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PressMyButton:
OBJ did turnaround maintenance, no refinery worked till he left office. GEJ did turnaround maintenance, no refinery worked till he left office. Buhari did turnaround maintenance, no refinery worked till he left office.

After God, na Tinubu. God bless Nigeria

gare:
I smell my shit first thing in the morning because I am a slowpoke

Flangelo12:
Sowore, you no go die better.

bizzle2:
What are you on about you m0r0n . As usual . . unintelligent and brainless . Never any interest in real substance , just praise worshipping of criminal oppressors for pennies and ethnic politics.
Nigeria was refining over 90,000 bpd before your criminal APC took over and deleted that capacity to z Zero.
Like all else of substance , APC destroyed everything, every single thing!!

bizzle2:
What are you on about you m0r0n . As usual . . unintelligent and brainless . Never any interest in real substance , just praise worshipping of criminal oppressors for pennies and ethnic politics.
Nigeria was refining over 90,000 bpd before your criminal APC took over and deleted that capacity to z Zero.
Like all else of substance , APC destroyed everything, every single thing!!

Proudlyngwa:
Try remove the bright from your name

E go help you

CharleyBright:
What significantly Bright aspect of their names did your parents remove from theirs to bear a useless cretin like you??
You don't seem to like Bright because you are absolutely dumb.

NothingDoMe:
Lol. Hopefully this PH refinery is not another scam. People desperately need good news. Can't keep dashing their hopes.

Okoroawusa:
Shame to Saharareporters

Shame to enemies of Nigeria

nairalanda1:
The output of 92000 bpd is in itself a fall from 400000 bpd in 1987.(in 1987, we refined 400000 bpd, by 2012, it was 92000 bpd, and by 2019 it was 6000 bpd.).


Also, by 2012, we were a net importer of fuel. Those 92000 BPD produced about 10% of the petrol we used in Nigeria.

Right now, we are coming close to where we were in 1987. Dangote is refining about 350000bpd, NNPC is refining 60000 bpd. We are also becoming an exporter of refined products thanks to Dangote...slowly, but we are getting there. (We weren;t even during the heyday of the 1980's).

It's not anything APC did, it is just that removal of subsides due to APC's running out of money is making domestic refining profitable again.

nairalanda1:
The output of 92000 bpd is in itself a fall from 400000 bpd in 1987.(in 1987, we refined 400000 bpd, by 2012, it was 92000 bpd, and by 2019 it was 6000 bpd.).


Also, by 2012, we were a net importer of fuel. Those 92000 BPD produced about 10% of the petrol we used in Nigeria.

Right now, we are coming close to where we were in 1987. Dangote is refining about 350000bpd, NNPC is refining 60000 bpd. We are also becoming an exporter of refined products thanks to Dangote...slowly, but we are getting there. (We weren;t even during the heyday of the 1980's).

It's not anything APC did, it is just that removal of subsides due to APC's running out of money is making domestic refining profitable again.

Sheuns:
Lies again. the total liters of fuel they claim the refinery churns out is about 5M liters. A standard tanker has minimum of 33,000 liters. 200 trucks x 33,000 litres = 6.6M liters.

CharleyBright:
Taaaa !!!
Shut the fvck up and don't say a word on what you don't know.
Dollar bend your mouth for you there.
FX (Naira/dollar) only comes to play where there is international trade. It doesn't apply to domestic trade.
Crude is gotten in Nigeria, Refining of crude is done in Nigeria, so wetin concern FX Dollar in the matter?.
Are you buying crude outside Nigeria to pay in dollars or are you refining outside and importing the refined product to pay in dollars,?
Stop listening to all the lies you hear from Tinubu supporters. No FX is involved in domestic production and trade.
So keep your mouth shut about dollars influencing refined products domestically.

bizzle2:
What are you on about? somebody lied that no refining was going on during GEJ and OBj's regime and lauded Tinubu as a messiah who did what others didnt, and you're comaparing installed capacity in 1987 to production capacity in 2012.
By the way, Nigeria had an "installed" capacity of slightly below 300bpd in 1987.
APC in less than 10 yrs depleted a 90bpd production capacity to zero and you're yapping about a private refinery, one that the criminals in power have been actively trying to sabotage ? What does that have to do with inefficiency and the corruption in the sector ?

