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Supremos:We are waiting for the agulu feministic voice machine and oby ezekwesili, the sheppopo, to condemn this as usual ![]() |
GO0DHardDick:Are you waiting for Nigerian government to come and develop bia.fraud land ![]() |
herkeem:Those i.pob id.iots are waiting for bad news. All hail Jagaban ![]() |
Offpointng:Amen |
robosky02:Either Dele is pained that the issue has been resolved (since he has been counting scores...) or he wants the Rivers people to experience so much pain so that he can continue to blame fg for not intervening in the issue. Either way, Dele is a boy ![]() |
ubest1:Because your i.pob ears have been configured to hear everything as lies....even if they tell you that you are human being, you will say it is a lie ![]() |
Kayzz34:You see, When we say these people are evil, she una don see. ![]() An average i.pob man is an evil and wicked man!!!!! |
CASTOSVILLA:Tell them. But they will still insult you ![]() |
Supremos:The i.pobs like it that way. They are in love with ekpa destroying the dot nation... They have abandoned Cownu for obi Onwubuasi, the religious war advocate ![]() Ekpa is their new god. |
Sharatan:If you are referring to the i.gbos when you said "Hard-earned money", then you are wrong. An average i.gbo makes money by: 1. Smuggling Drug 2. Selling fake drugs 3. Selling fake baby foods 4. Selling fufu for you as phones ( they will claim they are smart....such a degenerate people) 5. Involved in baby factory (an average i.gbo man does not know his/her real parents) 6. Highly disrespectful ( waking their parents with sliding tackles, abusing other tribes, disrespecting their host) 7. Shaming the country everywhere they go) 8. Every dirty business and deeds are linked to them What a shameless people. And then, obi Onwubuasi came to cause religious war!!! |
CoronaVirusPro:Can obi Onwubuasi do this, except to dey offer condolences up and down ![]() |
Fusions:They should continue now ![]() |
FreeStuffsNG:Tell them. When he was abusing and challenging the iroko tree...he was high on I.pob weed that time. ...but now the iroko is dealing with him and his fellow travelers...the online warriors are now begging ![]() Wait 🫷 ooo Where is David hundeyin, the i.pob journalist He never see any new fake news to wet the headless mob appetite![]() |
LegendHero:Wao...the land of the developers ![]() |
Philistine:Because Obi Onwubuasi is not on the list ![]() |
SyrusdeHansome:Once Wike starts having upper hand, You will start playing your victim mentality card again. Watch out!!!! |
Lanrelagboi:Small small we will get there. It's not by magic. Rome and London were not built in a day. In fact they were built by black slaves so it's not that the Italians and English were that smart. I.pob, over to you. Your abuse starts now ![]() |
Islie:The headless mob did not read the epistle... but will be the first to comment 😁😁 |
Unrated900:Una neva see shumting. Shebi una be developer....what are you wailing for. Go and develop your Redmond, God-forsaken, dead-beat, deserted region. |
Unrated900:You want to know: Sebi na Tinubu say make una dey sit or sleep at home ![]() Sebi na Tinubu say make Una stage the first coup ![]() Sebi na Tinubu say make una dey hate every other tribe ![]() Sebi na Tinubu say make una dey stupid politically ![]() Sebi na Tinubu say make una dey disrespect your host wherever you go ![]() Sebi na Tinubu say make una dey fake every thing possible, including baby foods...haba ![]() Sebi na Tinubu say make una work against putting referendum in our constitution because everything favored you lot then ![]() Sebi na Tinubu say make una dey chest beat for everywhere, including your online country ![]() Una never see shumting. By the time Shetima finish with you after 2031 Dey play ▶️ |
Supremos:One of the eluupees ![]() Did I hear the i.pobs export products? Which products? Fan yogo? Or prostitutions ?Dey play ▶️ eluupeeeism is a disease 🦟 |
chisomkachy:He deals in copper wire. ![]() One day, God Almighty will catch racoon and Taylor 88 92 94 in their drug business. Amen 🙏 |
joe-biden:Great job👍 |
