₦airaland Forum

Twistaray:
Wow, really, at the emboldened.
I would love to be enlightened tho, can you explain better how?

NB; I am just a curious learner.

Savechild23:
Another method for eastern oil drainage system

BarrElChapo:
What is said about curiosity?

we heard they banned all coneheaded structures from entry...we heard they don't want any sophisticated maarrraans to pick any pocket or snatch any purse/bag/phone

AfonjaConehead:

fuckuigbos:
Igbos will not like this.
God bless Nigeria
God bless Tinubu

fuckuigbos:
Igbos will not like this.
God bless Nigeria
God bless Tinubu

LesbianBoy:
Did anyone hear dangote say he got support from the government. This is why I don't see him as the richest african man. Person wey any government in power dey support ONLY him, why won't he be that rich. This is why Igbos still remain the richest in Nigeria.

Even with all the marginalization dem still rich, now imagine if government support them like they do to dangote, that means an igbo man will be richer than Elon musk

Redoil:
but this same refinery has been commissioned be fore or am i missing something

Twistaray:
Wow, really, at the emboldened.
I would love to be enlightened tho, can you explain better how?

NB; I am just a curious learner.

TheDemola:
1. PMB
2. PRESIDENTS OF GHANA AND CAMEROON
3. SANWO-OLU, SHETTIMA AND EMEFIELE

mrvitalis:
Lmfao ask Dangote who his biggest distributor are for all his business

Every rich man know you can't successfully lunch a product n it gets traction without Igbos as far as Nigeria is concerned

About the refinery ...I haven't been a big fan ...the business model doesn't make much sense to me ...it's appears too weak structurally for me as I see opportunities to beat it in a free market

I know people see it too ...warri Kaduna crude pipeline is this refinery greatest weaklink for the Nigerian market ...but I know he might be targeting the west and central African market

Let's watch him for 5 years ...let the industry mature , laws stabilized ...I hope to see more players with 150,000bpd to 250,000bpd built to target specific zones in Nigeria

fuckuigbos:
[/b]Igbos will not like this[b].
God bless Nigeria
God bless Tinubu

mrvitalis:
distribution channels in Nigeria as you have it today are largely controlled by Igbos n Hausas

Hausas for mostly agro products
Igbos for manufactured goods or imported goods

From pharmaceutical to consumables to cloths to electric to electronics to machines to building materials

Without them ... manufacture the best good if they won't help you distribute it ..it won't sale

Dangote built a factory in Calabar just for one Anambra man ...his biggest cement distributor

I'm sure same man has ordered trucks to distribute petroleum products