Hahaha, heheheh

....A big shame to zombies indeed.What a shame of a thread..a year after,we are in deep recession,with another increase in pump price in the horizon and no talk about refineries repairs anymore

...The latest madness is waiting for one single businessman named dangote in a country of 200million and counting to solve all our fuel and perhaps economic problems ..while everyone(FG included) goes to sleep

....In all my years on earth,i have never seen a group of people as unreasonable,delusional and out of touch with reality like APC members and supporters better known as ZOMBIES...gosh!

oloyede252:

oga please don't kill ya self on top buhari's matter.
fact still remains that the rifinery started working during the first two month of buhari,if you no like am go and die

And a massive recession started 1 year after he took over.

Unprecedented job losses of 4.5 million happened under him.

17 percent inflation is finishing us off.

Fuel prices have more than doubled.

Airline companies are folding up.

Investors are fleeing in droves.

Congratulations. Welcome to the change.

abduljabbar4:

Buhari Is The President!!!
Deal with that

Buhari Is An Illiterate!!!
Deal with that

abduljabbar4:


If gej was here, wouldnt things have been worse? Go and read about the opinions of some of the top economists in Nigeria on this recession.

Also, for me, recession is 10x better than boko haram. Going to a market felt like going to a warzone because you are not sure where boko haram will target next and the stewpid president never cared and in fact even used the opportunity to loot Nigeria's money.

If hear yourself if.....

See all these mumus who some months ago were celebrating the blowing up of pipelines delivering crude to the refineries and in your minds "anyi n'emegbu buhari." Today dollar don reach N500, fuel price is about to skyrocket again and the hediots are calling buhari's name.

Rilwayne001:

The dude is an enemy of progress. A pained rackoon.
God will definitely disgrace him.


As a dog returns to its vomit, so a fool repeats his folly.

Rilwayne001 is a wailer today.

obailala:
See all these mumus who some months ago were celebrating the blowing up of pipelines delivering crude to the refineries and in your minds "anyi n'emegbu buhari." Today dollar don reach N500, fuel price is about to skyrocket again and the hediots are calling buhari's name.

Just like others have gathered sense, u go soon gather sense.

obailala:
See all these mumus who some months ago were celebrating the blowing up of pipelines delivering crude to the refineries and in your minds "anyi n'emegbu buhari." Today dollar don reach N500, fuel price is about to skyrocket again and the hediots are calling buhari's name.

What are you trying to prove? Jonathan had it worse but managed the circumstances as a leader.


Group Managing Director (GMD) of the NNPC, Dr. Joseph Dawha

1.3mt of crude lost to pipeline vandalism
Chika Amanze-Nwachuku

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has disclosed that about 34,047 cases of pipeline vandalism were recorded in parts of the country between 1999 and 2013. Also, about 1.3 million metric tonnes of crude oil was said to have been lost to the illicit act between 2009 and 2012.

The Group Managing Director (GMD) of the NNPC, Dr. Joseph Dawha, stated this yesterday at the annual NAEC conference with a theme: ‘Pipeline Vandalism and its Socio economic Impact on the Nation.’

Providing details of how incessant pipeline vandalism have hampered supply and distribution of crude oil and refined petroleum products, the GMD, who was represented by the Managing Director of Pipeline Product and Marketing Company (PPMC), a subsidiary of NNPC, Mr. Haruna Momoh, said these heinous acts not only adversely affected the capacity of Nigeria’s oil and gas assets to function optimally, but have resulted in colossal product losses and cost of repairs of damaged pipelines.

Given the breakdown, he said, these over 34,047 breaks/ruptures were recorded in its pipeline networks in Gombe, Kaduna, Mosimi in Ogun State and Warri.

He said in 1999, when activities of vandals became noticeable in the PPMC operations, a total of 497 incidents were recorded.

The act, he said began progressively from Port Harcourt and Warri areas of PPMC operations and spread to every part of the corporation’s network, resulting in 999 cases in 2000.

