AngelSlay: I'll employ him as long as he's suitably qualified for the position, everyone (including the MD & the HR) most certainly has their own devils they're hiding from people's public glare. Whereas this young man seeking for employment is even bold and courageous enough to have been open about his addiction (w/c in my opinion is not even a SIN by any means or standard, except when it has taken the place of God and his service in his life). Mind you, people play all kinds of lottery (including Crypto trading, FX trading, even if your name is in any form of pool system where a prize is to be won or awarded, you're simply a lottery player, be it Visa lottery, Canada EE, PNP, and what have you, so long as you're there to be picked, it's called lottery and all of 'em share the NLB as it's regulatory body)
If you must borrow please do so as long as it is used purposefully. That you have not borrowed can never be an excuse for non performance especially those flyovers that don't look good in the pictures we have seen.
kettykin: It seems there was a covert agreement never to allow an igbo man from south east to become the GMD of nnpc.
It also seems this is the only thing Nigeria has achieved till date.
Biafra was blockade by the world powers and still refined it's fuel and generated its electricity but Nigeria that has no single country in its blockade list and is not in any country's blockade list cannot refined a drop of crude oil.
Deziwealth: This Igbos Keeps acting like animals anywhere they go, always hating on everyone and anyone, they keep disgracing Nigeria anywhere, for someone who uses kickboxing to wake their parents FROM sleep,I'm not surprised sha
Peculiar to the Igbo. Think again and don't be blinded by ethnic bigotry. Statistics show this can happen to other tribes too.
If only Dangote sealed the deal for crude supply, it will then be a matter of contract between him and the would be crude supplier. Not sealing this deal before building the refinery is now a great exposure for the Dangote refinery. But government must step in and save the situation. This magnificent refinery must not lay to waste
seborrhic: Don't trust Dangote. Monopolists always cut corners to stay ahead and wipe out competition. If not for the likes of Bua that fought him to a standstill in the cement industry and flour mills that used it's long known history and quality in the flour industry, Dangote would have monopolized both with inferior products at high costs. I think it's the other cabals that can't afford Dangote dominating the oil industry that have come out to expose the challenges with his refinery.
Great viewpoint. At some point the interest of the cabal holding Nigeria down will clash. I feel that what we are about witnessing