₦airaland Forum

Garnish:
Why are their faces shielded from public view?

you catch am

na two mouths you dey see so oo

SmartPolician:
I'm sure this man would never advocate this if Buhari was in power. If Buhari was president, he would've been ranting on social media how Nigeria is a sovereign country. One Nigeria is a scam!

Ten06:
People are being killed everyday, Trump want to come and save them you are looking for every tactical means to stop him. Let the people bear arms to defend themselves you say no. What do the government actually want?

LagosOrigin:
There is fire on the mountain

Trump is very very serious with all that he said.

Stop the killing of Christians or I invade your country

The message is clear.

Lezzlie:
Anambra most incompetent governor should learn to shut up or get an interpreter.

The allegation of islamic terrorists killing Christians and wiping out villages is happening in the north and not in Anambra where the governor is sharing state power with ENN and UGM

thesolutions:
Soludo said Christians are killing Christians in the southern to dismiss the genocide claim. As if that is OK. Now these people are complaining that the west are only concerned that Christians are being killed and not bothered that Muslims and killed in the north. If they agree that these people responsible for killing of Christians in the north are also responsible for killing of non Christians in the north, should it not be a reason for celebration that someone is coming to eliminate the killers? But as typical of every terrorist sympathizers, they would oppose any intervention that benefits Christians because they are all one in the crime against Christians.

He said, When you buy fuel, it determines whether you can even go out to fish. It’s not that the fish are gone — it’s that we can’t afford to reach them anymore.

hush15:
I wonder why FG can't make refinery work if one man can. Even if na to privatize am and make the refinery plc.... when Atiku said it, people went for his head, but here we are today, its evident only private sector can run things in this country.


But Dangote too get sense sha. That monopoly thing ehn, its coming because by the time other players enter the market, he would have dominated the market and left them with probably less that 10percent of the market share. They really came late to the party cos it takes a very long while to build a refinery.

IBB007:
lol….dangote don finally takeover

“This will make it the largest refinery” in the world, surpassing India’s Jamnagar Refinery, he said.
He added that “This expansion is about confidence in Nigeria, in Africa, and in our capacity to shape our own energy future.”

Dangote commended the Federal Government for its support and for implementing policies that have spurred industrial growth, including Nigeria’s First Policy, Naira-for-Crude Policy, and One-Stop Shop Initiative.

He said these policies have revolutionised the downstream sector and encouraged private investment in local refining.
According to him, government mediation also helped resolve recent disruptions at the refinery, which were linked to union activities and sabotage attempts.
The business mogul revealed that the expansion project would generate about 65,000 jobs during the construction phase and open new opportunities for local industries.
In addition to refining crude oil, the project will boost polypropylene production from 900,000 metric tonnes to 2.4 million metric tonnes per annum, alongside the production of base oils and linear alkylbenzene, a key ingredient for detergents.

The upgraded facility will produce Euro VI-standard fuels, meeting the world’s highest environmental and emission standards. It will also increase power generation capacity, ensuring operational self-sufficiency.
“Our goal has never been just to refine oil, but to refine opportunities for our people,” he added.

‘No more fuel anxiety’
Addressing concerns over potential fuel shortages during the year-end festive period, Dangote assured Nigerians of an uninterrupted petrol supply despite recent fluctuations in global oil prices.
He said the refinery was fully prepared to maintain consistent product flow and stable prices throughout the ember months.
“For the first time in many years, Nigerians can look forward to a festive season free of fuel anxiety,” he assured.

‘Game-changer’
The Dangote Refinery was inaugurated in May 2023 by former President Muhammadu Buhari.
At the inauguration, Buhari described the establishment of the refinery in Lagos State as a game-changer and milestone for Nigeria’s economy. The refinery, however, did not start production until January 2024 with the delivery of six million barrels of crude supply to the refinery.

Since it started operation, the Dangote Refinery has been supplying local and international petroleum markets with its products.

The operation of the refinery has also boosted domestic supply and reduced petrol importation in Nigeria.

Bizmind95:
And thousands of innocent lvorians died protesting for this same ldiot to become president back in 2011, when he was fighthing Laurent Gbagbo's third term bidTufiakwa!!! African leaders all have a reserved VIP slot in hell. Or they will all face some serious bad Kharmas in their next lives l swear down!!!