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We will see how it will turn out.. Good luck to Nigeria expect any further investors to come in..last year Nigeria only attracted a mere 1bn USD in FDI ..Egypt attracted over 40 billion dollars..I don't even want to mention Kenya and the rest .. Nigerians are the loudest when it comes to destruction..but to build we go silent.. First it was NNPC.. Then we had NUPRC, NUPENG and now PENGASSAN.. let me remind you that Dangote cement have unions there.. this is way beyond aluta for members.. People keep yapping about Dangote workers being maltreated..so is it BUA or Lafarge that cement workers are earning billions. They are complaining that Dangote is importing foreign workers.. What is the credibility of Nigerian workers in handle critical roles ..or you think it isn't costing him more money to retain foreign workers?. Which Nigerian company can handle a standard road construction even Nigeria government patronise foreign companies and workers to hire big projects because they know most Nigerian fully owned companies are rubbish .. bixton: |
You are not seeing the bigger picture If it is voluntary...why does the union want to shove it down the throat of the company.. Their stands IS that all the company's workers must be under union.. and this is for ulterior motives.. You can continue to deceive yourself that it is truly for workers welfare.. cabals who want to bring down the refinery want to use the workers to penetrate into the facility and control.. A clear example has been set.. IOCs who have no business with this are about to go on strike.. the union didn't go on strike when 3bn dollars was spent to rehabilitate dead refineries and none of them work today .. Even the cement manufacturing division of Dangote group have unions.. it is not like the Dangote hates the initiative.. This case is different .you think Dangote is a fool to not know what they want to use so called Union to do his refinery? NNPC tried by trying to starve the refinery from receiving crude. Dangote went ahead to import crude And the fact that his facility sits on a free trade zone gives him the right to do it and most importantly..his facility can crack any crude meaning he doesn't need to stay dependent on Nigerian crude..NNPC failed.. NUPRC tried by calling products from Dangote concentrated with impurities (sulphur) today Nigerians attest to the fact that the product of the refinery are the best for their engines...NUPRC failed.. NUPENG tried by threatening to prevent lifting of products from the refinery..Dangote bought 4000 trucks to do it himself..they failed.. It is PENGASSAN turn..let see how it unfold.. Some how ..all these unions never stood up when the refineries died..when people were stealing crude and subsidy money.. when people imported adulterated products because they are complicit.. You can keep deceiving yourself.. Anfieldboss: |
No business man is a saint.. You are not a saint as well.. He invested his loot in his country..what have PENGASSAN and corrupt politicians done with their own loot.. Nigeria is still recovering Abacha's loot after over 25 years of his death.. Mention one single human who is a saint by any means.. Saturnalia: |
If it is voluntary...why does the union want to shove it down the throat of the company.. Their stands IS that all the company's workers must be under union.. and this is for ulterior motives.. You can continue to deceive yourself that it is truly for workers welfare.. cabals who want to bring down the refinery want to use the workers to penetrate into the facility and control.. A clear example has been set.. IOCs who have no business with this are about to go on strike.. the union didn't go on strike when 3bn dollars was spent to rehabilitate dead refineries and none of them work today .. Even the cement manufacturing division of Dangote group have unions.. it is not like the Dangote hates the initiative.. This case is different .you think Dangote is a fool to not know what they want to use so called Union to do his refinery? NNPC tried by trying to starve the refinery from receiving crude. Dangote went ahead to import crude And the fact that his facility sits on a free trade zone gives him the right to do it and most importantly..his facility can crack any crude meaning he doesn't need to stay dependent on Nigerian crude..NNPC failed.. NUPRC tried by calling products from Dangote concentrated with impurities (sulphur) today Nigerians attest to the fact that the product of the refinery are the best for their engines...NUPRC failed.. NUPENG tried by threatening to prevent lifting of products from the refinery..Dangote bought 4000 trucks to do it himself..they failed.. It is PENGASSAN turn..let see how it unfold.. Some how ..all these unions never stood up when the refineries died..when people were stealing crude and subsidy money.. when people imported adulterated products because they are complicit.. You can keep deceiving yourself.. fxexperts: |