There was unease in the global oil production market yesterday, when it came to light that the much-awaited Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals plant may soon become fully operational as early as January, as the first refinery in Africa in the last 40 years, with most of the 54 African country still major importer of refined petroleum product. Dangote Petroleum Refinery coming on stream and expected to sell the product cheaper, sent jitters in the market.This was just as the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals plant yesterday, confirmed the purchase of one million barrels of crude oil of Agbami grade from Shell Trading and Shipping Company Limited (STASCO), one of the largest trading companies in Nigeria and globally, which trades over eight million barrels of crude oil per day. Also, President Bola Tinubu has expressed optimism about the prospects of increased investments from Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC), emphasising Nigeria’s long-term relationship with the company, which discovered the first commercial oil field at Oloibiri in the Niger Delta in 1956.The Aliko Dangote-owned company confirmed the purchase of the crude yesterday, in a statement issued by the Group Head, Branding and Corporate Communications, Dangote Group, Mr. Tony Chiejina, revealing that the next four out of the six cargoes programmed for supply to the facility will be supplied by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) in the next two to three weeks.The company also said the final shipment would come from ExxonMobil, reiterating that the refinery has the capacity to load 2,900 trucks a day at its truck loading gantries. However, both the Africa’s richest man and chief promoter of the $19 billion refinery, Dangote and the Country Chair of Shell Companies in Nigeria, Mr. Osagie Okunbor, expressed delight at the major milestone recorded towards boosting Nigeria’s domestic refining capacity and attaining energy security and self-sufficiency.According to the statement, the STASCO cargo contained one million barrels from Agbami and sailed to Dangote Refinery’s Single Point Mooring (SPM) where it was discharged into the refinery’s crude oil tanks. The company said the maiden one million barrels, which represented the first phase of the six million barrels of crude oil to be supplied to Dangote Petroleum Refinery by a range of suppliers, should sustain the initial 350,000 barrels per day to be processed by the facility.“The next four cargoes will be supplied by the NNPC in two to three weeks and the final of the six cargoes will be supplied by ExxonMobil”, the statement noted.It added that the supply would facilitate the initial run of the refinery as well as kick-start the production of diesel, aviation fuel, and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) before subsequently progressing to the production of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) popularly known as petrol. This latest development would play a pivotal role in alleviating the fuel supply challenges faced by Nigeria as well as the West African countries.Designed for 100 per cent Nigerian crude with the flexibility to process other crudes, the 650,000 barrels per day Dangote Petroleum Refinery can process most African crude grades as well as Middle Eastern Arab Light and even US Light tight oil as well as crude from other countries. The Lagos’ Lekki Free Zone-based refinery could also meet 100 per cent of the Nigeria’s requirement of all refined products, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and aviation jet, and also have surplus of each of these products for export.The refinery was built to take crude through its two SPMs located 25 kilometres from the shore and to discharge petroleum products through three separate SPMs. In addition, the company reiterated that the refinery has the capacity to load 2,900 trucks a day at its truck loading gantries.Dangote Refinery has a self-sufficient marine facility with the ability to handle the largest vessel globally available. In addition, all products from the refinery will conform to Euro V specifications, according to the statement.The refinery was designed to comply with US EPA, European emission norms, and Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) emission/effluent norms as well as African Refiners and Distribution Association (ARDA) standards.Commenting on the latest milestone achieved in the refinery’s journey, President of Dangote Group, Dangote, was quoted to have stated: “We are delighted to have reached this significant milestone. This is an important achievement for our country as it demonstrates our ability to develop and deliver large capital projects. “Our focus over the coming months is to ramp up the refinery to its full capacity. I look forward to the next significant milestone when we deliver the first batch of products to the Nigerian market.”Also, the Country Chairman of Shell Companies in Nigeria, Okunbor stated: “We welcome the startup of a refinery that is designed to produce gasoline, diesel, and low-sulphur fuels for Nigeria and across West Africa and are happy to be enabling it.” Tinubu Optimistic of Increased Investments from SPDC Meanwhile, Tinubu has expressed optimism about the prospects