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Try to be sound in English at least so that people can take cognizance of how to fight for you. Will you blame BUHARIIIIIIII for this again?

Why can’t FG invest on Nigeria refineries rather than exporting.... this matter don tire person abeg��

Mko123:


Try to be sound in English at least so that people can take cognizance of how to fight for you. Will you blame BUHARIIIIIIII for this again?

Shey na by English?

Bonanza643:
someone told me those people selling grounded pepper in bulk do mix it with other things such as millet.... joro.......ginger......wheat......flour... caprioca.....etc
they add one or more of this so they can get even more profits from their grounded pepper business....
please how true is this?

Ask Google

Lie!!!

Bonanza643:
someone told me those people selling grounded pepper in bulk do mix it with other things such as millet.... joro.......ginger......wheat......flour... caprioca.....etc
they add one or more of this so they can get even more profits from their grounded pepper business....
please how true is this?

Ekrebx007:
Why can’t FG invest on Nigeria refineries rather than exporting.... this matter don tire person abeg��

I blame Gej �

JONSYN7154:
Lie!!!

its true bro

Coldie:
Ask Google

google don't know this

Don't worry our new oil well is called Borrowing

Bonanza643:


its true bro

how is it true?
Here in the North nothing like that.

JONSYN7154:
how is it true? Here in the North nothing like that.

here in Lagos city everything is possible bro

Bonanza643:
someone told me those people selling grounded pepper in bulk do mix it with other things such as millet.... joro.......ginger......wheat......flour... caprioca.....etc
they add one or more of this so they can get even more profits from their grounded pepper business....
please how true is this?

If you wanna buy next time, buy from aboki... Na yoruba and ibo dey do that not aboki.

Bonanza643:


here in Lagos city everything is possible bro

Except in Lagos. You can order yours from the North if you have someone that can do that for you.

We should not be buying gas and petrol all should be refined here

Men clothing buy at low price

Oil has made this country so lazy..


Just imagine! We are blessed with so much mineral resources, that we are even yet to tap into 10 % of what God has put under the ground.


May thunder and lightning strike these useless leaders

Selfmotivated:

Nigeria is a useless country, can't they just diversify the economy for good.

When we have a government that is not serious what you get is just mere talk and no will politically and economically to act.

Bonanza643:
someone told me those people selling grounded pepper in bulk do mix it with other things such as millet.... joro.......ginger......wheat......flour... caprioca.....etc
they add one or more of this so they can get even more profits from their grounded pepper business....
please how true is this?

Go and arrest them naaaaaa,why trouble us?

Nigeria should invest in the entertainment industry. It's a direct and indirect major earner for the US. Indirectly, it spreads US influence internationally, which in turn rewards US financially.

Music industry revenue in the U.S. 2009-2020
Published by Statista Research Department, Nov 23, 2021
Data on recorded music industry revenue in the United States from 2009 to 2020 shows steady growth from 2015 onwards. The revenue reached 8 billion U.S. dollars in 2020, up by 7.5 percent from the 7.4 billion reported in the previous year

The market size, measured by revenue, of the Movie & Video Production industry is $17.4bn in 2021.

Instead of Nigeria's disloyal music stars going online ( e.g Flavor) to support Shatta Wole and talking of helping music stars from Ghana and elsewhere, they should be investing in young Nigerians. They should be laying the groundwork for sustainability of Nigeria music. Invest in music instruments manufacturing, stores, music making studios etc in Nigeria.

Stop going over to Ghana to fawn around and act stupid.

You Nigerians only have yourselves, your huge population is one of your few asset don't let that go!

34 cents per barrel of crude oil? Is the writer of this article high on Igbo?

Bonanza643:
someone told me those people selling grounded pepper in bulk do mix it with other things such as millet.... joro.......ginger......wheat......flour... caprioca.....etc
they add one or more of this so they can get even more profits from their grounded pepper business....
please how true is this?

Wasup with this pepper stuff, you're all over nairaland with this topic, go ahead and sell your adultrated pepper

treesun:


They are still wasting money looking for non existent oil in Bauchi and Gombe; rather than invest in renewable energy!

Nigeria cannot invest in renewable energies. Let's not kid ourselves too much. Where is the research program here that can match all of the effort that has been put into this in more developed economies?

