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Cost of Tarring Roads Set To Fall Dramatically As Nigeria Seeks to End Bitumen Imports.

- Builds $1 Billion Bitumen Processing Plant. Africa's Largest.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW4vsNvvPZE

Finally we're gonna have good roads with sidewalks everywhere even in inner city areas built cheap with home-grown materials.

I can't believe we used to import virtually all the bitumen used for road construction when we have some of largest deposits of bitumen in the whole world. No wonder it was so expensive!

In fact this country is too blessed.

I'm happy we are in an administration that is......visionary.... compared to what obtained in the past.

JAGABAN Bornu

Town criers will cry blood.

Confusion in the camp of the enemies

Tinubu keep building everything on paper. Someone above me is celebrating a 3d image and AI generated video.

Always building infrastructure with their mouths. Lying about alliances and boasting about audio contracts and foreign investments. Shameless

That cannot be true! From empirical studies, will that drive cost down? NO! Why, you wonder?

Because competition to export to Nigeria necessarily drives prices down, Nigeria is a dumping ground for many imports.

Cost might go up because of localisation and fewer competitors from other producers.

One thing is certain: there will be less pressure on the FOREX market for the dollar to import, thus strengthening the naira.

Where is it built?

That's when the cost will now skyrocket. Has anything ever gotten cheaper because it is produced in Nigeria

Ewuoooo:
Tinubu keep building everything on paper. Someone above me is celebrating a 3d image and AI generated video.

Lollllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

This is Nigeria.
That $1 billion dollars will soon enter voicemail.
Trust me

Kemetian:
Cost of Tarring Roads Set To Fall Dramatically As Nigeria Seeks to End Bitumen Imports.

- Builds $1 Billion Bitumen Processing Plant. Africa's Largest.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW4vsNvvPZE

Finally we're gonna have good roads with sidewalks everywhere even in inner city areas built cheap with home-grown materials.

I can't believe we used to import virtually all the bitumen used for road construction when we have some of largest deposits of bitumen in the whole world. No wonder it was so expensive!

In fact this country is too blessed.

I'm happy we are in an administration that is......visionary.... compared to what obtained in the past.

. The very rich bitumen belt extends from Lagos, Ogun, Ondo and Edo States with Ondo State being the epicenter of the bitumen reserves. The value of the bitumen reserves in Nigeria is way higher than the value of the crude oil reserves in Nigeria and this is highly impressive.

dominique:
That's when the cost will now skyrocket. Has anything ever gotten cheaper because it is produced in Nigeria

The Gucci bags and imported Brazilian dog hair you use, there are numerous CHEAPER made-in-Nigeria alternatives.