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teamchocolate:You are dead wrong!! SURGEON GENERAL in the US is not the equivalent of a Health minister, edit your post quickly. |
He forgot a new sheriff is in town, after 7days you will lose your immunity then your supporters will start shouting witch hunt, now you have initiated yourself into witch craft no wahala |
IsraeliAIRFORCE: ![]() How old are you? |
giantstrides:Which currency do you think can support balance of trade worldwide? |
Finally, the worst has happened |
DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran has ordered a rise in oil output by 500,000 barrels a day following the lifting of sanctions, official media reported, but fellow OPEC member the United Arab Emirates said any extra crude would delay the market's recovery. Iranian officials have said repeatedly in recent days that they were ready to raise output by half a million barrels per day, pouring more supply into a market glut that has routed global crude prices. Tehran has not outlined what this would mean for exports but has also pledged to boost production further in the coming months. Oman, which is not a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), said it was not worried by the prospect of extra Iranian supply because the market was already awash with oil but said it was ready to cut output. Oil prices hit their lowest since 2003 on Monday as the market braced for additional Iranian exports, but later turned positive. Benchmark Brent crude was trading at around $29.25 at 1220 GMT. "Iran is able to increase its oil production by 500,000 barrels a day after the lifting of sanctions, and the order to increase production was issued today," Deputy Oil Minister Rokneddin Javadi, who also heads the National Iranian Oil Company, was quoted as saying by Iran's Shana news agency. The United States and European Union on Saturday revoked sanctions that had cut Iran's oil exports by about 2 million barrels per day (bpd) since their pre-sanctions 2011 peak to little more than 1 million bpd. In the first comment by a Gulf OPEC member about Iran since sanctions were lifted, UAE Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazroui said that any new production coming into the market would delay the rebalancing of the market and "that's the bad news". "Does Iran have the right to do so? Yes because they are a member of OPEC. Is it going to help the situation? No," Mazroui told reporters on the sidelines of a conference in Abu Dhabi. Oman was ready to cut output by between five and 10 percent to stabilize the oil market and urged all producers should do the same, Omani Oil Minister Mohammad bin Hamad al-Rumhy said. OPEC forecast on Monday that oil supply from non-member countries would post a larger-than-expected decline this year due to the collapse in prices. Supply outside OPEC would decline by 660,000 barrels per day (bpd) in 2016, led by the United States, OPEC said in a report. Last month, OPEC predicted a drop of 380,000 bpd. The report did not mention the supply impact of the lifting of sanctions on Iran but if exported, the 500,000 bpd would fill most of the hole left by non-OPEC members. Nevertheless, analysts say Iran may struggle to rapidly boost its production because its infrastructure, harmed by years of inactivity, needs foreign investment that will take time to arrive. On Sunday, the head of Italy's Eni SpA said Iran would need to attract $150 billion to become a major producer, and that "is not something that can be done in a second". (Reporting by Bozorgmehr Sharafedin; Writing by Sam Wilkin and William Maclean,; Editing by David Goodman and Anna Willard) http://news.yahoo.com/iran-orders-oil-output-boost-uae-sees-market-154029241.html |
ncolumella:That Generator so close to the LPG tanks? with no surface cooling system, no earthing? isnt that a 7.5kg extinguisher for a 2.5ton LPG plant? you must have a death wish. |
stilljigga: ![]() |
GeoOla25:Borehole is your destiny now, take heart |
GeoOla25:Borehole is your destiny now |
bakynes: ![]() |
scachy:Naa calling you a wailer is an insult to wailers, you are a fvcktard, you have no idea how the real world works |
bezimo:OPEC requires a significant control of world's oil output for a cut back to be effective, for now, their 40% control isn't significant enough hence any cut will sacrifice their market share, not in OPEC's interest yet to cut back production. it's a two prong approach while your sinister way of cutting production may be considered by some desperate countries, it is imperative to know that higher industrial activities will trigger an increased demand, hence an improved price. Are you by any chance related to Lucifer? ![]() |
Bevista:You are right about Saudi, they can pump for as low as $10/bbl, likewise Kuwait and Iraq can pump for near low prices, yet most of them are OPEC members, it is clear that the interest of OPEC member states are no longer synchronized. Saudi happens to be the highest OPEC producer, like the others who have low production cost will likely favour market share over falling prices hence will refuse to act, conversely, Nigeria as a member has a relatively higher production cost with a resultant budget deficit will likely favour a higher price over market share. I strongly believe that the common ground for all parties will be for OPEC to increase its market influence before cutting down production. The US has dropped about 82,000bbls which is a clear sign that most of its Shale oil fields are no longer profitable. OPEC members who are hard hit should woo more countries to join, if OPEC controls over 60% of the world's Total output, then a significant production cut will drive up prices while keeping market shares in tact. |
ouch!! |
Kposkila: ![]() |
Another promise? hope you dont blame PDP after winning |
