₦airaland Forum

Zico5:
I don't know the game Tinubu is playing but these people are walking towards doom. How can u import crude oil when we have it in abundance here. Is there no way the federal government can mandatory it for Dangote to patronise our crude oil in order to bring down the price. Probably these people think we are all fools in this country. Revolution that's coming will surely sweep everyone of them. Even Dangote will run for his life.

FuckTheMod:
Dangotè is just a criminal and greedy bastard.

IF HE LIKES, LET HIM IMPORT FUEL FROM GHANA OR BENIN REPUBLIC, NA YOURSELF U DEY DECEIVE.

SENSELESS GREEDY MALO BASTARD.

clarion30:
Does it mean Nigeria doesn't export crude oil anymore? Why import something that the country exports?
Are these people alright?

Throwback:
See as tone don dey change.

Gone are the days some were boasting that they will not sell their "oyel" to Dangote because he did not site his refinery in their own region. That they will see how he will operate without them.

Now, they are equally lamenting why Dangote is buying crude from other countries.

Who would lose if Dangote gets his crude oil from outside Nigeria?

The answer is in the cry of sabotage. Self-destructive sabotage.

Curious345:
Are you drunk

dre11:
https://www.thecable.ng/report-dangote-refinery-to-import-crude-oil-from-brazil/amp/

Ttipsy:
We all know where the oil is coming from
Don’t get carried away

Unperturbedpota:
Your grammar is extremely poor for someone assumed to be a university graduate.

Informal Language and Tone:
Phrases like "See as tone don dey change" and "Gone are the days" are informal and use colloquial language. These should be rephrased for clarity and formality.

Grammar and Structure:
"That they will see how he will operate without them" is grammatically incorrect. It should be clarified.
"Now, they are equally lamenting why Dangote is buying crude from other countries" can be more concise and clear.
"Who would lose if Dangote gets his crude oil from outside Nigeria?" needs slight rephrasing for better flow.

Punctuation:
Missing commas and periods need to be added for better readability.

Clarity and Conciseness:
The overall message is clear but can be more concise and professional.

Corrected Version
Notice how the tone has changed.

Gone are the days when some people boasted that they would not sell their oil to Dangote because he did not site his refinery in their region. They claimed they would see how he could operate without their support.

Now, they are lamenting that Dangote is buying crude from other countries.

Who stands to lose if Dangote sources his crude oil from outside Nigeria?

The answer lies in their cries of sabotage—self-destructive sabotage.

Zico5:
I don't know the game Tinubu is playing but these people are walking towards doom. How can u import crude oil when we have it in abundance here. Is there no way the federal government can mandatory it for Dangote to patronise our crude oil in order to bring down the price. Probably these people think we are all fools in this country. Revolution that's coming will surely sweep everyone of them. Even Dangote will run for his life.

sIfioksq:
That's exciting, Dangote is expanding globally. Can't wait to see the results!

sIfioksq:
That's exciting, Dangote is expanding globally. Can't wait to see the results!

AbuTwins:
God Bless Dangote!
God Bless Nigeria!

Unperturbedpota:
Your grammar is extremely poor for someone assumed to be a university graduate.

Informal Language and Tone:
Phrases like "See as tone don dey change" and "Gone are the days" are informal and use colloquial language. These should be rephrased for clarity and formality.

Grammar and Structure:
"That they will see how he will operate without them" is grammatically incorrect. It should be clarified.
"Now, they are equally lamenting why Dangote is buying crude from other countries" can be more concise and clear.
"Who would lose if Dangote gets his crude oil from outside Nigeria?" needs slight rephrasing for better flow.

Punctuation:
Missing commas and periods need to be added for better readability.

Clarity and Conciseness:
The overall message is clear but can be more concise and professional.

Corrected Version
Notice how the tone has changed.

Gone are the days when some people boasted that they would not sell their oil to Dangote because he did not site his refinery in their region. They claimed they would see how he could operate without their support.

