₦airaland Forum

TopNotchTrends:
Amidst the saga regarding the refineries, business man Alico has during a press conference stated that imported substandard fuel is damaging fuel in the country. He said this as a response to why he his lowering the price of diesel which he currently produces (some hinting that is a substandard). He said most senators are already experiencing that damaged that this substandard products are causing Nigerian, a problem his refinery will provide solution to.

Chinkoalhaji34:
Finally, someone is speaking up! Alico Dangote is right on the money here. It's high time we address the issue of substandard fuel that's been wreaking havoc on our vehicles. Let’s demand better quality and ensure our cars don’t suffer for the incompetence of others. Nigeria deserves better!

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) began regulating diesel fuel sulfur levels in 1993, and in 2006 began phasing in stricter regulations to reduce the sulfur content to 15 parts per million (ppm) or less. This fuel is known as ultra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD).
The standards for ULSD are intended to reduce harmful emissions from highway vehicles and non-road engines and equipment by more than 90%. After 2010, all highway diesel fuel supplied to the market must be ULSD and all highway diesel vehicles must use ULSD. Most diesel fuel sold for off-highway (or non-road) use is also ULSD.
The EPA's regulations are a result of the Clean Air Act (CAA), which was amended in the 1990s to include technology-based standards that require the maximum degree of reduction of emissions of hazardous air pollutants.

Chinkoalhaji34:
Finally, someone is speaking up! Alico Dangote is right on the money here. It's high time we address the issue of substandard fuel that's been wreaking havoc on our vehicles. Let’s demand better quality and ensure our cars don’t suffer for the incompetence of others. Nigeria deserves better!

raskymonojendor:
Baba Sha wants monopoly by all means 😅

laurel03:
Go and takeover monopoly in steel production he sha don leave the sector for unna... No Dangote biz that is monopoly he might just be major player in some that is the fact

raskymonojendor:
Baba Sha wants monopoly by all means 😅

victorVIC1:
This is the problem with Nigerians. From time immemorial, Nigeria has been without an operational refinery. Someone took the initiative, damned the countless risks and put his monies on his line to invest in the sector then all of a sudden you guys have started screaming monopoly.

Nigeria indeed no be country where person dey invest o. I no fit understand the evil wey dey follow na for that country

Chinkoalhaji34:
Finally, someone is speaking up! Alico Dangote is right on the money here. It's high time we address the issue of substandard fuel that's been wreaking havoc on our vehicles. Let’s demand better quality and ensure our cars don’t suffer for the incompetence of others. Nigeria deserves better!

victorVIC1:
This is the problem with Nigerians. From time immemorial, Nigeria has been without an operational refinery. Someone took the initiative, damned the countless risks and put his monies on his line to invest in the sector then all of a sudden you guys have started screaming monopoly.

I no fit understand the evil wey dey follow na for that country

victorVIC1:
This is the problem with Nigerians. From time immemorial, Nigeria has been without an operational refinery. Someone took the initiative, damned the countless risks and put his monies on his line to invest in the sector then all of a sudden you guys have started screaming monopoly.

I no fit understand the evil wey dey follow na for that country

victorVIC1:
This is the problem with Nigerians. From time immemorial, Nigeria has been without an operational refinery. Someone took the initiative, damned the countless risks and put his monies on his line to invest in the sector then all of a sudden you guys have started screaming monopoly.

I no fit understand the evil wey dey follow na for that country