752hub:
knock engine loading......

RingRoadCartel:

While you and your useless father wails for the rest of your lives.

sulaak:
Nigeria Palm Oil was once used as a Lubricant for locomotives in Nigeria and the UK before the development of petrochemical lubricants.

Palm Oil was Nigeria's main export and used entirely as an industrial lubricant.

RingRoadCartel:
Devil punish thiefnubuu wherever he's currently receiving treatment.
Because I know he's not sober at the moment.

OlujobaSamuel:

Except he has access to free oil, I don't want to believe his case is lack of money.
A ltr of palm oil and a ltr of engine oil is just about #100/200 difference.
He is ignorant

Exceed15:


Bad development. It will cause damage

yahoodetector:


But their economy is faring better than yours who's head is full of brain. Think before you talk

BreakingNews21:


I salute your intelligence and knowledge of history !!!!!

Igbo men in the Oil Rivers area of present-day Nigeria bring calabashes full of palm oil to sell to a European buyer, c. 1900. Image © Jonathan Adagogo Green / The Trustees of the British Museum, CC BY NC SA

Palm oil was used as an industrial lubricant, in tin-plate production, street-lighting, and as the fatty semi-solid for candle making and soap production. Breakthroughs in chemistry, in the 1820s facilitated a change to large-scale, industrial soap production.

Ever larger quantities of palm oil – increasing from 157 metric tonnes per year in the late 1790s to 32,480 tonnes by the early 1850s – were brought to the UK by small-scale West African traders.

The trade was not for the faint-hearted. Once a year, traders would spend up to six weeks travelling in small schooners to one of the many trading stations on the West African coast. There were several dozen trading stations in the Oil Rivers area of today’s Niger Delta -– the heartland of the West African palm oil trade.

European traders lived and traded entirely on abandoned sailing ships. This was partly to try and avoid deadly diseases, such as malaria and yellow fever, but also because local authorities didn’t let them build on land. Inland trade was controlled tightly by local brokers and village chiefs.

European traders gave these brokers European goods such as cooking utensils, salt and cloth. Then the traders waited on board their ships for them to return, sometimes for months at a time. Many of the African brokers were themselves former slave traders. The slave trade in the Niger Delta did not immediately stop with abolition but continued alongside the palm trade until the 1840s. Palm brokers and European traders continued to use the same network and system developed for the slave trade.

While waiting, the European traders’ coopers would assemble large casks to hold palm oil.

porthouse7:
winners don't wail

EmmyMaestro:
Of course, there was a story that said Malaysia used it to produce aviation fuel. You can even use it to polish shoe.

Holluwhakemmy:
I know I was only joking about it

Tonyfx:


Tinubu wen don use 5 billion naira buy presidential yacht. Dey Play 😂😂😂

advanceDNA:


This same red cooking oil ?? not possible....
...the smoking temperature of red oil is very low which will make it evaporate once engine gets hot...
Besides red oil viscosity/thickness changes very fast with increasing temperature......the engine go knock

RingRoadCartel:
Devil punish thiefnubuu wherever he's currently receiving treatment.
Because I know he's not sober at the moment.

ogawisdom:
Nigerian Man Spotted Using Palm Oil As lubricant For His Motorcycle | #IgbereTV

Ignorance is a big problem

porthouse7:
can u wail for 8yrs

mikywonder:


Na u go suffer pass

RingRoadCartel:

Except, you're not a winner.