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Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by citizenY(m): 11:56am On Apr 26, 2019
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Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by BiafraIsFree: 12:01pm On Apr 26, 2019
Obas101:
I belive Nigeria will be great again.. if only we don't pull ourselves down
Let Biafrans Go, or nigeria will be a history " the next generations will ask "What Is nigeria?"

Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by spectator2001: 12:07pm On Apr 26, 2019
iammo:
cool

When i read comments of jobless Dunce, giving unwanted economic advise on fosil fuel to investors in oil and gas and refineries i just laugh, dont let your hatred towards Nigeria make you Foolish.

Dangote and Saudi Goverment Conducted Comprehesive Feasibility Studies before venturing their "Own" money into Nigerian Economy, You can do whatever you like with your own money, a good percentage of our earnings comes from fossil fuel, Refining it is going to make value to our export.

Little fact about values of refineries;

*Only few people in the world can afford Electric cars, due to expensive Battery Cells, Electricity isnt cheaply available to power such cars. Hence the market for Refined PMS. Power generation comes from Gas refined from fossil fuels

*Refinery produces almost most chemicals needed by other industries, including Nitrogen for fertilizers, Cosmetics, Paints etc.

*100% of Cormercial Airplanes still run on jet1 fuel gotten from "Refined" crude. As battery cell powering and replacing jet engine isnt feasible for large carriers

*100% of world cargo ships runs on diesle gotten from same fossil fuel that Refineries produces.

*European coutries cant leave without gas heaters during winter, gas is a product of Refined fossil Fuel.

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Sir, with all due disrespect, I think you are more of a jobless dunce than those talking about fossil fuels.

Hatred for Nigeria? Please hide your stupidity you moronic dingbat. Those guys are probably asking the government not to focus entirely on same old energy source and generation. It is possible for Nigeria to lead a groundbreaking research to reduce global dependency on those bye-products you mentioned above.

You e-diots just rush to the internet to castigate others without thinking twice of the foolishness you are about to spew from your rustic windows computer just to make an attempt at being smart. Please, please, upgrade your comprehension skills and challenge arguments with more superior arguments and don't act like some unpaid nuisance on the internet! Two cents yeah? Stupii.d!
Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by iammo(m): 12:22pm On Apr 26, 2019
spectator2001:
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Sir, with all due disrespect, I think you are more of a jobless dunce than those talking about fossil fuels.

Hatred for Nigeria? Please hide your stupidity you moronic dingbat. Those guys are probably asking the government not to focus entirely on same old energy source and generation. It is possible for Nigeria to lead a groundbreaking research to reduce global dependency on those bye-products you mentioned above.

You e-diots just rush to the internet to castigate others without thinking twice of the foolishness you are about to spew from your rustic windows computer just to make an attempt at being smart. Please, please, upgrade your comprehension skills and challenge arguments with more superior arguments and don't act like some unpaid nuisance on the internet! Two cents yeah? Stupii.d!
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Without any apologies, i honestly think you are very ffoolish. Its an FDI, foriegn Direct Investment, how would that stop research into renewable energy? Can you research alternative energy when the National grid lacks gas to power its power plants? More refinery means more gas to fire our turbine. But then you dull Dunce think governance is like a Science Fiction Movies.

If not sheer stupidity, a looser like you wants to give your poverty riddled opinion to Saudi or Damgote,?

And for your information This isnt Goverment spending but Private Spending, Dull foolss







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Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by limeta(f): 12:23pm On Apr 26, 2019
Beheaders at yr door
Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by spectator2001: 12:37pm On Apr 26, 2019
iammo:
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Without any apologies, i honestly think you are very ffoolish. Its an FDI, foriegn Direct Investment, how would that stop research into renewable energy? Can you research alternative energy when the National grid lacks gas to power its power plants? More refinery means more gas to fire our turbine. But then you dull Dunce think governance is like a Science Fiction Movies.

If not sheer stupidity, a looser like you wants to give your poverty riddled opinion to Saudi or Damgote,?