Wallade:If it is voluntary...why does the union want to shove it down the throat of the company.. Their stands IS that all the company's workers must be under union.. and this is for ulterior motives.. You can continue to deceive yourself that it is truly for workers welfare.. cabals who want to bring down the refinery want to use the workers to penetrate into the facility and control.. A clear example has been set.. IOCs who have no business with this are about to go on strike.. the union didn't go on strike when 3bn dollars was spent to rehabilitate dead refineries and none of them work today .. Even the cement manufacturing division of Dangote group have unions.. it is not like the Dangote hates the initiative.. This case is different .you think Dangote is a fool to not know what they want to use so called Union to do his refinery? NNPC tried by trying to starve the refinery from receiving crude. Dangote went ahead to import crude And the fact that his facility sits on a free trade zone gives him the right to do it and most importantly..his facility can crack any crude meaning he doesn't need to stay dependent on Nigerian crude..NNPC failed.. NUPRC tried by calling products from Dangote concentrated with impurities (sulphur) today Nigerians attest to the fact that the product of the refinery are the best for their engines...NUPRC failed.. NUPENG tried by threatening to prevent lifting of products from the refinery..Dangote bought 4000 trucks to do it himself..they failed.. It is PENGASSAN turn..let see how it unfold.. Some how ..all these unions never stood up when the refineries died..when people were stealing crude and subsidy money.. when people imported adulterated products because they are complicit.. You can keep deceiving yourself.. |
what have Africans been able to do for themselves. Let's start with that. you call China out but many of the industries they invest in..what were your fellow Nigerians doing about it. before China built the Lagos Ibadan, warri itakpe and Abuja Kaduna raillines. what were your fellow Nigerian companies and Nigerian leaders doing. A chinese group want to build west africa's first high speed railline in Nigeria between Lagos and Abuja.. before they came.. what exactly were your Nigerian leaders, companies and people doing about it.. black people and common sense are like "like poles of 2 magnets" stonemasonn: |
how does that law make any sense.. do banks have their own union, do private university have unions.. what business does a private venture have with union.. the best is if a company is accused of improper treatment of workers ..they can be taken to court ,..that is the government's job DatNiggaDaz: |
nero2face:what did you learn from working with Dangote group.. why didn't you apply to join any of the sectors unionized by PENGASSAN.. in the division of Dangote group that you worked was there an alternative business man or company.. let say BUA that was paying workers 2x what you earned..cuz you are not making any sense.. anyways... you are only a mere worker..when you begin to own businesses you will understand.. so a man built is own business with his sweat and blood for profit and he should keep people that are not in his interest in it? IOCs that don't have business with it are now forced to join a strike they have to connection with therefore grounding their activities and translating to loss. are there Unions in banks, private hospitals or private universities? |
Osezzua:Do banks have Unions, Do private hospital workers have unions.. when Nigerian refinery laid in decay and shame ..what did their union do? make una continue..both local and international investors are watching |
post a single photo that proof that construction is truly ongoing ElevationD: |
can your fellow Nigerians be as competent as they are? even government will never award key infrastructure project to a Nigerian company, you think Government no wise,... all the major seaport, gas plant, roads, bridges ..go and find out who built them.. the same national assembly where your lawmakers seat was built and is still being maintained by Germans through Julius Berger. the 4 NNPC refineries that most of the workers are Nigerians..is it working today.. you are yet to understand your race,. frog12: |
don't mind them till today ..not even a single photo of one brick of foundation is online for that refinery Feelsgood: |
You are not wise.. now if you use "government support" as a yard stick.. please highlight any of the richest people in Nigeria doing business that has not benefited from the government..Innoson, Otedola, Folorunsho..mention one. some of you people way of thinking is amazing..so what is then key responsibility of government if it is not to support businesses. After all how many jobs can government provide now if you think again that because of this benefits then he is doing you or Nigerians a favour then, you are joking...$20 billion in the economy of ghana or south africa would have yielded much profit plus peace of mind.. some of you complain that there is no FDI in Nigeria, businesses are dying, etc..the few ones that are managing such harsh environment, you use emotions to encourage them to die. FYI.. Dangote's investment in Nigeria is in dollars... the loans he took were mostly in dollars, investors are capitalizing on the dollar value of their investment.. so you can't expect him to sell in naira if he doesn't get a guarantee from the government for getting a dollar equivalent through what ever policy.. someone is importing Crude oil in dollars because IOCs in Nigeria don't want to sell to him in Naira..so you want him to refine the crude and sell in naira?? Emirate Air left Nigeria when they had so much money in naira trapped in Nigeria and they couldn't recoup due to Forex issues ..obviously naira is useless in global trade..you want to call emirate air greedy or cabals?? you can continue to frustrate the biggest investment in this country since 1999 and tomorrow remain shocked why FDI or even investment from Nigerians remain stunted.. Saturnalia: |