Further breakdown showed that between 2001 and 2004, the corporation recorded over 2,473 breaks across its pipeline networks, while 2,258 cases were recorded in 2005 alone.
The GMD also noted that 3,674 cases were recorded in 2006; 3,258 other cases in 2007 and 2,318 incidents in 2008.

According to him, the year 2010 recorded the highest incidents of acts of vandalism as 5,518 cases of pipeline breaks/ruptures were reported across the NNPC pipeline networks nationwide, as against the 1,305 cases recorded in 2009. In 2011, 2012 and 2013, the corporation recorded 4,468, 3,708 and 3, 571 cases respectively.

In terms of products losses, he said, a total of 712,776 metric tonnes (MTs) of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) were lost to act of vandalism between 2009 and 20012. During the period under review, the nation also lost about 9,548, MTs of Dual Purpose Kerosene (DPK), 37,054 MTs of Automotive Gas Oil (Ago) and 1,310,130 MTs to act of vandalism.

The GMD said, aside from products losses and colossal cost of repairing the damaged pipelines, pipeline vandalism is harmful to our environmental and results in loss of human lives.

He explained that the corporation resorted to the use of marine vessels for crude oil deliveries to the refineries due to heightened incidents of pipeline vandalism, adding that the Port Harcourt Refinery operated for only 82 days in 2013 due to pipeline vandalism. 

The NNPC boss urged the federal government to develop a national plan for critical infrastructure and key resources protection similar to the United States’ National Infrastructure protection Plan (NIPP), pointing out that the US government recognised the critical nature of pipelines to national security and treats them as strategic national assets.

“The federal government should likewise declare the pipelines as strategic national assets and set up a special force to protect them”, he said.
As at 2010, the NNPC said it lost N174.57 billion in product losses and repairs of products pipelines within the last 10 years.

Source: Thisdaylive News

MCMLXXVI:


Mumu, how market?

..i think its time for all of us to come together to make sure that the old cargos we call leaders dont take us for a ride again...when i saw this post just now as recent on the politics section i thought it was something new( almost was ready to dance) till i found out it was a news from last year...our leaders have and will always scam..the question is :are we ready to fight back and stop being deceived by them??

abduljabbar4:


Buhari Is The President!!!

Deal with that

An irrelevant position devoid of intelligence and knowledge.... You're without shame! All the lives lost to this recession their blood shall be on your heads and hands... All the idps whose food were stolen shall be on your head

989900:


TAM can actually be done in 1-2months thereabout.

In 2000, TAM done on the Warri refinery took about 4months thereabout, even though a section of it was destroyed by fire!

Apparently, it is not PMB that initiated this TAM.

However, naturally people want to keep their jobs as well as avoid jail terms when there is a change in administration, and accountability is in the air.

Else we would have had more of the same.

How about now?

shyling:

Seriously? Just joking felons

i think passingshot is still dropshot...

MCMLXXVI:


You're a pathetic numbskull!
Giving Buhari credit for reactivated refineries JUST 2 MONTHS into his tenure, but turning around to start blaming GEJ 15 MONTHS into THE SAME BUHARI'S TENURE.

You zombies will never have common sense.

...abeg pity these guys...cheiii..see abuse!!!...Nigerians are the easiest of creatures to deceive..why do you think pastors make a whole lot of money from us??...mumu people wan kill the country...

Leopardd:


Just like others have gathered sense, u go soon gather sense.

Stay there and keep hailing ultimate warriors and avengers thinking you are 'doing' Buhari, N200/litre fuel loading very soon. Not a big deal for me cos I already pay almost 3 times that amount for fuel where I stay.

Sibrah:

If Buhari can't take responsibilty then who will. The man is simply saying he did nothing spectacular but people behaved at the mention of Change... He he he
GEJ Govts was eyeing tax increase and telling us about a 2016 date for optimum operation of the refineries.

But today, Buhari and his zombies are busy blaming GEJ for their own personal failures.

MCMLXXVI:


What's hilarious is that this Pangea guy ended picking up a Wailer form in 2016

...laugh no fit finish me...

