Paraman:
He does not need to win all the states in Nigeria to become the president. Go through the figures and percentage of the votes he had in the south south.

Tinubu is the president and true Rivers and south south indigenes are loyal to Tinubu a Yoruba muslim that's ruling Nigeria.

Even Fubara and Ijaw man from Opobo, Rivers state support and respect the president.

Ikwerres like Wike and Secondus are fully supporting him

No one cares if poto poto people love him, So far Ikwerres, Ibibios, Ijaws etc love him, it's okay.

AqualinaXYZ:




Percentage of votes indeed after all the rigging 🤣🤣🤣




PH love Tinubu abi?




Make Tinubu waka with just 5 security men for night in PH I wan check something




Tinubu should move with 5 security men in PH make Obi move alone without security in PH



Una mind go dey

AqualinaXYZ:
Una just dey happy for because my state is coming for the rescue




Make nobody near my state refinery ooo




Make una go build una own




[b][/b]One day I’ll be the Governor of Rivers State and I swear to God and Satan I’ll do the needful to all oil parasites[b]




Unity beggars [/b]

AqualinaXYZ:



Bold of you to think anyone who doesn’t support Tinubu is automatically from South East




LMFAO

PressMyButton:
I was telling them on the thread when wailers were jubilating on the news on FP that PH was set for December, I said the mechanical works had already be completed while test running is ongoing and that marketers will be lifting fuel anytime soon. If your life is dedicated to negativity and bad energy, our own lives are dedicated to good, that's why good things follow us always.

helinues:
Yeepsy. Sweet news to start Sunday.

Nigeria is moving in the right direction

Tunechi5:
Mele Kyari has confirmed that the Port Harcourt refinery will take off in December 2023.

He said this while meeting with the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas on Thursday, November 23.

The Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited said the rehabilitation of the state-run refineries is ongoing and that by December 2024 Nigeria would stop petrol imports.

https://nairametrics.com/2023/11/24/kyari-confirms-port-harcourt-refinery-to-take-off-in-december-2023/

AqualinaXYZ:
Una just dey happy for because my state is coming for the rescue




Make nobody near my state refinery ooo




Make una go build una own




One day I’ll be the Governor of Rivers State and I swear to God and Satan I’ll do the needful to all oil parasites




Unity beggars

AqualinaXYZ:




Percentage of votes indeed after all the rigging 🤣🤣🤣




PH love Tinubu abi?




Make Tinubu waka with just 5 security men for night in PH I wan check something




Tinubu should move with 5 security men in PH make Obi move alone without security in PH



Una mind go dey

Paraman:
IPOBdients in the mud

lexylaw40:
Petrol Production Begins Next Week At Port Harcourt Refinery After Christmas Holiday — FG
porscheclassy.comDec 22, 2023 1:12 PM

The Federal Government has reassured Nigerians that production of petrol and liquefied natural gas (LNG) at the Port Harcourt Refinery will restart after the Christmas holiday.

The confidence is based on the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited’s (NNPCL)’mechanical completion and flare start-up’ of Phase one of the 210,000 barrels per day (bpd) refinery.

The facility’s testing is claimed to be ongoing.Heineken Lokpobiri, Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil), Ekperikpe Ekpo, NNPCL Group Chief Executive Officer Mele Kyari, NNPCL Board Chairman Pius Akinyelure, and Port Harcourt Refinery Managing Director Ibrahim Onoja made the announcement during a media tour of the refinery in Eleme, Rivers State.

The tour coincided with the 15th Rehabilitation SteerCo meeting.

Lokpobiri told reporters that with the Phase One now ready, efforts would be geared towards the completion of the Phase Two of the facility in the last quarter of next year.

He said: “The mechanical part is completed and this is the beginning of the completion of not just this Port Harcourt Refinery phase one and two, but the one for Warri, and then the one in Kaduna, so that we would be able to benefit from this massive investment that the country has made.”

Also, Ekpo said with the commencement of petrol production after Christmas, there will be more LPG(cooking gas) supply to the Nigerian market.

He added: “The good news equally to LPG users that as the refinery commences after Christmas, we will have sufficient supply of LPG which will reduce the import at that level.”

NNPCL boss Kyari explained that the refinery pumps had been rehabilitated to allow the circulation of crude within the facility.

He said: “It is just to thank the team for doing great work and for keeping the promise we made to over 200 million Nigerians, and we know that this is a promise we can keep.

“We have a competent contractor and subcontractors. Our staff members are extremely determined to deliver on this project, and today, it is a promise fulfilled. Phase Two will be completed in the last quarter of 2024..

“We know all the scepticism that is in the public space but today has shown that we can fulfill commitments. NNPC is here to deliver value and we will get things done going forward.

“We have done a great deal of work to get the refinery to work. Our team has been working 24 hours a day and we are happy with the results we have today.”

NNPCL Board Chairman Akinyelure, who described the completion of Phase One as “historic,” said he promised President Bola Tinubu that the refinery would be ready by the end of this year

He said: “I am here this morning to witness this historic ceremony on the mechanical completion of the Port Harcourt Refinery. We are proud of the staff and entire management of the refinery. We will be at the highest level of production, and if possible export part of our production.

“Doubts had been expressed by several Nigerians about the ability of NNPCL to make this facility available to support the distribution of fuel in the country. But today, I see them happy.”