of increased investments from SPDC, emphasising Nigeria’s long-term relationship with the company, which discovered the first commercial oil field at Oloibiri in the Niger Delta in 1956.Receiving at the State House, Abuja, the management of Shell Group, led by its Global Integrated Gas and Upstream Director, Ms. Zoe Yujnovich, the President, according to a statement issued yesterday, by his Media Adviser, Ajuri Ngelale, said his administration would continue to ensure the security and viability of existing and new investments in the country. According to him: “We have made progress since our last meeting. I will continue to support and encourage you on this path. There is no doubt that there is a significant focus on investment in and around the continent. I am spearheading Nigeria’s global march for new investments at home.“In view of our long-term relationship that has been established over the years, we want you to do more, and we are ready to encourage you in every way possible. “We are very focused on resolving all investment-related issues. There is no bottleneck that is too difficult for us to remove in our determined march toward making Nigeria the African haven for large-scale investment in all key sectors. We need each other”.Earlier in her remarks, Ms. Yujnovich expressed Shell’s commitment to maintain its legacy of investments in Nigeria, particularly as the company refocuses its investment to key into new and existing opportunities in the Deepwater and Gas sector. She outlined the company’s dedication to the development of the gas value chain in the country, including a substantial commitment of $1 billion over the next five to 10 years, aimed at unlocking gas resources for domestic use and the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) project.Furthermore, Ms. Yujnovich announced an imminent $5 billion investment opportunity in the Bonga North project off the shores of Nigeria, located in the deep water. The Shell Global Integrated Gas and Upstream Director expressed Shell’s eagerness to proceed with this investment and outlined several prospective investments that Shell Group is eyeing in Nigeria over the short to medium term.Her words: “Mr. President, I want to be successful in my role, and I cannot be successful in my role unless I can find a way to bring more new investments to Nigeria. “I have made commitments to our investors that we will continue to invest in gas and oil. In Nigeria, I see all the conditions to continue to make this partnership stronger. In the deep water, we have an imminent investment opportunity in Bonga North. This is $5 billion. I am really keen to make that investment as soon as possible. We want to continue and build a pipeline of new investments in Nigeria”.She commended the collaboration her team has experienced with the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil), Senator Heineken Lokpobiri and the Special Adviser to the President on Energy, Olu Verheijen, while acknowledging their roles in achieving significant progress in actualizing the potential of these projects as well as others.
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Islie:We need obi Onwubuasi's academic records too from primary to university. We do not mind that he had his GCE after his BSc, but let him still furnish us with everything ![]() |
Norsemann:Frustrated soul. Go and read history. Zik, the betayal-in-chief, colluded with the North to defeat Awolowo's Party (AG). The I.gbos had always worked/colluded with the North since the beginning of time until their greediness for too much power led them to stage a coup that killed every other regions leader except their own. Since then, the North and everyone else never trust any i.gbo man again and so shall it continue to be. Now back to the point. It is the ig.bos, not the Yorubas that betrayed the sensibility of everyone and everything called Nigeria. They refused referendum in our constitutions because it favoured them then, but now they are shouting marginalisation. marginalisation kee u there. Even south south do not trust you....so stop associating with south south ![]() |
Putinofrussia:Yorubas are very good at making wealth and very industrious indeed BUT NOT MAKING NOISE ABOUT IT |
Islie:This is good news for Nigeria but a bad news for i.pob and arise tv. They are not expecting anything good but God Almighty is shaming them. ![]() |
Norsemann:Baby factory product spotted ![]() |
TimeMachine2:You are so unfortunate. So your people are so primitive. Eeyah. |
jmoore:I thought i.pob market people are billionaire why are they protesting over 21k. Just pay 21k from the billions ![]() Mad people 😲
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