Northern Emirs, To the Ooni, to SE have all also seen it. All of then I can assure you know of this matter. And the Lord has put a machinery to forestall it's happening. How? Anything you see the traditional leaders meets, notice the Sadauna of SO koto comes to the Ooni well and vice versa was to cushion and put a stop to the manifestation of the dream. That's why you see them all gathering, meeting, hold consultation meetings speaking to their people. They all have seen it and the scale of destruction on all parts and as a result are all working in unison tirelessly to prevent it from happening.


They are at the top and acting with resources with their capacity to prevent it. Don't let your heart be troubled.

Money to be made. Forex chart analytics time

Continue.


You won't get my attention cry baby. Don't fix yourself up. Na my entire work hours I go dedicate to you. Smh vigorously, lazy yoots

Hahahahahahahahaha. See obsession


Back to work here. Not time to entertain mudslingers. Not even a sec

Just the piece I was talking about

Tooh
How forceful. When interactions was ongoing a full was mud slinging. After attention was denied rants continued disguised as facts to seek my attention. Shioor. We don't do mud slinging. I won't give you the attention you seek nor try to even read a single line of your nonsense.

My peace I retain

SMBH:



This country just tire me... Everybody is just exploiting everything .

I respect that Bua man too

E tire me. Can't wait for disintegration

GofuckYourself:


Yes that's fine or a number you can delete afterwards

Okay

plaindealer:



There are countless consumer products in the market that Dangote is not involved in with similar skyrocket prices across the board.

Dangote doesn't control the price of everything that goes into every product in Nigeria, he doesn't control the cost of manpower/labor, machinery, electricity, diesel, power generators, packaging, transportation, tax, duties, marketing and advertisement, payroll, and accounting, legal fees and so on.

Prices go up for a variety of reasons, reasons that have nothing to do with Dangote and his companies so where is the sense and wisdom in blaming one man for so many market decisions beyond his control?

When companies raise their prices because of diesel, is Dangote also the culprit and your scapegoat?

You are not making sense, your assertions are too flawed, too narrow, and simplistic, and don't jive with real-life and day-to-day market realities.

Leave me na


I say I nor follow you relate again. Na by force?

SMBH:



As in its getting too much... How can you be telling the government what to do because you know it will favour only you alone. No wonder the him and Rabiu (ceo of bua) are not in good terms.

Rabiu knows what Dangote is doing and doesn't agree with him one single bit. Search and look for an interview he granted less than 2 weeks on Dangote and cement you'll see where he spelt out the economy verbatim.


Of there's anyone I respect it's BUA, that's why he's going to be a good leveraged against Dangote sole monopoly. He's coming on stream 2022 and he does business, business and doesn't go about sleeping in beds with politicians to control and weaken industries to have them so weakened that he displaces an entire industry

jaxxy:



It’s all depends on what is best for the economy and country speaking particularly about oil imports. If local refinery will reduce pressure on the need for dollars and there by reduce the exchange rate drastically it shud be welcomed.

On other markets he probably shudnt be given such monopoly bt he worked hard to keep those favors and relationship through different governments.

Also there are over 1000 commodities, Nigeria produces to self sufficiency level... Just one produce or two, cement and natural gas. We have a consumption dependant society, it's a good start but unless we employ holistic measures thus alone won't reduce the need for foreign exchange especially now we banned cryptocurrencies

jaxxy:



It’s all depends on what is best for the economy and country speaking particularly about oil imports. If local refinery will reduce pressure on the need for dollars and there by reduce the exchange rate drastically it shud be welcomed.

On other markets he probably shudnt be given such monopoly bt he worked hard to keep those favors and relationship through different governments.

I'm not against him. Nor against the north.

You yourself know the truth. Leave working hard alone. They are doing the same to milk and tomatoes and for goodness sakes. If Europeans and Asians have been selling us commodities like tomatoes at 40 to 60 Naira retail price for decades and hints of dangotenomics comes in and price skyrockets to 150 to 200 Naira. Same will happen to milk when fully enacted then what is the benefit to Nigerians?


