₦airaland Forum

California30:
Please.
Save the lies for some dumb kids.

realtestament:
U look so handsome, what's the name of ur skool?

LordMecuzy:
Pls the Refineries should start working, many of my friends who studied Petroleum and Chemical Engineering work as Marketing staff in little firms...They need this job

PassingShot:
But this report has been denied by NNPC already.



The new GMD is less than a month in office, so how could he have completed the studies referred to, to have arrived at the decision to sell refineries?

Ciscogod:
Nigeria govt cannot manage the refineries effectively, I think they should privatize it, govt should take 45% and the private company 55%.

The source equally explained that the menace of vandals would also not allow fuel tankers to leave the nation’s highways soon, especially Lagos

romzyxy:
Its like u didn't read d news well. It is talking about the sale of 3 refineries. you just rush without reading it well.

midolian:
http://www.punchng.com/news/nnpc-recommends-sale-of-refineries-buhari-disagrees/

philips70:
The media in Nigeria has gone beserk. It's getting out of hand. A source here and there just to create news for sale. A source told you lies, you have confirmed the true position from the main sources, why still go to the market with unconfirmed stories to create unnecessary speculation?
Press freedom has caused more damage than good to us in recent years even as I know there's no alternative to it.

philips70:
If these people are not crazy, what automatic action will remove these so called obstacles from the way of the private investors who will buy the refineries Will they use witches and wizards to convey crude if they buy them? Is it not corruption they have been peddling as the reason the government cannot run the refineries all along?
One day a newspaper editor will go to jail for all these kind of ogogoro and dogmeat joint reports they keep churning out to the public.

chuna1985:
Daura dullakpo taking dull decisions.

Sincere9gerian:
So where is the "change"? Has baba's body language lost it's potency?

midolian:


My Everly pained friend, how are you today?

mbhs139:
Guy, I beg shot up, just shut the fvk up! Did you read the story at all? I've never quoted you on this forum before in ma life because I never take your comments serious anyway but I can't allow you get away with this this morning. Haba! You no dey use your sense? Idiot nie ni?

philips70:
The media in Nigeria has gone beserk. It's getting out of hand. A source here and there just to create news for sale. A source told you lies, you have confirmed the true position from the main sources, why still go to the market with unconfirmed stories to create unnecessary speculation?
Press freedom has caused more damage than good to us in recent years even as I know there's no alternative to it.

mbhs139:
I didn't know that people have sense are still on this forum until I came across this comment. Pray: May God continue to give you more and more sense. You beat me to that.

You can likened this shit of a story to the scenario where Mr A reported that Mr B was slapped by one certain Mr C, and both were asked they both denied anything of such. Question: is there any need for any wahala again? Yoruba would say alara la'ra o ro'hun

chuna1985:
D dullard keeps confirming what d igbos said about him so we are not shocked. D tribe that is shocked, surprised, disappointed n etc are the people of the s waste.

PassingShot:
But this report has been denied by NNPC already.



The new GMD is less than a month in office, so how could he have completed the studies referred to, to have arrived at the decision to sell refineries?

400billionman:
Operating refineries is a business which government has repeatedly proved to be bad in doing business. Dangote is already building a refinery. By 2017, if Nigerian state owned refineries are not sold, they would be as useless as NITEL..