And for your information This isnt Goverment spending but Private Spending, Dull foolss







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Poverty is definitely having you on a chokehold at the moment boy. I believe if you have lived in top continents of the world, have a beer or two while on a first name basis with someone like James Packer in Barangaroo while discussing more futuristic-investment initiatives, you wouldn't type to me with those leprosy-infested fingers of yours.

Now back to the part of your submission where you sound less ret.arded, An FDI or private investment -no matter its connotations can be channeled to a more purposeful course if the policy makers of the country are actually in tune with what is obtainable in the international sphere. These investments like you FOOLISHLY presented, are profit making ventures for the Saudi government and Dangote without meaningful impact on the typical Nigerian like you. I bet you are some local idiiot in some ramshackle housing precinct typing shit to me living in one of the most expensive postcode in the world -not as a tenant but as a Landlord.

PS- Your country Nigeria is a joke. Your former minister of petroleum with "cancer" just sold an apartment here and cashed out while you guys foolishly talk about people "hating" the country. The ministry of petroleum in Nigeria just like every other ministry filled with bunch of rag tag idiiots with ministers always there to serve personal purpose thereby allowing imbeciles like you to talk shit off the junks you read from your local news and media without an international outlook. Boy, you are forever foolish!
Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by spectator2001: 12:47pm On Apr 26, 2019
thewatcher2020:
We don’t need more refineries!!!

Is there anything wrong if we join others in pioneering alternative sources of energy? The world is moving far ahead of obsolete developments such as refineries and other archaic bullshits. The government of Nigeria should brace up for the challenges of the 21st century and let’s focus on how we can survive beyond oil and it’s bye-products.

Yes, some may say “oh we haven’t gotten it right with the basics, we want to jump to the extremes”. I say No! We can pioneer these technologies if the government is ready to fund some serious research and deploy its resources towards breaking boundaries and attaining new goals every successive year.

Japan, Germany believed in their national strength and mights and created the enabling atmosphere where failure wasn’t discouraged but leveraged upon to succeed unfailingly in a futuristic world that keeps them miles ahead of the rest at every point in time.

If the Saudis wanted to build a refinery here some 9 years ago, I’d applaud such development. This is 2019 almost 2020 for goodness sake, are you guys aware of the vision 2020 set out for this country as far back as 1995-96? This is a negative growth! We can and must do better than this!
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Excellent take!

This was my exact position when Dangote started his refinery project too. Nigerians always looking for quick-fix out of their misery. Refineries, to make the investors richer definitely. The purchasing power of the plebs stays static and you have people with antagonistic response to your post. Its insane that many Nigerians are actually too poor to think. Poverty is worse than cancer TBH.

Thanks for your intelligent and succinctly delivered mini-lecture.
Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by iammo(m):
spectator2001:
Poverty is definitely having you on a chokehold at the moment boy. I believe if you have lived in top continents of the world, have a beer or two while on a first name basis with someone like James Packer in Barangaroo while discussing more futuristic-investment initiatives, you wouldn't type to me with those leprosy-infested fingers of yours.

Now back to the part of your submission where you sound less ret.arded, An FDI or private investment -no matter its connotations can be channeled to a more purposeful course if the policy makers of the country are actually in tune with what is obtainable in the international sphere. These investments like you FOOLISHLY presented, are profit making ventures for the Saudi government and Dangote without meaningful impact on the typical Nigerian like you. I bet you are some local idiiot in some ramshackle housing precinct typing shit to me living in one of the most expensive postcode in the world -not as a tenant but as a Landlord.

PS- Your country Nigeria is a joke. Your former minister of petroleum with "cancer" just sold an apartment here and cashed out while you guys foolishly talk about people "hating" the country. The ministry of petroleum in Nigeria just like every other ministry filled with bunch of rag tag idiiots with ministers always there to serve personal purpose thereby allowing imbeciles like you to talk shit off the junks you read from your local news and media without an international outlook. Boy, you are forever foolish!
Shiitheadd staying in a shitty overcrowded shared oneroom apartment in the most dangerious part of Peckham working as cargo packer, waste truckboy, night train cleaners and shiit packing caregivers would also come and make noise online and form economic expert online, had rather leave in an highbrow Nigerian hood, than stay in a shiity place that postalcode war and gang violence can and would still end you life with a knife. Next time brag with your fellow unexposed losser like you. As i no how you "init" "init" clowns leave like puaper and rats

Incase you dont know the world is a global village, people welcome investors in critical sectors of the economy, and no country invest in research and development in another country. All your points boils down to ignorance.