What is the ultimate benefit? Why the gains are low aren't we seeing ultimately cumulatively Nigerians are all under heavy economic burden. Let's leave the individual alone and focus on the situationship

SMBH:


Thats a big lie. America China and Europe will not get to the position they are today if they allow only few people to control a sector.

You tribalistic mofos on NL are annoying as hell...

I will show my lack of support even if it was my brother.

Once we criticise this nauseating monopoly they will tag us and call us all sort of names. I won't even allow my own kin have such leverage and grip over destinies. Never

GofuckYourself:


No problem

Just DM

Cheers

What do I do?

The email linked with this account is unoperational


Do I drop you an email address here?

overall90:


I just tire.
We all saw how their awawa and one million gang boys nearly turned their region up side down as a result of hunger during the lock down last year.
I don't know what igbos did to yoruba people.
Everything about this write up is about how igbos contribute nothing.
I pray this country disintegrate very fast.

Ten years

nograv:


This is Nigeria's problem in a nutshell..

Thieves masquerading as captains of industry. I remember when a wealthy uncle of mine said few wealthy individuals in Nigeria could be classified as true businessmen or woman in the global understanding of the word.

Dangote is a two bit hustler who relies on government patrons to help him succeed. Very little of what he does can be classified as true business.

He isnt alone in this, there are other Billionaires who operate like this. Carlos Slim of Mexico is another, where Mexico has the highest internet/telco and power prices in the world due his activities.

As you said the average street tout or agbero would also be a billionaire, if they had Dangote's advantages.. Its not a lie..

Kpakam

plaindealer:


Why not just list the license holding companies that the FG denied the same conditions. Go ahead, give us that list.

I'm 100% sure that you can not list anything because the license holders are not serious or not even interested in building any refineries and the ones that showed interest are receiving FG support and attention.








The new refinery in Imo state has more support from the FG stan Dangote, the FG not only controls 30% of the shares but also gave the company free access to oil fields. Was any oil field access granted to Dangote?

This is why it's always hard to take you people seriously worth your blind and hypocritical ways.

You're a big full if this is the best you can come up with. Don't bother responding. I don't do mud slinging.

Cromagnon:
what if the other 75% are lazy, you prefer scarcity?

Go to history of the world to a 1000 years back you'd understand. Once people own the nation they begin to sponsor and topple governments, wars etc. It's not right to let anyone upscale that much power to stop the world and nation from what it used to be. He can have his refinery, but the rules and principles of play should not be controlled by any individual regardless of their intent and goodwill

Cromagnon:
nobody is stopping you from building your own refineries so you can benefit o

It's not about Dangote build or not building a refinery. It's about him wanting ownership of the whole industrial complex. He can have ten Trillion barrels a day, no problem. But the oil industry should be the Definitive when it comes to crude oil and not him creating and enacting laws

Aconomist:
I expected Dangote to target international exports markets with this refinery because it adheres to the strict EURO V standard. Most of the petrol imported into Nigeria is very cheap high sulfur content garbage that wouldn't be accepted anywhere else. Dangote can't compete with that without massive government support.

Something they will never agree with. Why Nigeria is blind is what I don't understand. If FG and PENCOM could be heavily involved in this, who bedevilled the country not to have atleast ten functional refineries?

QuotaSystem:


Don't mind the amateur propagandist.

What he even posted was a concrete mix with just a proportion of cement, and not an equivalent to 50kg bag of pure cement which is why it was so cheap.

All their arguments are illogical, based on sentiment driven assumptions and fueled by sheer bigotry and secessionist agenda.

Anybody that cannot stand Dangote's heat should get outta the kitchen.

Of course your truth is right, while that of others is Propaganda


Make we disintegrate so you can practice your truth in your enclaves while others practice that as they see fit.