inlandtaipan:Onitsha is more populated than Enugu |
[quote author=myproperty post=42085680] How educated are you that forgot that Shagari inherited an empty treasury from OBJ and did not blame OBJThere was an economic boom till 1977, Shagari squandered the proceeds which fueled a coup that dethroned him, who is he supposed to complain to? How educated are you that also forgot that Amaechi's governors forum kicked against saving.You started very well in your comments but as expected of many Nigerian youths, you introduced traders market gossip in your submission. The ECA was created by the OBJ's administration which is a form of savings from the excess crude account, though the account was in contravention of the constitution, the FG held on to the funds in good faith hence no complain from the governors who by constitutional provision are supposed to be beneficiaries of the funds as well. Came Jonathan's administration, Okonjo iweala and Jonathan in cohort were withdrawing from the account illegally, a breach of good faith that has upheld its existence in the face of illegality. The latest discovery was a 1.07T illegal withdrawal that financed Jonathan's 2011 elections and fraudulent subsidy claims by his cronies, on that premise, the governors forum opted to remind the FG the true status of the account by declaring it illegal in court. That is not where the story ends, after the money was shared, the FG's share was still substantial hence the SWF was created from that amount. Presently, Kolade who was appointed as the manager of the funds resigned saying that he has never seen a kobo since his committee was inaugurated. So If you had sense these are the questions to ask; Why did Amaechi demand the sharing of the ECA? If he didn't, what fate will befall it in the hands of okonjo and jonathan? After the Sharing, what happened to the Fg's share of the ECA? You may tame your ignorance here http://transparencyng.com/news/117-politics/5595-sovereign-wealth-fundgovernors-reject-n107trn-illegal-deductions.html "The governors described the action of the government as executive lawlessness and impunity. They claimed that the proposed disbursement of $1 billion by the federal government, her minister of finance and other officers would create a state of fait accompli and helplessness, if not stopped immediately". How educated are you that refuse saying the truth that as at May 29 GEJ left behind the sum of US$29billion in Foreign Reserve and $2billion in$29b in a $500b economy with crude sales of over $115 per barrel for 3years? you are a fvcktard!! please the period of victory honey moon is over. let the government go to work and stop blamingI agree with this part unequivocally. |
ckmayoca:You are comparing the plight of kids borne out of reckless parental mis adventure with once productive persons reduced to refugees in their own country? I strongly advise you change your cranial fluid to Mobil XHP. |
He is funding his own election hence doesnt need to be making politically correct statements.........kerry |
Funny how OP Pulo shield is banning outboard 200hp and above just now, when are we ever going to be proactive in this country? Outboard engines that big on a fibre boat will out run any military gunboat in the creek aiding the escape of militants. Any outboard above 75hp should be banned in the creek. |
Shortyy:Let me sound it loud enough to your hearing however dumb you are, there is nothing else to do outside recovering our stolen funds. The Nigerian budget is running at a -sign, I chose not to use the word "deficit" for fear blockheads like you may not understand. If your father is a civil servant, by June this year, The FG has no answer where his salary will come from, so this corruption fight is no longer in fulfilment of campaign promise but a radical fund raising activity for this government to work. there is no Government that function without funds, this one in question is broke and someone has to provide the funds, if it is Dasuki or Metuh, so be it. Do you rather Metuh be off the hook while govt increase taxes to raise funds? like increasing VAT to 20%? is that what you want? now go and hide in the dust bin where you reside. |
The fear of Buhari is the beginning of accountability in governance, even house of reps members know they can no longer embezzle constituency funds. Don't deliver on the projects and become the next Dasuki gate!! |
Seems like the BBOG group are receiving some foreign aid for this |
Deliver in Miami yet the olodo grandfather had 6yrs to replicate such health care facility in Nigeria, !diots!! Can't wait to see you lots in prison |
Ariani:Another comprehension deficient individual next!!, |
Molebs:You should show empathy for the emptiness of your country men, the comments here can only come from individuals with advanced form of dementia. There is no room for these empty vessels on our national stage anymore, it is because of their emptiness that the senate wanted to gag us with their anti social media law, enough is enough, these oshogbo retards must go back to the cage that released them. It is time to label them for what they are and the emptiness they represent. |
eddy4naija:Where will you get the money to develop them? how much is your annual budget? how many foreign investors have showed interest in them and Nigeria denied them operating license? sometimes you guys should shut up and stop giving other countries the impression that Nigeria is a farm of goats. You hardly read sensible comments these days, only ignorant drunks and junkies. |
Biafrarep:Very well then, pay the other states the development cost that was invested in the Niger delta, guess you think oil comes out through prayer and fasting? take your brain to the surgeon general for oil change, some of you are nincompoops by default. |
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