₦airaland Forum

Yampotatocarrot:
Please, does that mean the CNG can only be used for cars?

What if it finishes, say at home, one has to tow the car to the nearest CNG station?

E get as this matter be o

Yampotatocarrot:
Please, does that mean the CNG can only be used for cars?

What if it finishes, say at home, one has to tow the car to the nearest CNG station?

E get as this matter be o

Inspirer1:
it will definitely go up...its only a matter of time, once it gets adopted by do many people, govt will do their thing..

Just like cooking gas, once it got massive adoption, the price gradually got increased

hisgrace090:
Pls don't push Tinubu with your analysis to move against CNG with price hike soon knowing how heartless they can be.

datola:
The conversion is high breed. Meaning, you can automatically switch to petrol any time you are out of CNG

Litmus:
Your petrol tank is effectively a cylinder, and a demonstrably worst fire and explosive risk than those CNG cylinders. Some analyst have even pointed out that a high percentage of petrol tanks are situated, dangerously, under passenger seat. CNG tanks, however, are in the boot.

BadMaster:
God punish Tinubu and all the idiots supporting him because of Tribalism. It's understandable that you initially supported him because you genuinely believed he would change things or at least try.

But any fool still supporting him till now, even after clearly seeing that he is evil and has no positive plan for this country, that person will die a miserable death.

DesChyko:
Thankfully, we have our own Gazzuz who has real miles experience on this (God bless his soul).

Let's see his numbers.

tete7000:
Nobody has ever analysed the pros and cons of this CNG thing. They just keep pushing in their propaganda manner to obscure the evil they are perpetrating with pms.

oluseyiforjesus:
Op is dat d car?
Where will I put my traveling bag bayiiiii

Wickedfact:
Omo, to carry gas for boot like this dey travel dey fear me.

10mobile:
"will take" or "takes"? Tell us an experience, not a prophecy.

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DesChyko:
Thankfully, we have our own Gazzuz who has real miles experience on this (God bless his soul).

Let's see his numbers.

Islie:
A 65 litres water capacity cylinder of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), which cost N3,500 to fill, will take a car from Abuja to Kaduna, a distance of about 191km, an expert has said.

Mr Mas’ud Yau’, an Engineer and Manager of ABG Conversion Centre, Dawaki, one of the Federal Government’s accredited CNG conversion centres in the Federal Capital Territory, disclosed this to newsmen.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports Ya’u spoke when the Presidential CNG Initiative (PCNGi) undertook an inspection tour and distribution of CNG conversion kits to six centres in Abuja.

In an interview with newsmen after the inspection of his centre, Ya’u said: “CNG is safe, as the gas tank is fire and bullet proofed and the thickness of the tank is between 15mm and 20mm.

“65 litres water capacity of CNG will cover 170km to 200km distance, which means it can conveniently take you from Abuja to Kaduna.

“To fill CNG of 65 litres water capacity will cost N3,500,” he said.

NAN reports that the driving distance between Abuja and Kaduna is 191km, and it takes approximately two hours 30 minutes.

A car using petrol, will use approximately 20 litres of pms to cover the same distance, costing N17,940 at N897 official pump price in FCT.

Ya’u said CNG also improved engine performance and extends its longevity.

According to the Engineer, before conversion, if it takes three months to service a car, after conversion it will extend to five months before servicing without affecting the oil viscosity.

Ya’u said the CNG conversion process is a division of labour and they usually convert about four cars in a day at the centre.

“The process involves installation of the kits in the engine with gas cylinders in the trunk of the vehicle.

“We also conduct detailed inspection to determine if the car is standard enough for conversion,” he said.

At Mijo Gas Auto, another conversion centre in FCT, the head of the centre, Mr Gaurav Goyal, described CNG as very safe and clean.
“We want every Nigerian to go green. CNG is a good initiative for bringing down the price of PMS, with a spiral effect of reduction in prices of foods, commodities and other items,” he said.

https://dailytrust.com/cng-n3500-will-take-a-car-from-abuja-to-kaduna-expert/

udemzyudex:
Lol.. Where did you get this information from?

DesChyko:
Thankfully, we have our own Gazzuz who has real miles experience on this (God bless his soul).

Let's see his numbers.

Islie:
https://dailytrust.com/cng-n3500-will-take-a-car-from-abuja-to-kaduna-expert/

BadMaster:
God punish Tinubu and all the idiots supporting him because of Tribalism. It's understandable that you initially supported him because you genuinely believed he would change things or at least try.

But any fool still supporting him till now, even after clearly seeing that he is evil and has no positive plan for this country, that person will die a miserable death.

hisgrace090:
Pls don't push Tinubu with your analysis to move against CNG with price hike soon knowing how heartless they can be.

iichidodo:
[color=#1986BC] RIP Gazzuzz [/color]

nedekid:
Gazzuz was buried last week. God bless his soul.