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As part of that strategy, the prince said Saudi will sell shares in Aramco’s parent company and transform the oil giant into an industrial conglomerate. Read more...http://kadmatconsult..com.ng/2016/04/saudi-arabia-plans-2-trillion-megafund.html

the same saudi arabia that is looking for 10billion dollar loan?
who go buy aramco shares?
who no get sense?

Everyone's talking of post-oil era while some want Buhari to hawk oil in international market to cater for all the "expenditures" introduced when it sold for $108pb.
This is Saudi with good investments of oil proceeds oh, wonder what Nigeria would looked like had Buhari not taken over from the IB.

tit:
the same saudi arabia that is looking for 10billion dollar loan?
who go buy aramco shares?
who no get sense?

Saudi's foreign reserve is about $600bn- 20times bigger than Naija. Saudi Aramco asset value is about $10 trillion-20 times larger than Naija GDP...

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Saudi's foreign reserve is about $600bn- 20times bigger than Naija. Saudi Aramco asset value is about $10 trillion-20 times larger than Naija GDP...

please remind me again which country is the most valuable company in this world

jmichlins:
please remind me again which country is the most valuable company in this world

Your question doesn't make sense bro!!

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Your question doesn't make sense bro!!

am just asking if you know the most valuable company on earth. Once heard it is apple and later alphabet. Good morning

Standing5:
Everyone's talking of post-oil era while some want Buhari to hawk oil in international market to cater for all the "expenditures" introduced when it sold for $108pb.
This is Saudi with good investments of oil proceeds oh, wonder what Nigeria would looked like had Buhari not taken over from the IB.

You are so right. Jonathan the dunce wrecked us! Nothing to show for the many years of oil boom

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The yoruba man that was brought in 1999 as president turned out to be a mistake.

The unprecedented money the country got during the oil boom (1999 - 2015) was misused and wasted away.

The money was enough to stabilize the country. If the money was targeted on truly generate power, by now nigeria would have been a mini paradise. Without stable power nothing can work well.

jmichlins:
am just asking if you know the most valuable company on earth. Once heard it is apple and later alphabet. Good morning

Your asked which country is the most valuable company...
As per Apple and Alphabet being the 2 valuable companies in the world- they are both publicly traded companies, Saudi Aramco is not a public company but has assets worth trillions of $€£
Saudi Aramco produces 12.5million barrels per day while ExxonMobile, the former most valuable company in the world, produces 5.3m bpd

http://www.forbes.com/pictures/mef45ggld/1-saudi-aramco-12-5-million-barrels-per-day/

Choi see money

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Your asked which country is the most valuable company...
As per Apple and Alphabet being the 2 valuable companies in the world- they are both publicly traded companies, Saudi Aramco is not a public company but has assets worth trillions of $€£
Saudi Aramco produces 12.5million barrels per day while ExxonMobile, the former most valuable company in the world, produces 5.3m bpd

http://www.forbes.com/pictures/mef45ggld/1-saudi-aramco-12-5-million-barrels-per-day/

thank you. People like you make this place a school where one can learn something new always

juman:
The yoruba man that was brought in 1999 as president turned out to be a mistake.

The unprecedented money the country got during the oil boom (1999 - 2015) was misused and wasted away.

The money was enough to stabilize the country. If the money was targeted on truly generate power, by now nigeria would have been a mini paradise. Without stable power nothing can work well.

bro, your last paragraph make sense wella.

vioment:
bro, your last paragraph make sense wella.

If we can get stable electricity, major part of this country problems are solved.

But getting stable electricity in one nigeria nonsense is a mirage.

jmichlins:
thank you. People like you make this place a school where one can learn something new always

Thank u, but most importanly, NNPC is to Naija what Aramco is to Saudi