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WINON1:Prof Soyinka has the right tocommemt or not to comment about this administration after a year. |
The Port Harcourt Refining Company is currently undergoing various licensing processes following the supply of crude to the plant after it was mechanically completed in December 2023. Senior officials at the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited disclosed this on Saturday. Similarly, the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil), Heineken Lokpobiri, earlier insisted that the plant was at its final rehabilitation stage. “The mechanical work at the Port Harcourt refinery has been completed. Also, crude oil has been sent to the plant. What is being awaited now has to do with licensing and the like. Now, these licenses are given based on some set of time-frames. “Some officials involved in issuing these licenses are still observing the plant. Some of them came in last month and they are still there checking everything. They will also have to test-run the plant and all this will be at their pace. Most of them are foreigners and you can’t rush them. “They have their integrity to protect, for if anything contrary happens at the refinery, the officials might be held accountable and their insurance firms would have to pay for any damage. So it is not entirely on our part when it comes to the takeoff of the refinery,” a petroleum ministry official, who spoke in confidence due to lack of authorisation to talk about the matter, stated. In March this year, the Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPC, Mele Kyari, said the Port Harcourt refinery had received 450,000 barrels of crude oil and would begin operations in April. This, however, did not happen. Kyari had disclosed this at a press briefing after he appeared before the Senate Ad-hoc Committee investigating the various Turn Around Maintenance projects of the country’s refineries. “We did a mechanical completion of the refinery, which was what we said in December. We now have crude oil already stocked in the refinery. We are doing the regulatory compliance tests that must happen in every refinery before you start it, and I assure you that this Port Harcourt refinery will start in the next two weeks. “Completing the mechanical work means that you are done with the rehabilitation work, now you have to test to see how it works. Of course, we have also completed the mechanical work on the Warri refinery. It is also undergoing regulatory compliance; processes that we are doing with our regulator, and this will soon be completed and it will be ready. “Kaduna refinery will be ready by December. We have not reached that stage in Kaduna, but we promise Kaduna will be delivered by December,” the NNPC helmsman had stated. On the volume of crude pumped to the plant at the time, Kyari had said, “All crude lines are active and have delivered over 450,000 barrels into the Port Harcourt refinery.” Earlier at a press briefing on developments in the oil sector on Friday, the petroleum minister defended the ongoing work at the Port Harcourt refinery, as he told journalists that it often takes time before refineries start pumping out refined products after their mechanical completion. Lokpobiri cited the Dangote Petroleum Refinery as an example, stating that the plant did not start releasing refined products immediately after its inauguration by former President Muhammadu Buhari in May 2023. Dangote refinery first released diesel into the Nigerian market in March 2024, followed by aviation fuel, but has yet to release petrol, which is largely consumed nationwide. “Port Harcourt refinery is still in the final stage of rehabilitation. After the flares at the refinery in December (2023), a lot of work has to be done. Recall that Dangote refinery was commissioned by (former) President Buhari before he left. But when did they start producing products? It took a long while. “So it’s not just as easy as Nigerians may think. The best example is that between when Buhari commissioned the Dangote refinery and when it started bringing the products it took a long time. So I believe that within a short time we will get clarity on it (Port Harcourt refinery),” Lokpobiri stated. The minister, however, stated that though he normally received briefings from NNPC on the status of the plant, he had always asked the company about when the refinery would eventually be completed. “I would like you to also go to NNPC. They awarded the contract. They report to me. But they awarded the contract. They are the people who are paying for the contract. And it’s always good to get the information right from the source. I get briefed from time to time. “The same question people are asking me is what I’m also asking them (NNPC). When are we going to actually get this thing done? But they always said, look, Dangote refinery took some time. So it’s not just as easy as we think. “And I think all of you here are witnesses to the Dangote refinery. When it was inaugurated by Buhari and when they started bringing our products. Even up till now, they haven’t started bringing out PMS. It takes time. But our own as a government is to ensure that we support them in any way we can,” Lokpobiri stated. He, however, assured Nigerians that the government was working hard to ensure that the refinery commences the release of refined petroleum products in earnest, as this would impact positively on the country’s economy. https://punchng.com/pharcourt-refinery-undergoes-licensing-minister-defends-rehabilitation-exercise/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
LP is in disarray. Yigbodients will blame tulumbu |
Inflation is slowing down |
Don't sha disturb my movement in Lagos. You can protest in Zamfara or Kano |