Greetings everyone I want to purchase a Starlink and I have a few questions. I want to purchase the gen 2 simply because it offers as much speed as the gen 3 while coming with a mounting rack as against none that comes with the gen 3 (except purchased separately for a high fee). Are there any other genuine and key reasons why you will advice a newbie to buy the Gen 3 as against gen 2? I live in the middle belt ( not Abuja) is it still true and valid today that When I purchase the Starlink in a state like Niger state, I don't get to pay an activation fee (80k). I noticed a few vendors that I reached out to for starlink includes 50k installation fee, 57k subscription fee and 80k activation fee even though activation fee is only for Lagos and Abuja Do I necessarily need to hire someone for set up or is it something an average person will be able to set up. Thank you all |
Tooo loud ... Imagine . |
Hmm. Sadly, he is only a proxy now for the real person in charge (Wike) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEhdQuWmOxk |
I understand your frustration, but it's important to note that the opinions of some individuals on Nairaland don't necessarily represent the entire Nigerian youth or even the broader population. Ibrahim Traoré’s anti-imperialist stance has definitely sparked debate, but it’s also pushing important conversations about Africa’s true independence and the role of foreign powers in African countries. it is also beginning to expose the cracks in democratic system of government however it still remains the best form of government Kemetian: |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEhdQuWmOxk?si=ox3O1sApFSbsNDhu Ibrahim Traoré, the leader of Burkina Faso, is making headlines with 10 bold policies that are reshaping his country and challenging the West. From nationalizing gold mines to rejecting foreign aid, Traoré’s actions are stirring up major political shifts across Africa. Here’s a quick glimpse into his game-changing moves: - Nationalizing gold mines to keep wealth in Burkina Faso - Rejecting foreign aid and securing financial independence - Strengthening military power and forming new regional alliances These are just a few of the revolutionary policies that are putting Burkina Faso on a new path. But why are these moves terrifying the West? Watch the full video to find out why the world is watching closely. |
fabolouz1:Mention the competitors he destroyed. It won't be more than Ibeto who never produced cement but imported |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kosLLF2ModU Abdulsamad Rabiu is one of Africa’s most successful billionaires, with a fortune now worth over $7 billion. But his journey to wealth was not an easy one. In this documentary, we dive into the untold story of how Rabiu rose from family struggles and challenges—including his father’s imprisonment under then Head of State Muhammadu Buhari—to building one of Nigeria’s largest business empires. From his childhood and education to founding BUA Group Nigeria, Abdulsamad Rabiu’s story is one of resilience, vision, and transformation. Today, he is not only the Chairman of BUA Group but also a respected philanthropist through the Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa). This video takes you inside his rise to the top, his role as Chairman of the Bank of Industry, and how he became one of the richest men in Africa, featured regularly on the Forbes Billionaire List. |
it exist ..don't say what you don't know Starpro87: |
let also have the figures for 1999 to 2014 as well.. this did not start from Buhari.. anyways Buhari built a new state house clinic..what is BAT not using it and still flies to France for treatment.. even with all the figures quoted for the state house clinic...most institutions in Nigeria are under funded.. so I don't expect that figure to be enough.. but can't government build just one facility even if it is for themselves for proper health care in Nigeria? |
id4sho:an ambulance is actually needed in his convoy..he could reduced the security vehicles on his convoy not removing an ambulance |
Nigerians do not really understand what makes a good leader and how they want the country that is working should be.. The average Nigerian thinks a president that enters and makes things cheap is a good president...even if roads are not built and everything decay futher, as long as the president can let say subsidize fuel and the exchange rate with the country's insufficient revenue then that president is good.. this is what Obi is promoting. The undiluted truth is . nothing can ever go cheap if things are to work in this country.. If Nigeria must have self sufficiency in energy subsidy has to go..but once you remove it for the better Nigerians will think the other way round. We are not ready mentally as a people Safyqueen: |
MrMcJay:Hmmm true https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLQkpwGH5co |
Lifestone:Exactly 💯💯 If we did not have resilient business men like Dangote, Nigeria would have been done for ..now everybody now wants to jump into refining..from rehabilitating the old refineries to other investors building new ones like BUA |
The entire facility was renovated, watch the video and hear the minister explained that inner sections/ halls are also named after prominent individuals from other arms of government nairamaniac: |
DonBenny77:P.O is not a young blood And young bloods are not what Nigeria needs |
VaginaAcademic:West African countries do not have tangible minimum wages...leave that aspect |
Dangote ain't playing