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I went to the Kaduna refinery when I was in secondary school (excursion) The guide told us that it took years to build it (can't remember)

OREMUSSANCTUS:
We anxiously waiting for d magician to come fix it
I love transformation
I hate "change"

What you have seen above was built by some set of people from this country....why will you think its not possible.....building refinery or fixing old ones are not miraculous. PDP has really done a great damage to your thinking.

Buhari will bring this thing down and build another one in three days time

realtestament:
Dis looks 2 fwesh 2 be naija's stuff

Guy tok true wia u see dis pix?

its actually the refinery in Warri around NPA area...and there is really nothing fresh about it, just electricity bulbs around it.

tobtap:
...buhari built them... imagine if all successive governments did the same..we wont be having fuel scarcity issues

It's been settled over and over again that Buhari's administration didn't build any refinery. Why are you misinforming people?

Vorp:
This is one of the things the yeye Otuoke saviour promised us.

see as you mouth they take advantage over you and begin they spill out nonsense

ojaydedon:
hmmm

gmb oya over to you



#wEnOwAnToneChance oh

The general built refineries in his time as military head of State. He is not the drunken fisherman from Otuoke who promises and fails.

Besides, the refineries deteriorated further under PDP rule and especially under GEJ administration. Blame the fisherman for the woes in the oil sector. He failed his countrymen.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
We anxiously waiting for d magician to come fix it
I love transformation
I hate "change"

Guy, why are U jealous of CHANGE, if U truely love transformation, nobody stops U na, U can easily trekk to Otuoke after may 29 to serve jonathan in His house. Afterall he has enough space to accomodate U

OREMUSSANCTUS:
We anxiously waiting for d magician to come fix it
I love transformation
I hate "change"

you are s fool, wait see the change,

U blind o

pavy:
its actually the refinery in Warri around NPA area...and there is really nothing fresh about it, just electricity bulbs around it.

gomeks:
you are s fool, wait see the change,

Noted
Even if d "change" happen by mistake, we all will enjoy it
I love transformation
I hate "change"
Quote me to blast me and ya will never make it in like

dapsonlou:
Person way no put common light for him Village knowing hes going to retire their na him suppose fix refinery

Dats not true

OREMUSSANCTUS:
We anxiously waiting for d magician to come fix it
I love transformation
I hate "change"

Baba, na for every post I dey see you now ooo.
Something dey tell me say your way no straight

Buhari should open the refining sector by allowing companies and individuals to build modular refineries. These cant be built or moved into the country and assembled in a matter of months. By so doing, confidence will be built and the general citizens will know that the president_elect means business. One @ a time, we will surely get there.

smartprodigy:
Baba, na for every post I dey see you now ooo.
Something dey tell me say your way no straight

Ma ways pure die!
I love transformation
I hate "change"
Quote me to blast me and ya will never make it in like

austinbrown:
Buhari will bring this thing down and build another one in three days time

The witches in you village are playing "police and thief" with your brain

wachakuta:
Guy u sure say d 1st pix na our refinery??

Lmtao.....haba are u kinda sayin dat our refinery isnt dat fine?

Jaypea98:
Dats not true

Which part?

dapsonlou:
Which part?

The part about not having built any infrastructure in his village.Are you a bayelsan ?

Flets:
Our biggest problem as a nation is illiteracy and our mob mentality. That is why corruption thrives.

Nigerian government has never ran any organization right... Its always run aground because of the unproductive mindset of an FG employee. NNPC, NITEL, Railway corporation, NEPA etc

As such, any attempt to have the FG run refineries will be an utter failure and I don't need a sooth sayer to say that.

Secondly, these refineries were built on archaic process modules in the 70s and 80s and no attempts have been made by subsequent governments to upgrade to newer technology.

Repairing these refineries at this time is like trying to fix a 1975 peugeot truck whose spare parts and accessories have long been stopped in manufacturing by the vendor. Any attempt to try to fix the refineries will require paying more for it to the equipment manufacturers fabricate custom made equipments to fit our moribund refineries.

The cost of fixing these refineries will build two new refineries each.... Then why fix them? Only the heavy ends will be economic for an entrepreneur at the moment.

The Way Forward
Take away fuel subsidy and issue refining licenses to renowned downstream companies. The FG can get into a JV agreement to retain ownership like is done in the upstream and exploration industries.

In the long run, FG can afford to sell crude to the local refineries at subsidized rates for local consumption. The employment and business prospects of the downstream is enormous. But we need relative peace in the SS region for these to be viable.

