₦airaland Forum

abbey621:
Many of una know shin shin about economics, una just expect magic button wey go solve all problems. How much fuel is consumed monthly by Nigerians, now compare it to the maximum capacity of Dangote's refinery, you'll see that it would take at least 3 of such refineries to achieve the things you've listed above assuming they function at full capacity.

masterfactor:
Some people from the east side of Nigeria will have a bad night with this news

miketayo:
what exactly is your problem?

gawu1:
Are you one of those enemies?
Check the construction dates for each of the 10 refineries. You'll see that Dangote's refinery is the most recent. The Dangote refinery has been completed and, based on capacity calculations, it is considered one of the largest. It is currently dealing with some minor logistics issues that are expected to be resolved soon. Those who doubt its success will soon be proven wrong.

dinomalaiye:
But Nigeria remains the largest importer of PMS in Africa despite Dangote

Brendaniel:
Is that why Tinubu wants to collect it back from him and why did you sideline Emefiele and Niger Deltans who provided the needed FX at subsidized rate to Dangote?

I think if there is any region to thank it should be the Niger Deltans and partly the north because of Buhari, even the land from the southwest was paid with 100 million dollars by FX provided from the Niger Delta by the CBN...

So what exactly did the south west contribute without financial gains involved?

omowolewa:
Just sooo surprising how the hope built around Dangote Refinery faded away.

Nigerian believed the coming on board of the refinery would stop fuel queues, strengthen the Naira, create employment and promote industrialization. These never happen, at least as of now

lovinhubby2wife:
In Nigeria, we consume 44 Million litres per day, Dangote's refinery at full capacity will output 55 Million litres per day.
So, what exactly would we need 2 additional refineries for? Except you want to come from the angle of excess supply to lower demand curve, thus leading to a downward price chart .

Omooba77:
Top 10 Largest Refineries in the World

https://x.com/daily_trust/status/1820868818626818404?[/quote]which language be dis?NAMES OF COUNTRIES THEY ARE

PHAYOL81:
I doubt Nigeria consume anything around 60 million litres per day. The number is between 30/33 million litres which is well short of the 53million litres dangote refinery would produce （of PMS）. A monthly consumption rate or better put, our regular monthly importation of PMS data stands at an average of 1billion litres. [b]So with the refinery configure to produce 53million litres everyday, it should be able to produce close to 1.6million litres monthly which covers our need and still leaves around 500million litres for FX generation. [/b]Remember, a chunk of the number we import （in PMS）are smuggled out through our leaking borders.
Besides, Dangote refinery ain't alone in the business in the country. We have many modular plants to help out and hopefully, some ongoing construction to help too even if we have to accept the national refineries are doomed never to function.
And to further correct another misinformation, Dangote refinery is 650k bpd capacity, not 600k.

dinomalaiye:
But Nigeria remains the largest importer of PMS in Africa despite Dangote

gawu1:
Direct this question to east-side people if you want an answer

Hezzyluv:
I heard even you put some 5african country 2geda, they would struggle to build this kind Dangote refinery.

My question always is, why are they frustrating the refinery from? We dey produce crude oil dey sale outside and Dangote dey go outside dey buy crude oil. Wetin dey really happen?

dinomalaiye:
But Nigeria remains the largest importer of PMS in Africa despite Dangote

Kobojunkieee:
Nigerians were made to believe that by the very rogues we still have today in power, rogues who thrive on propaganda — audio development— all while they continue to steal the very rugs from under our feet.

beyondPen:
So southwest do not supply oil to the refinery right?

Ojiofor:
Is it working?

shortgun:
Nigeria is the only oil producing country without a functional refinery in the whole world.
If Nigeria had a leadership that is not Tinubu we would have many functional refineries including modular refineries.

omowolewa:
Just sooo surprising how the hope built around Dangote Refinery faded away.

Nigerian believed the coming on board of the refinery would stop fuel queues, strengthen the Naira, create employment and promote industrialization. These never happen, at least as of now

omowolewa:
Just sooo surprising how the hope built around Dangote Refinery faded away.

Nigerian believed the coming on board of the refinery would stop fuel queues, strengthen the Naira, create employment and promote industrialization. These never happen, at least as of now

dinomalaiye:
But Nigeria remains the largest importer of PMS in Africa despite Dangote

Sccarrr:
why do u always ask stupid questions?

Sccarrr:
no it's not ,na d one in Anambra dey work, oloobuku badbelle ppl

omowolewa:
Just sooo surprising how the hope built around Dangote Refinery faded away.

Nigerian believed the coming on board of the refinery would stop fuel queues, strengthen the Naira, create employment and promote industrialization. These never happen, at least as of now

lexy2014:
you sound hurt. if I had asked a simple question, maybe I would have been able to answer your question.

except you are saying that the comment you made which necessitated the question is stupid.



why do you feel he has bad belle?

Sccarrr:
how do I sound hurt just by asking you why u are asking me stupid questions?

Sccarrr:
no it's not ,na d one in Anambra dey work, oloobuku badbelle ppl