₦airaland Forum

Think9ja:
Are we still on this topic?

Personally, I believe Tinubu indeed graduated from the said Chicago State University. However, I think he forged his Waec before he was admitted there.

I think the O'level is the issue, not the Degree

Nothing Atiku can do about Tinubu's presidency. Obi did a lot of damage to Atiku chances and surprisingly, it is still the Obi that is wailing everywhere.

Let's see how things unfold.

gr8ofnnetwork:
Comrade, how market abi you don deactivate komot from Nairaland. May you have the grace to bear this shame and disappointment till 2039

Jostoman:
Yes o

vanitybutiwanti:
The naira has been on a free fall because of the scarcity of forex, considering that Nigeria as a country gets the bulk of it's forex from sale of crude oil, with the completion of various refineries in under construction in Nigeria won't it affect the flow of forex , especially as the refineries have to buy crude oil in naira, and as a result deepening the fall of naira?

Informed nairalanders please discuss.

Multiplier7:
Whether he edited that thing or not, believe me that's exactly what's gonna happen in 2023.

The West will reject the emergency of Peter Obi as the winner of the 2023 Presidential election which will shook the existence of Nigeria as a Nation. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu will be released because of this.

Bookmark this post for future reference!

jojothaiv:
Okay, so what's the solution?

Since protest will not solve anything according to you.

JasonScoolari:
Bloody Hypocrite....

But you supported the one against GEJ because the strike organized by your SW elders made things better then. 🤣

JasonScoolari:
You're right, Tinubu our brother is in power, we shouldn't go on any protest 🪧

JasonScoolari:
Egbon mi, please don't go protest oh.... Our brother is now the president.


Let us teach Obi and his supporters lesson. 😄

Hendrixky:
This is the tribalism in you talking again
Enough is enough

Come out and stop allowing tribalism to ruin you

I'm fully out on that day

JasonScoolari:
I will even advice you not to come out my brother....

The hunger and hardship should have time to eat deep more... Maybe when you have nothing to fall back on, you will RONU.

mrvitalis:
Nah let's see how much bullsh.t Nigerians can take

I'm beting maybe fuel 2500 would do the trick my guy said it's fuel 3500 ... I really don't think Nigerians can take more than 2500 per litres

Rice #1000 is the max I think
Gas #3000 is the max I choose

Let's see how bad it can get

JasonScoolari:
People who came out, especially our brothers from SW region are now in power.


If you don't know the meaning of hypocrisy, this is just the best meaning there is.

A Norwegian firm, Fluenta, has announced the completion of work on the Africa’s biggest oil refining facility, the Dangote Refinery in Nigeria, with the installation of 18 ultrasonic flare gas meters on large pipelines around the plant.

The company which prides itself as a global leader in ultrasonic sensing technology for measurement of flare gas, in a statement made available to THISDAY in Abuja, said that the move will help accurate emissions monitoring on the plant.


Fluenta , which has offices globally, noted that Nigerian authorities have recently been leading the charge in the control and regulation of flaring gas and looking towards eliminating the need for routine flaring over the next few years, with a key component in the challenge being accurate measurement.It is believed that the refinery will help the country towards energy self-sufficiency, since it currently imports refined petroleum products for its use, even though it is Africa’s biggest oil producer.

The world’s largest single-train refinery is capable of refining 650,000 barrels of oil per day, enough to meet Nigeria’s daily fuel supply requirements, with daily surplus of 38 million litres of refined products, already earmarked for export.


“Nigeria is positioning itself as a world leader when it comes to reducing its emissions, and flaring – the controlled burning or combustion of excess or waste gases that cannot be processed or captured for productive use – is a safety and environmental practice employed in the petroleum industry to prevent release of potentially harmful or combustible gases into the atmosphere.“Flare measurement in a refinery is essential, from a regulatory and environmental law compliance perspective, and for accurate emissions monitoring,” it stated on the usefulness of the devices.

The statement added that Fluenta spent more than four months working with its exclusive Nigerian representative, Daptem Engineering, and the Dangote project team to deliver a workable, accurate and reliable flare measurement solution.“Whilst it’s not unusual to have high levels of customisation associated with such installations, the wide variety and sizes of pipelines, which ranged from 18 to 90 diameters, presented a unique engineering challenge.

“Larger pipelines make it difficult to measure accurately as the acoustic pulse has further travel which could weaken it and lead to less accurate readings. In addition, flared gas expelled through these pipelines is high in CO2, a particularly difficult gas to measure using ultrasonic technology.“The team implemented a multitude of innovative, bespoke solutions, each considered on a case-by-case basis, to ensure accuracy of the system,” Fluenta stated.It noted that under current Nigerian law, companies refining oil and gas must pay a ‘tax’ for flared gas, to encourage an overall reduction in flaring, underlining the importance of Fluenta’s accurate, trustworthy flare measurement and management.

A Director at Fluenta, Radek Kurkowski, while highlighting the innovative measures to bring the work to fruition, reiterated that flare gas measurement and control remain vital to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and to help identify potential safety hazards.“This is especially true at a plant on this never-before-seen scale and with the world’s largest flare pipe.

“Delivering this solution meant some close work with our local partner and the client project team, and we are delighted with the end result – which will support bringing energy security to Nigeria and the wider Africa region.“ Our team used a range of state-of-the-art technology, adapted meter software and special pipe gaskets and ball valves to deliver the pipe flare gas measurement solution,” he explained.

Kurkowski pointed out that Fluenta’s work stands as testament to the power of innovation, creative team work and a desire to always meet the client’s needs.“ We are extremely proud to support the domestic security of energy supply in Nigeria,” he added.The statement stressed that the company has deep experience of working in Africa, noting that in 2017, the it was approached by an International Oil Company (IOC) working in Nigeria, who were looking for a reliable flare measurement solution.

“Fluenta developed bespoke solutions in response to the IOC’s requirements, which were installed in 2019. Since then, the IOC has ordered an additional 32 Fluenta flare measurement meters.“Fluenta has now been awarded preferred supplier status and all flare gas flowmeters on the IOC’s assets have been replaced (or are in the replacement process) with the Fluenta solution,” it added.

The firm boasts of more than 30 years’ expertise in the technology, including thousands of deployments, often in some of the most challenging environments in the world, the statement said.

UnfairLife7:
your APC government has been disobeying the court not today. They're the role model in that aspect. Stop being clever by half.

Let's see if your so called corrupt government will sack all federal and state civil servants when the strike commence.

I do not support the strike though but the hardship in the country is unbearable. The leaders cannot be eating large while an average Nigerians cannot afford ordinary 3 square meal daily. If that is the best means of talking sense to those corrupt leaders so be it.

UnfairLife7:
you can talk politics in public but don't be biased in your view trying to be patriotic or whataview. Nigerians are not blind to what is happening in the country

Deemas:
Meet ke? You can send via email please.
Don't forget our side hussle that is making us go to work late is keeping us busy.

searchng4love:
Good. Lagos State collects humongous amounts of taxes with nothing to show for it in anyway.


If you think something is going on in Lagos State you need your head examined....then a visit to Durban South Africa with the same topography as Lagos State will change your mental condition.... Lagos State is simply a large slum

CharleyBright:
U think becos ASU divided to allow themselves to be bulldozed by the FG so they can do same to NLC . Continue to decieve yourselves

Nolevel666:
Mediocrity is your food

Just accept it

Deemas:
So you even need a job? Don't worry when I help you, you'll know why we have chosen the path of lateness. What's your discipline?