₦airaland Forum

malali:
That refinery is not worth 20 billion.

The largest refinery by capacity in the world. The largest refinery in the world, as of recent data, is the Jamnagar Refinery located in Gujarat, India. It is owned by Reliance Industries Limited. Here are some key details:

Jamnagar Refinery

• Capacity: The Jamnagar Refinery has a combined refining capacity of approximately 1.24 million barrels per day (bpd). This includes the original refinery and the adjacent export-oriented refinery.
• Cost of Building: The initial phase of the refinery, completed in 1999, cost about $6 billion.

This 20% by NNPC is closer to the whole cost of the whole Refinery.

Chinkoalhaji34:
Ezekwesili should chill, na business dem dey do. Dangote don dey create jobs and boost the economy. Instead of audits, how about supporting the progress? Na so we go fit grow together!

Ngasky:
Sorry you gave a cost at completion in the year 1999, how can one be so gullible? tell me one thing in the whole world that did not have a 500% increase from 1999 to 2023. infact by that estimation dangote refinery is very cheap in comparision.
check this out https://www.icirnigeria.org/economic-challenges-jack-up-dangote-refinerys-construction-cost-100/

Chinkoalhaji34:
Ezekwesili should chill, na business dem dey do. Dangote don dey create jobs and boost the economy. Instead of audits, how about supporting the progress? Na so we go fit grow together!

malali:
That refinery is not worth 20 billion.

The largest refinery by capacity in the world. The largest refinery in the world, as of recent data, is the Jamnagar Refinery located in Gujarat, India. It is owned by Reliance Industries Limited. Here are some key details:

Jamnagar Refinery

• Capacity: The Jamnagar Refinery has a combined refining capacity of approximately 1.24 million barrels per day (bpd). This includes the original refinery and the adjacent export-oriented refinery.
• Cost of Building: The initial phase of the refinery, completed in 1999, cost about $6 billion.

This 20% by NNPC is closer to the whole cost of the whole Refinery.

Eteka1:
1999 and 2023/2024 na the same in terms of prices?

Noerection:
Watin concern this foolish IPOB woman with Nigeria matters?

malali:
Here is the revised list of refineries with capacities greater than 600,000 barrels per day, built in the last two years:

Ngasky:
WHY ARE THE 3 CHINESE REFINERIES HAVING DIGFFERENT COSTS IN THE SAME COUNTRY?
now remember how easy it is to build in nigeria, the cost of the dredging, the cost of power plant the cost of sand filling, the cost of building roads to the company, the cost of amenities that are suppposed to be available in the first place by the government, the cost of settlement, importaion duties for every single bolt in the refinery, logistic of shippings of every single nut etc.
what will you arrive at?

Chinkoalhaji34:
Ezekwesili should chill, na business dem dey do. Dangote don dey create jobs and boost the economy. Instead of audits, how about supporting the progress? Na so we go fit grow together!

Salewa97:
Ezekwesili should chill. Dangote has built an empire that’s benefiting the economy. If anything, let’s focus on how to support and grow local businesses instead of always looking for faults. Transparency is good, but let’s not forget the progress he’s made for Nigeria.

Chinkoalhaji34:
Ezekwesili should chill, na business dem dey do. Dangote don dey create jobs and boost the economy. Instead of audits, how about supporting the progress? Na so we go fit grow together!

malali:
That refinery is not worth 20 billion.

The largest refinery by capacity in the world. The largest refinery in the world, as of recent data, is the Jamnagar Refinery located in Gujarat, India. It is owned by Reliance Industries Limited. Here are some key details:

Jamnagar Refinery

• Capacity: The Jamnagar Refinery has a combined refining capacity of approximately 1.24 million barrels per day (bpd). This includes the original refinery and the adjacent export-oriented refinery.
• Cost of Building: The initial phase of the refinery, completed in 1999, cost about $6 billion.

This 20% by NNPC is closer to the whole cost of the whole Refinery.

malali:
That refinery is not worth 20 billion.

The largest refinery by capacity in the world. The largest refinery in the world, as of recent data, is the Jamnagar Refinery located in Gujarat, India. It is owned by Reliance Industries Limited. Here are some key details:

Jamnagar Refinery

• Capacity: The Jamnagar Refinery has a combined refining capacity of approximately 1.24 million barrels per day (bpd). This includes the original refinery and the adjacent export-oriented refinery.
• Cost of Building: The initial phase of the refinery, completed in 1999, cost about $6 billion.

This 20% by NNPC is closer to the whole cost of the whole Refinery.