₦airaland Forum

TenQ:
No sir: meaning that I am NOT wrong

I asked the questions;

1. How much has your country spent on research on crude oil refining?
2. The fact that the kpofire people can do it crudely and inefficiently means that a big country like Nigeria can master the technology within a short time if only they are willing to do the research.
Do you disagree with this?

TenQ:
No sir: meaning that I am NOT wrong

I asked the questions;

1. How much has your country spent on research on crude oil refining?
2. The fact that the kpofire people can do it crudely and inefficiently means that a big country like Nigeria can master the technology within a short time if only they are willing to do the research.
Do you disagree with this?

Tpharell:
There is nothing to learn from people breaking oil pipelines to steal crude oil and cook in the bush other than strategies to end the criminal enterprise

TenQ:
It seems you have a comprehension problem.
No
Go back and read my comment again dispassionately, and you'd realize you didn't even understand it to begin with

TenQ:
2. The fact that the kpofire people can do it crudely and inefficiently means that a big country like Nigeria can master the technology within a short time if only they are willing to do the research.[/i]

Maxymilliano:
If this goes through, 2023 election will be a walk in the park for opposition parties

Tpharell:
Nigeria can do it because we have bright and competent minds to harness both home and abroad, not because of some oil thieves running a criminal enterprise.

TenQ:
Why is it that our bright and competent minds home and abroad cannot solve such a simple problem like refining of crude oil?

Scamburster:
You will ask question and get tired, you are dealing with unfortunate people in this corn tree.

TenQ:
Why is it that our bright and competent minds home and abroad cannot solve such a simple problem like refining of crude oil?

Madmohamed1:
that is the change we are looking for

Is better to call you devil than to call you buhari

Skillsnigeria:
Hmmm

Racoon:
Govt of scammers and fraudsters.An Increment not commiserate with income. This simply mean more hardship loading. Brace for impact people.Meanwhile,
where is Prof.Tam David-West? He also made the useless promise that a Buhari regime will sell fuel for #40 back then

Maxymilliano:
If this goes through, 2023 election will be a walk in the park for opposition parties

Maxymilliano:
https://www.thecable.ng/exclusive-nec-recommends-n302-per-litre-petrol-price-by-february/amp

Tpharell:
Similar reasons why Nigerians are still groping in darkness despite the billions sunk into power. Listen, government's incompetence, inefficiency, corruption, maladministration and all of that should not be a guise to begin to look to criminality for solutions on local crude refining

blackpanda:
You just love to complain about buhari. This is NEC. Buhari is not a member of NEC ok. Nigerias problem is ignorance

TenQ:
Meaning that the Government and its leadership has failed massively. The purpose of governance is to harness the human and economic potentials of a country for the general good of all. And when this is not achieved, the government should resign for better hands to take over.

Useless people who think governance is self enrichment at the expense of the nation.

No one should look at criminality as a solution to any national problem. As the Nigeria Army should not stop using rifles because bokoharam is using them.

Illegal refineries are done by the uneducated worst of Nigeria using the most archaic methods. Our daft leaders think that it is wiser to continue to import refined fuel rather than acquiring technologies with which to be self sufficient.

A wise leadership will pull together researchers with a clear mandate and funding to efficiently refine crude oil in industrial scale. It is NOT rocket science

Ecne:
We are already on this in Rivers State,

Ecne:
When the Head of a Government sets up a Committee to come up with recommendations, whose Government do you think that Committee represents? My Papa's?
You're right by saying 'ignorance'.