₦airaland Forum

Awesome!!

And some ignorant people are still hold USD waiting to cry

I see USD going below 1000 by march 2024

Wow really grateful

EmperorCaesar:
Expecting the enemies of the country to come find fault in this

God bless Nigeria
God bless Dangote

How daft can you be ? How is constructive criticism enemies of Nigeria? How many times have this refinery been postponing the start of refining?

ayusco85:
How daft can you be ? How is constructive criticism enemies of Nigeria? How many times have this refinery been postponing the start of refining?

How many times have you seen a 20 billion dollars industrial projects in Africa?

Ireportlive:

Tinubu is the luckiest President ever
.

May posterity be kind to him.

All these shipments yet no cheap fuel.

Na shipments we go chop?

Solsix:
Mid Jan??

Yeah..

And no petrol yet even by then.

Naija magic.

Crude refining wey no yield PMS.

Biodun556:
;In a big boost towards achieving Nigeria’s energy refining capacity and security, Nigeria’s Dangote refinery has received its next one-million-barrel crude oil cargo from Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Limited (STASCO), bringing the total to three million barrels at the facility’s Single-Point Mooring.

It was also gathered by the ARISE NEWS team that the fourth shipment of crude is on the way.

The company, gearing up to commence operations at 350,000 bpd, is scheduled to start production of diesel and aviation fuel by Mid- January 2024 in which Premium Motor Spirit production is to follow.

Dangote Petroleum Refinery has the capacity to meet 100% of the Nigeria’s requirement of all refined products, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and aviation jet, and also have surplus of each of these products for export.

Earlier this month, the $20bn refinery received its first crude of 950,000-barrel cargo from Nigeria’s Agbami crude berthed at Dangote’s offshore crude receiving terminal in Lekki at about 7pm on December 7, marking the initiation of crude supplies for the refinery’s operations.

The tanker chartered by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), symbolised the initial crude supply to Dangote’s state-of-the-art refinery as it geared up to initiate production.

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The owner, Aliko Dangote had earlier stated that the Dangote Refinery, will fully come online with the refining of 650, 000 barrels per day by the end of 2024.

Dangote, in an interview in November, also said that the refinery would start with refining Nigerian crude, insisting that the refinery’s first priority is to supply petrol to Nigeria before exporting elsewhere, including the West African region.

“We don’t want to start our refinery with foreign goods, we want to start with the Nigerian crude.

We’re more than ready and you will see our gasoline products soon.”

The refinery situated on the outskirts of Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub, had faced delays since its announcement in 2013, despite substantial installation progress made in 2019.

In September 2023, the refinery announced that it will start producing diesel and kerosene in October 2023 and gasoline one month later.

In October, it was clear that the refinery would not yet be able to start operations because the supply of crude oil was stalling, which caused considerable public reaction.

On 25 November, a new date of December 2023 was given for the start of operations, with the refinery expecting a delivery of 6 million barrels of crude oil in December.
https://www.arise.tv/dangote-refinery-22receives-third-crude-shipment-of-1-million-barrels-to-start-diesel-and-aviation-fuel-production-mid-january-2024/?fbclid=IwAR2tM9lJ9SrFIMuL0IE5_QLDl_4h3CYehg_9P1zC2Q6N7mvfPryfB6WBXJw#google_vignette

What happened to the 1st and the 2nd chipment received, abi our politicians don drink am. Nothing is impossible for those guys ooo

Hope he won't quietly sell the crude since refinery isn't ready. I see no reason why they keep publicing shipment received. All we want to see and hear is that the refinery has started production

I thought some people on this forum said the refinery is not completed.but only commissioned?

Then, all these batches of crude, what are they meant for?

omoredia:
Yahoo on a national scale.If anybody has the kind of political support Dangote has u go dey sell shit and will still be cashing out. He is no business man he is a politician wey dey disguise

If his business or politic provide value, not just to his own pocket but the general public as well, why should we not be happy for him?

Imagine other politicians are investing all their stolen wealth in industrial production in the country instead of stashing in abroad, value will be created atleast.

Nigeria is about to gain a never seen before value from Damgote refinery.

lazkizz:
what difference between LPG and CNG??

Which one do we use for cooking, please let it not be more than 300# per kg after all this refineries are completed.

LPG is the one for cooking gas
LNG is the one used to power industries.

michlins:
you read the part abi?

Timeline shifted again to 2024. I honestly want this refinery to start working ASAP

ipob

oz4real83:
I advise this people to leave the media until they actually start refining and their products become available to the general public, all these media publications when the products are not available keeps building mistrust in the hearts of the people.

If a big company like Dangote Refinery leaves the media.
The media will not leave them.
Besides, what goes on there is a news item to any reasonable media outfit.