Onoja also said the mechanical completion of the refinery was historic in that it would help buoy the nation’s economy.

He said: “Today is a very happy day for me. I was part of the story from the beginning. We had a Presidential directive to get the refinery working. The NNPCL Group CEO asked us to give him an unassailable process that will not fail.

“We set governance in process and got the best team to do the work. We created a transparent project. We have 118 pumps in this first phase, the columns were filled and it will produce 60,000 barrels per day. It will create jobs and earn forex for the country.”

* Tinubu a promise keeper, says FNM

The Future Nigeria Movement (FNM) welcomed the completion of the Phase One of the facility. It described President Tinubu as a promise keeper

Its Leader Livingstone Wechie, said the turnaround was hitherto used by some agents of the Federal Government to siphon billions of dollars but that Tinubu ended such practice by ensuring its completion.

The Port Harcourt refinery comprises two units, with the old plant having a refining capacity of 60,000 bpd and the new plant 150,000 bpd.

It was shut down in March 2019 for the first phase of repair works after the government secured the services of Italy’s Maire Tecnimont to handle the scoping of the complex, with oil major Eni appointed technical adviser.

In 2021, NNPC Ltd. said repairs had started after the Federal Executive Council approved $1.5bn for the project.

The refinery had over the years performed below optimal levels which resulted in the importation of petroleum products for domestic use for many years to cover for the gap in the refinery’s output.

*Dangote refinery receives another one million barrels of crude

Dangote Refinery has made a further move towards the commencement of production of refined petroleum products with the receipt of an additional one million barrels of bonny light crude from the NNPCL.

About a week ago, the refinery received one million barrels of Agbami crude grade from Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Limited (STASCO).

Managing Director of Dangote Ports Operations, Mr Akin Omole told reporters at the Dangote Quay, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos that the facility was expecting more supplies before the end of this year.

Designed for 100 percent Nigerian crude, the 650,000 bpd refinery can process most African crude grades as well as Middle Eastern Arab Light and even US Light tight oil.

iamtoofan:




People are right to express Doubts esp. when it concerns the refineries nothing we never hear ... stories upon stories

these as nothing to do with negativity or bad belle, but even myself i have decided not to Trust any news until the refineries are declared working and evidently supplying

some old rogues no fit dey carry us play

anonimi:


It is Tinubu and APC lies that are in the mud and will continue to be there.

Alaigbo:
Yes over 99% from Igboland do not support Tinubu so what exactly is your foolish point.

As the refinery TAM is now successful you no longer want the world to know you Igbos claim Tinubu is a druggie wey de poopoo n weewee for body.

16 years of the foolish n cursed PDP it could never complete a single TAM. Tinubu came n in less than one you completed the TAM of the PH refinery.

Paraman:
You're from the south east chinedu.

Paraman:
Rivers state is not part of Igbo land. Igbo land start and end in the south east. Go and ask your Igbo brothers what the ikwerres did to them in Rivers state.

vowiski:
The same refinery Senate said will begin operation in December ?

Paraman:
Which PH men hate Tinubu?

https://guardian.ng/news/secondus-sekibo-others-declare-loyalty-to-tinubu-fubara/#:~:text=A%20former%20National%20Chairman%20of,the%20state%20governor%2C%20Siminalayi%20Fubara.

You better go check the results of the 2023 presidential election

With the wanders Tinubu is doing in PH, he will comfortably win the state again in 2027.

Only Igbos from the south east hate Tinubu because he's a Yoruba man doing great things

Alaigbo:
You are right PDP over 16 years could not fix this with trillions of dollars wasted so it is difficult for any obidient ipob to believe Bola Tinubu can turn it around in less than a year. I get your pont

nairalanda1:
N500 per liter? Not too sure of the quality of the stuff coming from the refinery though.

Saao:
Petrol 180 naira last year, someone is saying at 500 naira is crashing of price. Again all the noise of refinery working we have heard that couple of times, so it's not new. We are not fighting them, anything they like they do and go away with it, we can't fight them and no one to fight them on our behalf as it stands, NEPA becoming worse than before and we won't and can't do anything. Una kontinue

Melchizzedek:
But N500 is way too much for something we have the raw materials and are produced locally. Logically speaking,It should be sold at N1 just as it is sold at $1 in USA.

Flows001:

This comment clearly shows that you are truly an agbadorian..

So you believed Tinubu truly won in Rivers state?

Melchizzedek:
But N500 is way too much for something we have the raw materials and are produced locally. Logically speaking,It should be sold at N1 just as it is sold at $1 in USA.

nairalanda1:


1.IN fairness to PDP, the Dangote refinery construction kicked off under GEJ. (GEJ 's government also helped Dangote get some of the initial loans needed for the thing).

2. The basic reason why we have had bad refineries under PDP? Subsidy. The price controls inherent in subsides meant that the petroleum sector could not make enough profits to fix refineres (yes TAM, but at the end, a lot of TAM;s were skipped over the years because no money for the thing. The refineries need far more in costs than just the TAM).

3.The only reason why Port is working now? The potential that subsides may be eventually removed.

4.If your side had kept quiet in 2011 and listened to GEJ and his people on why subsides are bad, by now we would have had more refineries coming up and growing.

AqualinaXYZ:




Who is saying Rivers is Igbo?




If you get sense last presidential election for tell you say Rivers no like Tinubu



I wonder why every comment from a rivers man will sound you like it’s from South East