₦airaland Forum

princeade86:
Show her wetin? Show her wetin?

CR77:
Buhari is a Scam

searchiing4love:
LIES FROM THE PIT OF HELL. HOW IS IT POSSIBLE TO SPEND 82 MILLION ON JUST A DINNER AMAECHI IS NOT CORRUPT AND NO MATTER HOW HARD WIKE TRIES, WE WILL NEVER BE DECEIVED WITH HIS WANTOM LIES. BUHARI WILL NEVER APPOINT A CORRUPT PERSON IN HIS CABINET BECAUSE IT WILL EMBARRASS HIS GOVERNMENT. WIKE IS A DROWNING MAN WHO IS NOT READY TO GO DOWN ALONE. GOD BLESS THE LION OF UBIMA

Demmocrats:
Questions to CNN/Americans during the Iraq war the bush administration claimed Saddam Hussein had weapon of mass destruction which was the run reason for the war in Iraq was one found in Iraq did any body kill bush for that.


Two question the same bush claimed he will stop terrorist network that caused September eleven attack, did he succeed NO he failed


The same Bush made comments of killing Osama but failed big time.


President Obama succeeded in killing Osama but created a group worst than Osama



The summary of every no plan goes according to plan, bush vowed to kill Osama which he failed and Obama succeeded.


CNN mind your fvcking business and focus on gay laws america approved.

Icecomrade:
I tire for this people. They are provoking this BH guys to kill innocent citizens. Nobody begged them for deadline. They should just stayed focused on their primary task and avoid this media seeking attention

Icecomrade:
Boko haram has been technically defeated as liar mohammed technically said. Boko haram technically attack maiduguri and 50 people was technically killed. But the army is technically hiding the truth by potraying that only 26 people were technically killed. So the news and real truth is technically surfacing on nairaland and everyone is technically making comments

erico2k2:
U just wait until china and India announce they too have discovered oil lol

Atmmachine:
Can Nigeria pump like 40 million barrels per day to exceed the 10 million barrels Saudi Arabia pumps per day ??
Why don't Nigeria attract more buyers than the Saudi Arabia ??
Does the Nigerian oil have limitations or may dry up if pumped excessively ??

Atmmachine:
Why is Saudi Arabia not experiencing the demand and supply ??

Gas proceeds from the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas and others have dropped by 50.2 per cent from $169.728m in January, the latest data from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation have showed.

The NNPC put gas proceeds from the NLNG, Escravos Gas to Liquid, Natural Gas Liquids and NGAS in October at $84.575m.

“Export gas sales and NLNG feedstock accounted for $84.57m i.e. 18.97 per cent contribution to the Federation Account compared with 31.21 per cent contribution in September,” the corporation said in its latest monthly report.

The dip in gas revenue was partly as a result of the sustained fall in global natural gas prices since last year and increased supply in the market.

From a peak of $6 per million British thermal unit last year, the natural gas price has fallen below $2 per mmBtu this year. It was trading around $1.98 per mmBtu.

The NLNG Limited had recently warned that its revenue was being threatened at the international market amid the fall in global oil prices.

Many of the global natural gas markets are linked to oil prices, which have fallen by more than 65 per cent since June last year.

The firm expressed worry over the impact that the fall in crude prices was having on its revenue, stressing that the entry of the United States and Australia into the LNG market was “a real cause for concern.”

The NLNG stated, “The recent fall in crude oil prices from above $100 per barrel in early 2014 to below $60 per barrel in early 2015 and its impact on global LNG/gas prices as well as the demand/supply positions in both our primary and secondary markets in the Atlantic and Pacific Basins have had a significant impact on our revenues and profitability.

“The trend, which will persist till the end of 2015, and which may even worsen going into 2016 with the entry of US and Australian LNG volumes into the market, is a real cause for worry.”

The NLNG, in addition to its traditional deliveries to Europe and the United States, supplies LNG to South America, with deliveries to Mexico and Brazil; and to Asia and the Middle East, with deliveries to Japan, South Korea, India, China, Taiwan, Thailand and Kuwait.

The company, which currently has LNG production capacity of 22 million metric tonnes per annum, is owned by the Federal Government, represented by the NNPC (49 per cent), Shell Gas BV (25.6 per cent), Total LNG Nigeria Limited (15 per cent), and Eni International (10.4 per cent).