Where did you get that info from?

Biodun556:
Refining takes two weeks

Wuless82:
What happened to the 1st and the 2nd chipment received, abi our politicians don drink am. Nothing is impossible for those guys ooo

The refinery can consume more than 15 million barrels each month

Much more crude would still go in there

Biodun556:
I pray they spend and invest the money wisely. Tinubu was patient and waited for the right time to grab the presidency. God help him a lot.

It is not about waiting patiently for any auspicious time.
Could he have contested as a Yoruba man to succeed Obasanjo' after 8 years?
Could he have contested in 1999?
Could he have contested to succeed Jonathan as a southerner?

Biodun556:
;In a big boost towards achieving Nigeria’s energy refining capacity and security, Nigeria’s Dangote refinery has received its next one-million-barrel crude oil cargo from Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Limited (STASCO), bringing the total to three million barrels at the facility’s Single-Point Mooring.

It was also gathered by the ARISE NEWS team that the fourth shipment of crude is on the way.

The company, gearing up to commence operations at 350,000 bpd, is scheduled to start production of diesel and aviation fuel by Mid- January 2024 in which Premium Motor Spirit production is to follow.

Dangote Petroleum Refinery has the capacity to meet 100% of the Nigeria’s requirement of all refined products, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and aviation jet, and also have surplus of each of these products for export.

Earlier this month, the $20bn refinery received its first crude of 950,000-barrel cargo from Nigeria’s Agbami crude berthed at Dangote’s offshore crude receiving terminal in Lekki at about 7pm on December 7, marking the initiation of crude supplies for the refinery’s operations.

The tanker chartered by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), symbolised the initial crude supply to Dangote’s state-of-the-art refinery as it geared up to initiate production.

.

The owner, Aliko Dangote had earlier stated that the Dangote Refinery, will fully come online with the refining of 650, 000 barrels per day by the end of 2024.

Dangote, in an interview in November, also said that the refinery would start with refining Nigerian crude, insisting that the refinery’s first priority is to supply petrol to Nigeria before exporting elsewhere, including the West African region.

“We don’t want to start our refinery with foreign goods, we want to start with the Nigerian crude.

We’re more than ready and you will see our gasoline products soon.”

The refinery situated on the outskirts of Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub, had faced delays since its announcement in 2013, despite substantial installation progress made in 2019.

In September 2023, the refinery announced that it will start producing diesel and kerosene in October 2023 and gasoline one month later.

In October, it was clear that the refinery would not yet be able to start operations because the supply of crude oil was stalling, which caused considerable public reaction.

On 25 November, a new date of December 2023 was given for the start of operations, with the refinery expecting a delivery of 6 million barrels of crude oil in December.
https://www.arise.tv/dangote-refinery-22receives-third-crude-shipment-of-1-million-barrels-to-start-diesel-and-aviation-fuel-production-mid-january-2024/?fbclid=IwAR2tM9lJ9SrFIMuL0IE5_QLDl_4h3CYehg_9P1zC2Q6N7mvfPryfB6WBXJw#google_vignette

Na 3rd consignments any NO end product how?

ppogba:
It is not about waiting patiently for any auspicious time.
Could he have contested as a Yoruba man to succeed Obasanjo' after 8 years?
Could he have contested in 1999?
Could he have contested to succeed Jonathan as a southerner?

God's time is the best. The timing favours him

ogododo:
Na 3rd consignments any NO end product how?

The refinery will conveniently consume more than 15 million barrels each month

Biodun556:
Refining takes two weeks

2 weeks will take 2 yrs

omoredia:
Yahoo on a national scale.

If anybody has the kind of political support Dangote has u go dey sell shit and will still be cashing out. He is no business man he is a politician wey dey disguise

There is no business man that is not a politician either publicly or codedly.

Go and ask Hakeem Bello Osagie.

lazkizz:
what difference between LPG and CNG??

Which one do we use for cooking, please let it not be more than 300# per kg after all this refineries are completed.

LPG= liquid petroleum gas, it’s gotten from crude oil distillation. That is,a refinery product. It is also used for cooking

CNG= Compressed natural gas, it’s natural gas gotten from oil wells/gas wells that is already compressed. Usually used to power industrial boilers and other heavy duty equipment.

Biodun556:
God's time is the best. The timing favours him

You should have said that instead of telling us he waited patiently.

video proof or idontbeliv

Even Dangote knows his refinery ain't ready yet.

ppogba:
You should have said that instead of telling us he waited patiently.

Free the guy abeg..

Before he will soon declare Tinubu as omnipotent.

tesppidd:


Free the guy abeg..

Before he will soon declare Tinubu as omnipotent.

I like it when people put things in proper perspective.