MCMLXXVI:


We all ended up buying more expensive fuel
And it's coming to 200/litre soon.

scammmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!

shyling:

An irrelevant position devoid of intelligence and knowledge.... You're without shame! All the lives lost to this recession their blood shall be on your heads and hands... All the idps whose food were stolen shall be on your head

Dont make me insult you this morning. What about the souls of the 20,000 peopled killed by the buffons brothers and the mney shared by Dasuki? Is your useless hero not the one responsible for the present condition of this country? Mtcheew

MCMLXXVI:


How about now?

oboy presently 989900 is on a regret mission oo...the guy don tire for the incompetence of the present administration...

obailala:
Stay there and keep hailing ultimate warriors and avengers thinking you are 'doing' Buhari, N200/litre fuel loading very soon. Not a big deal for me cos I already pay almost 3 times that amount for fuel where I stay.

where do you reside??

abduljabbar4:

Dont make me insult you this morning. What about the souls of the 20,000 peopled killed by the buffons brothers and the mney shared by Dasuki? Is your useless hero not the one responsible for the present condition of this country? Mtcheew

you are still perambulating without sense till this moment of sober reflection for many nigerians...ehn??....

ona no dey ever get sense...

MCMLXXVI:


Buhari Is An Illiterate!!!

Deal with that

An illiterate that has defeated a deadly group that a PHD holder couldnt defeat in 6 years is a much better choice for me. We will vote for that illiterate again in 2019 and he will continue to be YOUR president

Izonpikin:
where do you reside??

london

Izonpikin:
..i think its time for all of us to come together to make sure that the old cargos we call leaders dont take us for a ride again...when i saw this post just now as recent on the politics section i thought it was something new( almost was ready to dance) till i found out it was a news from last year...our leaders have and will always scam..the question is :are we ready to fight back and stop being deceived by them??

I'm very glad Buhari won. You know why? Because his victory has effectively ERASED ALL DOUBTS on his incompetence.

Had the man died without winning, many ignorant pseudointellectuals and fraudsters would have branded him "The Best President Nigeria Never Had".
But reality has demystified him, and shown the world that there is LESS than meets the eye, in Buhari's case.

The man is as empty as they come!!!

obailala:
london

na him you join hand dey support this clueless directionless and mouth making administration...you sure say God go fit forgive u??...

you dey enjoy for london dey fuel support for buhari and him cabinet to suffer us..

LadyExcellency:


What are you trying to prove? Jonathan had it worse but managed the circumstances as a leader.


Group Managing Director (GMD) of the NNPC, Dr. Joseph Dawha

1.3mt of crude lost to pipeline vandalism
Chika Amanze-Nwachuku

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has disclosed that about 34,047 cases of pipeline vandalism were recorded in parts of the country between 1999 and 2013. Also, about 1.3 million metric tonnes of crude oil was said to have been lost to the illicit act between 2009 and 2012.

The Group Managing Director (GMD) of the NNPC, Dr. Joseph Dawha, stated this yesterday at the annual NAEC conference with a theme: ‘Pipeline Vandalism and its Socio economic Impact on the Nation.’

Providing details of how incessant pipeline vandalism have hampered supply and distribution of crude oil and refined petroleum products, the GMD, who was represented by the Managing Director of Pipeline Product and Marketing Company (PPMC), a subsidiary of NNPC, Mr. Haruna Momoh, said these heinous acts not only adversely affected the capacity of Nigeria’s oil and gas assets to function optimally, but have resulted in colossal product losses and cost of repairs of damaged pipelines.

Given the breakdown, he said, these over 34,047 breaks/ruptures were recorded in its pipeline networks in Gombe, Kaduna, Mosimi in Ogun State and Warri.

He said in 1999, when activities of vandals became noticeable in the PPMC operations, a total of 497 incidents were recorded.

The act, he said began progressively from Port Harcourt and Warri areas of PPMC operations and spread to every part of the corporation’s network, resulting in 999 cases in 2000.

Further breakdown showed that between 2001 and 2004, the corporation recorded over 2,473 breaks across its pipeline networks, while 2,258 cases were recorded in 2005 alone.
The GMD also noted that 3,674 cases were recorded in 2006; 3,258 other cases in 2007 and 2,318 incidents in 2008.