It's only a matter of time. Maximum of ten years. It will surely come

walex2:
I will not blame Dangote what stops other big players in the oil sector from having a refinery? Is just because of the economic rents they enjoyed from fuel importation. Nothing stop Mobil, Total, even oando from having 500,000 barrels per day refinery, but they would not because of the free money they enjoyed from importation

Don't forget port Harcourt refinery was first owned by an oil. Company. After the take over and after how Russia took international company assets after Put in grabbed power, it company would sure want to play safe


Dangote can build, no problem, but he should stop controlling industries and changing rules to what suits him. This is the bane of the matter

plaindealer:






Dangote alone revived the moribund and decayed ANNAMCO in Enugu when he invested N63 billion in the South East with the purchase of over 3,500 trucks.

He not only saved and revived ANNAMCO, but he also created jobs and expand Enugu's IGR base.

......but of course, Dangote is the man a lot of misguided bigots, sad and negative people and misguided trolls love to hate.

When was the last time any of your so-called massive SE billionaires invested N63 billion in the SE?

When was the last time they saved one of the dead and moribund industries and hundreds of jobs?

Or the hundreds of thousands of Nigerians set to gain employment and put food on the table via the world's largest single-train refinery shouldn't see employment because it's a monopoly?

Should the hundreds of thousands of Nigerians already collecting paychecks from his several companies also resigned since it's a monopoly?

How is it even a monopoly when we have several entities in Nigeria openly making and selling the same thing Dangote is making and selling?

We know your concern has nothing to do with anything but your usual hatred, bitterness, and anti-Nigerian sentiments and as usual, it's nauseating and shallow.

I'll end on this note as of course everything is bigotry. Thankfully I'm not igbo


The same market waivers and conditions should be given across board and entry into any industry Dangote operators should be easy. Then we shall know if it's bigotry from us or a cajole from the abuja complex


No dirty mud slinging here


Peace

COMPAQ:


Overpriced you say. According to you. Project costs can vary widely depending on where you are constructing it. Meanwhile Dangotes refinery is the biggest in the world.

. I ignored you ago. Get the fvck outta my mentions

plaindealer:



You know it's overpriced because you a refinery expert and you've built the world's largest single-train refineries, the world's largest fertilizer plant, petrochemical, and gas plants?

Do you have comparative cost analysis and comparisons regarding similar facilities around the world?

You people and your shallow, childish and ignorant rubbish sha..

The same conditions should be given to all operators across board. Anything short of this is tilted towards a monopolistic economy


And as for your curses there's nothing special about a fertiliser and a pharmaceutical industrial complex coming with a refinery... Perhaps to you it's overly complex to digest but to others nope.


You've been observed

Enjoy the rest of your day

COMPAQ:


I have presented plenty of facts, but you have presented none.

Indeed. Like you addressed any of mine
Dude,, get the fvck out a my mentions

COMPAQ:


Even assuming CBN gave N1trln, that's only $3bln - for $ 14bln project. And like FG can give N1trln. Keep believing conspiracy theories instead of facts.

For an overpriced project

CBN should give the same 3 billion dollars to all competitors and the FG should give them the exact same waivers across board

Slowpoke

loswhite:
You are the one clearly not using your brain but at least you used it to mention what I wanted to hear GREED...Have a nice day

Get lost. You have nothing to say

Vidsolution79:

But all the money were generated on Yoruba soil....if we did not create environment for economy to thrive...you won't be typing shit from Yoruba land today...nonsense.

Yoruba create economy. Smh. My dear wait for a post disintegrated Nigeria, you will see action


Good day

Vidsolution79:

But all the money were generated on Yoruba soil....if we did not create environment for economy to thrive...you won't be typing shit from Yoruba land today...nonsense.

Smh. As usual. Empty nitwits.who were the people playing politics so other regions didn't have operational sea ports for donkey years? And playing all kinds of similar politics.


I work and earn a living legitimately and it has everything to do with my intellectual capacity and none with yoruba identity

COMPAQ:


FG did not give Dangote money to 100% build refinery. Dangote has his personal equity in the project. There is also structured financing from consortium of banks and support from CBN. I saw a headline from Emefiele recently saying CBN supported with N100bln. Thats just $250mln for a $14bln project.

You heard. Smh. Clown

COMPAQ:


Stop being childish by insulting me. Calling me a fool adds little value to you or your argument.

I expected emotional guilt tripping rather than facts. Nice one with the deflection