GEJ was headed this exact path but we lot were too blind to see.

you're absolutely correct! Now when Dangote refinery and petrochemical complex hit the ground running next year with enough petrol to go round,people will be appreciating the government in power. Sincerely speaking people fell flat for APC propaganda. We pray Buhari succeed thou. Its just that his speech of late is giving me an inkling that Nigerians made a wrong decision.

Why do we have so so useless people as 'leaders' in this country?

What is so difficult in building refineries?

Even those in war torn countries build small scale refineries day in day out.

What of those illegally refining the fuel in this country, why can't the government regulate that and help them.

Abeg this one nigeria na big problem.

Flets:
Our biggest problem as a nation is illiteracy and our mob mentality. That is why corruption thrives.

Nigerian government has never ran any organization right... Its always run aground because of the unproductive mindset of an FG employee. NNPC, NITEL, Railway corporation, NEPA etc

As such, any attempt to have the FG run refineries will be an utter failure and I don't need a sooth sayer to say that.

Secondly, these refineries were built on archaic process modules in the 70s and 80s and no attempts have been made by subsequent governments to upgrade to newer technology.

Repairing these refineries at this time is like trying to fix a 1975 peugeot truck whose spare parts and accessories have long been stopped in manufacturing by the vendor. Any attempt to try to fix the refineries will require paying more for it to the equipment manufacturers fabricate custom made equipments to fit our moribund refineries.

The cost of fixing these refineries will build two new refineries each.... Then why fix them? Only the heavy ends will be economic for an entrepreneur at the moment.

The Way Forward
Take away fuel subsidy and issue refining licenses to renowned downstream companies. The FG can get into a JV agreement to retain ownership like is done in the upstream and exploration industries.

In the long run, FG can afford to sell crude to the local refineries at subsidized rates for local consumption. The employment and business prospects of the downstream is enormous. But we need relative peace in the SS region for these to be viable.

GEJ was headed this exact path but we lot were too blind to see.

GEJ, Nigeria's most misunderstood President!

I no be leaf till I see with my iy

Flets:
Our biggest problem as a nation is illiteracy and our mob mentality. That is why corruption thrives.

Nigerian government has never ran any organization right... Its always run aground because of the unproductive mindset of an FG employee. NNPC, NITEL, Railway corporation, NEPA etc

As such, any attempt to have the FG run refineries will be an utter failure and I don't need a sooth sayer to say that.

Secondly, these refineries were built on archaic process modules in the 70s and 80s and no attempts have been made by subsequent governments to upgrade to newer technology.

Repairing these refineries at this time is like trying to fix a 1975 peugeot truck whose spare parts and accessories have long been stopped in manufacturing by the vendor. Any attempt to try to fix the refineries will require paying more for it to the equipment manufacturers fabricate custom made equipments to fit our moribund refineries.

The cost of fixing these refineries will build two new refineries each.... Then why fix them? Only the heavy ends will be economic for an entrepreneur at the moment.

The Way Forward
Take away fuel subsidy and issue refining licenses to renowned downstream companies. The FG can get into a JV agreement to retain ownership like is done in the upstream and exploration industries.

In the long run, FG can afford to sell crude to the local refineries at subsidized rates for local consumption. The employment and business prospects of the downstream is enormous. But we need relative peace in the SS region for these to be viable.

GEJ was headed this exact path but we lot were too blind to see.

you're so onpoint with this post...the way forward is to remove fuel subsidy and encourage deregulation of the sector...it's just painful that Nigerians are yet to really understand how beneficial these policies are to the economy

tobtap:
...buhari built them... imagine if all successive governments did the same..we wont be having fuel scarcity issues

I guess you'll retract your statement if you research further about the construction of the so called refineries. Cos i'm yet to really see any infrastructural project done by him during the time he was busy dashing out jail terms.

Flets:
Our biggest problem as a nation is illiteracy and our mob mentality.

With that quote alone, you have won the thread. Can someone please this guy a cigar?

Strongfaze:
It could be a part of the new stadium in Akwa Ibom.

Just because you can afford a computer and internet access does not mean you have to use it you know?

cool318:
Yes and a very strong yes, it can be built before four years.

Full Overcommitment on the part of the Government, a Chinese company that built a 57-storey skyscraper in 19 days can replicate the same feat
here in Nigeria.
its only corruption that has been pulling wools over our eyes to the REALITIES OF LIFE !!!!

stop talking trash.

Very nice well thanks to share the photos ... can you share more....




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agitator:
stop talking trash.

Who is this Nitwitt Have you not heard of Modules & assembling. Go & carry out your research very well & stay off my mention.
http://www.quora.com/How-long-does-it-take-to-build-an-oil-refinery

Dangote a single man built his refinery in 2 years. Why cant a whole country build or repair a refinery ?

Some people's mental usability is at 0