According to him, the year 2010 recorded the highest incidents of acts of vandalism as 5,518 cases of pipeline breaks/ruptures were reported across the NNPC pipeline networks nationwide, as against the 1,305 cases recorded in 2009. In 2011, 2012 and 2013, the corporation recorded 4,468, 3,708 and 3, 571 cases respectively.

In terms of products losses, he said, a total of 712,776 metric tonnes (MTs) of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) were lost to act of vandalism between 2009 and 20012. During the period under review, the nation also lost about 9,548, MTs of Dual Purpose Kerosene (DPK), 37,054 MTs of Automotive Gas Oil (Ago) and 1,310,130 MTs to act of vandalism.

The GMD said, aside from products losses and colossal cost of repairing the damaged pipelines, pipeline vandalism is harmful to our environmental and results in loss of human lives.

He explained that the corporation resorted to the use of marine vessels for crude oil deliveries to the refineries due to heightened incidents of pipeline vandalism, adding that the Port Harcourt Refinery operated for only 82 days in 2013 due to pipeline vandalism. 

The NNPC boss urged the federal government to develop a national plan for critical infrastructure and key resources protection similar to the United States’ National Infrastructure protection Plan (NIPP), pointing out that the US government recognised the critical nature of pipelines to national security and treats them as strategic national assets.

“The federal government should likewise declare the pipelines as strategic national assets and set up a special force to protect them”, he said.
As at 2010, the NNPC said it lost N174.57 billion in product losses and repairs of products pipelines within the last 10 years.

Source: Thisdaylive News

I did not say it started happening today, the point isn't when it started happening. The point is that we now have people (both educated, uneducated, enlightened and unenlightened) fully frontally celebrating the acts of sabotage because they believe they are punishing buhari. For how long shall we continue to encourage and glorify things that would bring hardship to ourselves and millions all because we think we are 'punishing' one man?.... That is my point.

abduljabbar4:


An illiterate that has defeated a deadly group that a PHD holder couldnt defeat in 6 years is a much better choice for me. We will vote for that illiterate again in 2019 and he will continue to be YOUR president

Buhari has not defeated a rat, and it would be in your best interest if you stopped spinning that lie!

His fake exploits with Boko Haram tend to begin and end on the pages of local newspapers. Why so?
The international media has forsaken you and isn't buying those cheap parlour tricks.
Was Buhari's sponsored media not reporting victories over Boko Haram when DALORI was getting decimated?
What has he done about the Fulani terrorists who have been wreaking havoc on middle-belters? Or do you think security begins and ends with Boko Haram affairs?

Please stick to the topic and tell us WHY FUEL IS ABOUT TO SKYROCKET IN PRICE despite all of Buhari's newspaper exploits in the oil industry.

obailala:
[s]Stay there and keep hailing ultimate warriors and avengers thinking you are 'doing' Buhari, N200/litre fuel loading very soon. Not a big deal for me cos I already pay almost 3 times that amount for fuel where I stay.[/s]

Rambling of a Sai Baba loser!
Have u stopped hailing the pathetic fool u called president? Rubbish.

I don already dey comot my family out of nigeria one by one, if no be my dad's biz, na make im and mom go Ghana go stay low key, who cares what happens to nigeria.

We must enjoy one nigeria in recession and hunger.

Izonpikin:
na him you join hand dey support this clueless directionless and mouth making administration...you sure say God go fit forgive u??...

you dey enjoy for london dey fuel support for buhari and him cabinet to suffer us..

Lol.. Buhari is not the problem, and I would repeat it, 'Buhari is not the problem!'

obailala:
Lol.. Buhari is not the problem, and I would repeat it, 'Buhari is not the problem!'

he is part of the problem..these guys presented themselves as saints and saviors...they freaking lied to gullible nigerians...the hand writing was glaring for all to see but gullibility took the best of many nigerians..now this is the result...

God is sure punishing nigeria..


we are like the isrealites that when ever they offended God they were punished with bad rulership either from close by pagan nations or an obstinate isrealite king...i think Gods punishment for nigerians is buhari both in the past and present...