Crude oil, while it hasn't benefited this country as much as hoped for, is the reason why Nigeria is different from many African dead ends like Togo, Liberia or Guinea. And crude oil will remain relevant for the next 50 to 70yrs despite rapid development in non-fosil fuel tech. Therefore, I really don't see how it's a bad idea if we pursue efforts to locate oil in the Chad basin. After all, the French found oil in Niger and in Chad itself!

Yes, I understand the petty politics of ethnicity and geography that bedevil the Nigerian mind. Still, some of us have to see the bigger picture and stay above the idiocy of wishing failure on ourselves. Let's have oil in the Chad basin and it may turn out to be the balancing act we needed since the 60s to stabilize Nigeria's so-called "political equation".

This bubu government, na only to dey slash and borrow and to dey travel up and down him Sabi.

Ekrebx007:
Why can’t FG invest on Nigeria refineries rather than exporting.... this matter don tire person abeg��

You don't understand the geopolitics of oil. Iran has robust refining capacity yet nobody buys products from them because America said don't. Once upon a time, Russian D2 diesel was banned in Nigeria, ostensibly for not meeting standard!

If Nigeria decides not to sell crude anymore and scales her refining capacity to switch export to products only...our number 1 & 2 buyers, India and China may switch to other sellers as they have there own refining capacity and don't wish to buy products when they can lift crude for local refining. That's you loosing the guys that guarantee 60% of your crude sales!

Also, you will need to invest in huge storage capacity (mostly underground artificial cisterns, overground tankfarms and offshore super tankers). Believe me, our next 15yrs budget can't even fund these. Also, you'd be needing the technology of the same Chinese and Indians you plan to undercut, to achieve this project. You won't get it. Forget the Europeans and Americans, they won't even listen to you unless maybe you pay upfront.

Koko is, it is a very long term project, even if we can somehow achieve the dream. And I don't see how democratic admins with 4yrs shelf life and needing projects to campaign for next elections with will have the political will to invest HEAVILY in decade long projects like above.

sterlingD:

When we have a government that is not serious what you get is just mere talk and no will politically and economically to act.

I feared the country will feel it by 2030 when electrically powered cars will be invented. God bless Nigeria with enormous resources but they are misusing it, what if the oil dried up one day. They will eventually return to agriculture.

No cause for alarm, na the extra wey we de put ontop the global price of oil dem wan reduce, from +33cents to +24cents per barrel...
This would greatly improve our game at the lobbying platforms, close to the likes of Saudi Arabia.
We are still good to go.

Oh

Eriokanmi:
Damn!. It's high time the FG began massive retrenchment of workers in some unproductive sectors so that whatever they borrowed would be judiciously used and won't be for salary payments anymore but I doubt, because na dem people full there. Developing this country is a joke.. where just 2 civil servants are linked to over 300 houses when they're not dangote or otedola or elumelu( none of these people even own up to that despite their affluence ). I remember that fulani accountant at the ministry of power who was exposed by fashola, which made them remove the ministry from under him. He had over 50 houses in choice locations in abuja with Iver 50 exotic cars... l'ara owo epo wa naani. Free oyel money. The case is long forgotten. And we expect power to improve? What a joke!

When everybody was shouting diversification and investment in agriculture which used to be our mainstay before the advent of oil, they turned deaf ears because of the free money they were getting from oil. If I were Nigerian youths, I'd form a virile political party and infuse the same united spirit of endsars to chase these old cargos away. Their policies are archaic. They claim Nigerian population was over 60% youths yet they they had the impudence to block twitter, their means of livelihood. What an insult. Only God knows how many billions Nigerian youths doing business on twitter must have lost so far. This season used to be their boom period. I wish the youths could pay them back in their coin, come 2023 since they have the number.

Your attempt to ethnicise the Nigerian problem is an epic fail, and exposes you as a bigot.
How come the presidents who are not Fulani failed to diversify the economy when they had the chance for 13 years out of the past 20 years? Why did they not retrench workers to cut wasteful salary? Or poverty was not existing in Nigeria in their own time?

Ekrebx007:
Why can’t FG invest on Nigeria refineries rather than exporting.... this matter don tire person abeg��

You are free to also invest in refinery, not only in crypto and money doubler schemes

Makes no commercial at all.
If you are unable make your required volume of sale it makes for sense to increase prices than to slash.

I have yet to see a situation where reducing price has ever resulted in more net income.