If Nigeria could refine 2million out of our 2.5 million barrels per day crude supply, the economic boom would be astronomical, we would instantly become exporters of nitrogen based products like fertilizers, polymer based product and jelly based products not to talk of gas for power supply. But a foolish person like you sees only petrol in crude while the wealthy sees many other products. So keep wallowing in poverty.




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Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by TheWordist(m): 1:42pm On Apr 26, 2019
thewatcher2020:
We don’t need more refineries!!!

Is there anything wrong if we join others in pioneering alternative sources of energy? The world is moving far ahead of obsolete developments such as refineries and other archaic bullshits. The government of Nigeria should brace up for the challenges of the 21st century and let’s focus on how we can survive beyond oil and it’s bye-products.

Yes, some may say “oh we haven’t gotten it right with the basics, we want to jump to the extremes”. I say No! We can pioneer these technologies if the government is ready to fund some serious research and deploy its resources towards breaking boundaries and attaining new goals every successive year.

Japan, Germany believed in their national strength and mights and created the enabling atmosphere where failure wasn’t discouraged but leveraged upon to succeed unfailingly in a futuristic world that keeps them miles ahead of the rest at every point in time.

If the Saudis wanted to build a refinery here some 9 years ago, I’d applaud such development. This is 2019 almost 2020 for goodness sake, are you guys aware of the vision 2020 set out for this country as far back as 1995-96? This is a negative growth! We can and must do better than this!
your brain dey work well
Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by orisa37: 1:48pm On Apr 26, 2019
Ishnaelite Empire Expasion.
Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by orisa37: 1:51pm On Apr 26, 2019
Ishmaelite Empire Expansion.
Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by JOMAX: 3:08pm On Apr 26, 2019
thewatcher2020:
We don’t need more refineries!!!

Is there anything wrong if we join others in pioneering alternative sources of energy? The world is moving far ahead of obsolete developments such as refineries and other archaic bullshits. The government of Nigeria should brace up for the challenges of the 21st century and let’s focus on how we can survive beyond oil and it’s bye-products.

Yes, some may say “oh we haven’t gotten it right with the basics, we want to jump to the extremes”. I say No! We can pioneer these technologies if the government is ready to fund some serious research and deploy its resources towards breaking boundaries and attaining new goals every successive year.

Japan, Germany believed in their national strength and mights and created the enabling atmosphere where failure wasn’t discouraged but leveraged upon to succeed unfailingly in a futuristic world that keeps them miles ahead of the rest at every point in time.

If the Saudis wanted to build a refinery here some 9 years ago, I’d applaud such development. This is 2019 almost 2020 for goodness sake, are you guys aware of the vision 2020 set out for this country as far back as 1995-96? This is a negative growth! We can and must do better than this!
Uncle left am like that. Kanda na meat we go manage am so. Ability is it not Naija again? Let them kuku colonize us sef ... I don pack to Holland.
Re: Nigeria, Saudi Arabia Meet To Boost Refineries, Pipelines, Others by JOMAX: 3:14pm On Apr 26, 2019
iammo:
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Without any apologies, i honestly think you are very ffoolish. Its an FDI, foriegn Direct Investment, how would that stop research into renewable energy? Can you research alternative energy when the National grid lacks gas to power its power plants? More refinery means more gas to fire our turbine. But then you dull Dunce think governance is like a Science Fiction Movies.

If not sheer stupidity, a looser like you wants to give your poverty riddled opinion to Saudi or Damgote,?

And for your information This isnt Goverment spending but Private Spending, Dull foolss







.
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