Flangelo12:
But APC anticipated a Dangote refinery making provision for our energy needs.

simpleseyi:
Cry well well

UgochukwuTessy:
Chai see ......grammer oooo
300 Trucks load daily ...no vedio to show prove

just bearly ...24 hours of the propaganda 200 trucks re already loading daily

pls any link to move to Chad

UgochukwuTessy:
Chai see ......grammer oooo
300 Trucks load daily ...no vedio to show prove

just bearly ...24 hours of the propaganda 200 trucks re already loading daily

pls any link to move to Chad

Sheuns:
Lies again. the total liters of fuel they claim the refinery churns out is about 5M liters. A standard tanker has minimum of 33,000 liters. 200 trucks x 33,000 litres = 6.6M liters.

nairalanda1:
Pdp government made dangote refinery possible.

Also, if buhari had removed subsidy in 2015, we may have had more than one refinery in this country to say nothing of lesser debt

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PressMyButton:
After seven postponements, the Port Harcourt Refinery Company has finally commenced fuel production, promising a daily supply of about 200 trucks, as about one million litres of refined products were released by the plant on Tuesday.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited unveiled the refinery on Tuesday, saying the old facility, which has a capacity of 60,000 barrels per day, had been revamped and upgraded with modern equipment.
It said the newly rehabilitated complex of the old Port Harcourt refinery is currently operating at a refining capacity of 70 per cent of its installed capacity.

NNPCL’s Group Chief Executive Officer, Mele Kyari, said the bigger refinery in the Eleme complex that houses the plants, with a 150,000-capacity, had yet to be completed.

Kyari said the bigger plant, including the Warri and Kaduna refineries, would come on stream later. However, he declined to give a timeline because President Bola Tinubu warned him from doing so after several postponements.

“We will deliver all the other projects. We are not going to give a timeline as he (Tinubu) has directed,” the GCEO said while appreciating the President for his support.

During the unveiling of the refinery, NNPC officials conducted stakeholders around the facility where they took samples of petrol, diesel, and kerosene.
The stakeholders who included marketers and the regulators also witnessed the loading of trucks at the gantry. It was stated that about 200 trucks of petrol would be released into the Nigerian market daily.

The Chief Executive of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Regulatory Authority, Farouk Ahmed, expressed satisfaction with the development. According to him, with the Dangote refinery and Port Harcourt refinery producing, there will be fuel availability all over the country.
Ahmed also said the rehabilitation of Warri and Kaduna refineries would make Nigeria a net exporter of petroleum products instead of a net importer it has been for years.

The NMDPRA chief executive stated that the refinery would give people choices and promote healthy competition in the downstream sector.
He said the prices of petroleum products would come down due to enough fuel supply in the local market.
“Products will be available nationwide. What is important is that there will be competition and choices. All we’ve been talking about when I spoke in July was about choices, competition, availability, and affordability.
“We will see the prices of petroleum products coming down because there is ample supply. We hope the refinery will continue to sustain the current level of production. We are hoping that the second part of the refinery will come up very soon,” he stated.
https://punchng.com/ph-refinery-200-trucks-load-daily-150000bpd-eleme-plant-dormant/

AerialMapper:
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Do I need to say much... Of course it will be seyi to comment like a brainless Arrow!

PressMyButton:
OBJ did turnaround maintenance, no refinery worked till he left office. GEJ did turnaround maintenance, no refinery worked till he left office. Buhari did turnaround maintenance, no refinery worked till he left office.

After God, na Tinubu. God bless Nigeria

PressMyButton:
OBJ did turnaround maintenance, no refinery worked till he left office. GEJ did turnaround maintenance, no refinery worked till he left office. Buhari did turnaround maintenance, no refinery worked till he left office.

After God, na Tinubu. God bless Nigeria

simpleseyi:
Crying and weeping are Constitutional Rights, we won’t take those Rights way from you