Now, they are lamenting that Dangote is buying crude from other countries.

Who stands to lose if Dangote sources his crude oil from outside Nigeria?

The answer lies in their cries of sabotage—self-destructive sabotage.

Matabue1985:
i dont understand what is really going on in this country, cant dangote buy the crude oil directly from Nigeria? or does Nigeria dont export crude oil again? Nigeria is among the lagest crude oil producing nation in the world, dangote buying crude oil from brazil and the US simply means that he has to pay to ship the oil to Nigeria which is going to influence the price dangote going to sell to making the fuel more expensive to Nigerians. somebody pleas throw more light on this issue because am confused right now

Stevosty:
Refinery the govt can't build, private person built, no crude oil for him, it exposes the doom that awaits the country if nothing is done, the future has been mortgaged and squandered.

sIfioksq:
That's exciting, Dangote is expanding globally. Can't wait to see the results!

shortgun:
Oga shut the fu*ck up on matters you know nothing about.
Who's controlling Nigeria's crude oil?
Do South South people have any say on where or who their crude oil should be sold?

Creamypie:
I thought u knew them don use our crude borrow in advance.i mean even the crude yet to be drilled

Stevosty:
Refinery the govt can't build, private person built, no crude oil for him, it exposes the doom that awaits the country if nothing is done, the future has be mortgaged and squandered.

Zico5:
I don't know the game Tinubu is playing but these people are walking towards doom. How can u import crude oil when we have it in abundance here. Is there no way the federal government can mandatory it for Dangote to patronise our crude oil in order to bring down the price. Probably these people think we are all fools in this country. Revolution that's coming will surely sweep everyone of them. Even Dangote will run for his life.

sIfioksq:
That's exciting, Dangote is expanding globally. Can't wait to see the results!

Unperturbedpota:
Your grammar is extremely poor for someone assumed to be a university graduate.

Informal Language and Tone:
Phrases like "See as tone don dey change" and "Gone are the days" are informal and use colloquial language. These should be rephrased for clarity and formality.

Grammar and Structure:
"That they will see how he will operate without them" is grammatically incorrect. It should be clarified.
"Now, they are equally lamenting why Dangote is buying crude from other countries" can be more concise and clear.
"Who would lose if Dangote gets his crude oil from outside Nigeria?" needs slight rephrasing for better flow.

Punctuation:
Missing commas and periods need to be added for better readability.

Clarity and Conciseness:
The overall message is clear but can be more concise and professional.

Corrected Version
Notice how the tone has changed.

Gone are the days when some people boasted that they would not sell their oil to Dangote because he did not site his refinery in their region. They claimed they would see how he could operate without their support.

Now, they are lamenting that Dangote is buying crude from other countries.

Who stands to lose if Dangote sources his crude oil from outside Nigeria?

The answer lies in their cries of sabotage—self-destructive sabotage.

Unperturbedpota:
Your grammar is extremely poor for someone assumed to be a university graduate.

Informal Language and Tone:
Phrases like "See as tone don dey change" and "Gone are the days" are informal and use colloquial language. These should be rephrased for clarity and formality.

Grammar and Structure:
"That they will see how he will operate without them" is grammatically incorrect. It should be clarified.
"Now, they are equally lamenting why Dangote is buying crude from other countries" can be more concise and clear.
"Who would lose if Dangote gets his crude oil from outside Nigeria?" needs slight rephrasing for better flow.

Punctuation:
Missing commas and periods need to be added for better readability.

Clarity and Conciseness:
The overall message is clear but can be more concise and professional.

Corrected Version
Notice how the tone has changed.

Gone are the days when some people boasted that they would not sell their oil to Dangote because he did not site his refinery in their region. They claimed they would see how he could operate without their support.

Now, they are lamenting that Dangote is buying crude from other countries.

Who stands to lose if Dangote sources his crude oil from outside Nigeria?

The answer lies in their cries of sabotage—self-destructive sabotage.