saintjimos:The manufacturers cant be blame on this issue. I don't understand why the government is still finding it hard to sort this naira mess after a year. A lot of manufacturers cant survive if things continue like this |
dumahi:Peter obi that was caught with millions of naira in cash in Lagos is not corrupt? Peter obi that fixed government money in a business his family has an interest in is not corrupt? Just dey play He promised to sue people's gazette, I wander when the clown will make the move |
This is the same thing you people said about NIN and BVN. If it cant be done for free, it should be cancelled |
Antivirus92:Without Rigging, Gbajue won't have more than 80% of the votes in the south east |
deathtoLeo2:The koko is that he's the president of Nigeria |
When will be pay local government workers arrears? |
Former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen Tukur Buratai, has urged those wishing Nigeria disintegrate to perish the thought, predicting that the country would continue to remain a united nation. Buratai spoke in Kuta, Osun State on Sunday at the 60th birthday celebration of Olowu of Kuta, Oba Adekunle Oyelude, an event attended by dignitaries that include; Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, ex-president, Olusegun Obasanjo, ex-Osun State Governor, Olagunsoye Oyinlola among others. The ex Army boss, who described Olowu Kuta as a detribalise Nigerian, who has shown love to people across all ethnic groups in the country, said those agitating that the country should disintegrate must be ready to carve out their own part and move it to the ocean. Noting that the experience of civil war has taught Nigerians that agitation to divide the country would always fail, Buratai called for unity to further enhance Nigeria’s development. “You know that Nigeria is one, unless you remove those people who are agitating, and drift (them) to the Atlantic. We will remain one Nigeria, anybody who wants to leave Nigeria should carry the part of the land and take it to the Atlantic; not within the Nigeria territory. It is very clear the level of integration. “There are many Hausas here, there are many Yoruba and Igbo in the north. So, we should not allow politics to becloud our sense of unity and sovereignty. “Anybody that says that he wants to leave Nigeria is a dreamer because we had bitter experience during the civil war. So it is not something that we will joke with,” Buratai said. He advised Nigerians to embrace peace and focus on development, adding that the country should work more to further cement its unity by taking concrete action that would bring about development, and not by mere utterances. In his remarks, Oba Oyelude, said he would continue to champion cause of unity and progress for Nigeria, and called on well meaning Nigerians to do for the country’s unity and progress. https://punchng.com/those-agitating-for-nigerias-division-are-dreamers-buratai/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
deathtoLeo2:President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will is the president of Nigeria and he will rule till may 29 2031 |
It's not happening in Lagos state, so no wahala |
deathtoLeo2:Gbajue will never become the president or vice president of Nigeria |
The Chief Executive Officer of Dangote Refinery, Aliko Dangote, has revealed that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation no longer owns a 20 per cent stake in the refinery. Dangote said this while briefing journalists in Lagos State on Sunday. He said, “NNPC no longer owns a 20% stake in the Dangote refinery. They were met to pay their balance in June but have yet to fulfill the obligations. Now, they only own a 7.2% stake in the refinery.” Details later… https://punchng.com/breaking-nnpc-no-longer-owns-20-of-dangote-refinery-dangote/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
I support this move but okada was banned in some parts of Lagos state, I still see them in the restricted areas |
Rugged |
Kingray10:In Lagos I live, they still try their best In some other states, Governors just give them small change out of what they are entitled to |
Creating more local government area is far better than creating new states |
Well, August is almost here |
Bullfallo:I know someone working at the refinery, he said it will start refining petrol in 2027 ![]() |
Trump is a lucky man |
EngrKemp:You will wail till may 29 2031 |
EngrKemp:You will explain till may 29 2031😄😄 |
KnowAll:Why don't you relocate to Afghanistan? |
mrvitalis:In what areas do you think Jonathan did better than Buhari Tinubu still has 6 years and about 10 month left to get things in shape. he's not doing badly. Once he sort the forex and inflation issue, Nigerians will be singing praises and dancing to his name like the local government workers in Isiala Ngwa North below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTq27Oxo2s0?si=1yPn9yaGVEEp53Q2 |
mrvitalis:GEJ was a failure, even though Buhari performed below average, he's still miles ahead of Jonathan |
Rigging made Gbajue had more than 80% of the votes in the south east |
mightyhaze:🥱🥱🥱 |
SmartPolician:Mahmood don't have such a power |
Ndume is just an idiot |
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Peter Obi is NOT perfect. But, there's no doubt that he's among the best of the alternatives. This video did not reveal what he said before or after. For instance, he was still trying to give examples from his past showing that he's not a bigot when you terminated the view. And true, his ADC as a governor was a Muslim and they still have good relationship until now. I've read news where the man spoke well of him. That's not like what a religious bigot would do.
