₦airaland Forum

RuudVanNisteroy:
I believe the Soraz Refinery in Niger Republic is owned by a Nigerian. One day we will find out the truth regarding this deal, how people are using their positions to simply enrich themselves at the expense of the nation.

RuudVanNisteroy:
I believe the Soraz Refinery in Niger Republic is owned by a Nigerian. One day we will find out the truth regarding this deal, how people are using their positions to simply enrich themselves at the expense of the nation.

ednut1:
We are an importing nation. It is cheaper to import from Niger than to drive petrol truck from apapa to the north tho. So why we con dey cry.

NGpatriot:
What's there to explain? That there's a difference between importing petrol from Niger and other countries?

Is the keyword import regardless where we import from?

mfm04622:
1. Nigeria imports PMS. That is a given fact.
2. What dies it matter where we import from? Why the noise when we are to import from Niger? What is the difference from importing through seaports and importing from Niger?
I need someone to explain this as I don't understand it at all

Enyimbamercedes:
There is a 99% chance that refinery is owned by a Nigerian. You see all those investments to Niger republic; the roads, the railway lines... they needed it to facilitate the importation of the refined products.

Only people I feel sorry for are the idiots who still feel the President is competent.

You know yourself, always on Twitter barking at anyone who writes anything about the president

RuudVanNisteroy:
I believe the Soraz Refinery in Niger Republic is owned by a Nigerian. One day we will find out the truth regarding this deal, how people are using their positions to simply enrich themselves at the expense of the nation.

blacknp:
Hypocrite the refinery dangote is building in Lagos State you are amongst the people shouting favorism, you want to have your cake and eat it too? Complain about everything, Ipob Zombie? why will a Nigerian build a refinery in Republic du Niger, when the biggest market in Africa by a far stretch, is right here at home in The Federal Republic of Nigeria?

Mumu Wailer try & get a functioing brain, why pay import duties, on a commodity you can produce locally, & still get paid in dollars? It is simple economics, the ignorance of the vast majority of people like you is the problem.

NGpatriot:
The news we read and hear in Nigeria are mostly fluffs, duds, worthless and absolutely vacuous. We have too many attention seeking people all over our landscape from pastors leaving their pastoral duties to shout and peddle false prophecies and political rubbish to activist hustlers, jobless opposition and so on, they just open mouth to fill their airspace with needless and pointless rants.

We;ve been importing petrol for decades till the day before the news about importing petrol from Niger broke, these noise makers had no issue with Nigeria importing petrol from abroad, but all of a sudden they have issues with importing from across the border which is actually cheap and a better deal.

What is the difference? Is it because we are importing from a black African country instead from Oyinbo country?

Nigerians are so physically and mentally unruly and I honestly think many Nigerians need psychiatric evaluation.

Imo042:
The reason is because Nigeria government(North West) wants to strangle the economy of the South, enslave and colonize them.

Enyimbamercedes:
Typically! Missing the point. I’m sure you think you are the idiot I was referring to. You can own the sub if you wish!

They didn’t build any but at least NNPC wasn’t spending 85 billion without them producing one drop of refined products. At least they were functional.


What is the state of the refineries under the current minister of petroleum? More importantly, what was his campaign promise?

You keep referring to the last 16 years; please what of the last 4 years.

You my friend qualify for idiot of the day; I just didn’t know I will meet you so early

Farki:
Read about Buhari and the Kaduna mafia

JoeEeL:
Where I come from, this is what they term "Good morning in the evening".

See what the man said "First it was a railway construction and now importation of fuels"... Now let's reason guys. This goes to many of you: the purposely blind and the dumb, the Buharideens and the Buharididinrins, and more importantly the 'One-Nigeria' loyalists. Let's argue objectively.

1. First of all, how can you say there should be 'One Nigeria' when there is not effective border-control policy in the North? Are southerners really that foolish? You are aware that the drivers, abokiis you see in the south all come from neighbouring countries, many without a valid means of identification. And you say Nigeria should be one? This was such a grave reason that U.S had to temporarily place a ban on Nigeria because of infiltration of nomads and illegal entrants and lack of proper means of identification. Yet you shout 'One Nigeria'. Can you see that your going to school was a waste and you can't reason?

2. Do you know that the Fulanis were the one of the last set of people to invade this country called Nigeria? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hausa%E2%80%93Fulani

Why is this a point? Simple. Many of them have their ties to remote Sahel countries of origin like Niger and Mali. They know their roots as it's fresh in their memory. Most importantly, the fact that the British drew borders for Nigeria did not render them as foolish as the south. The northern borders are simply an imaginary line to the Northerners (just like the equator); hence they believe they are one with 'Niger' people. That is why they're building rail to Niger and building an oil refinery there. They shout 'One Nigeria' but its a ploy to fool you completely. They are one with 'Niger', not you. Fulanis know their roots; you don't.

Meanwhile, politically correct fools in the South still chanting 'One Nigeria' have their western brothers cut off in Togo and Benin and the southern cut off in Cameroun. And the British will tell me to view a Kanuri man as more of my brother than someone who bears a Yoruba name (e.g. Emmanuel Adebayo) and speaks my language. Please how do you define idiocy? Worse still, which black man can go to England or U.S and divide their lands and join peoples together? If its sure for you today, travel to U.K and tell them you want to join the peoples of Worcestershire or Staffordshire to the people of Ireland and see whether you won't find your ass landed in jail.

RuudVanNisteroy:
I believe the Soraz Refinery in Niger Republic is owned by a Nigerian. One day we will find out the truth regarding this deal, how people are using their positions to simply enrich themselves at the expense of the nation.

slimfit1:
Bross you done join us.

ddeola:
When did Niger start refining oil abi na dem-dem wan use backdoor to dey steal Naija money in the name of importing already imported fuel.

How many refineries dey for Niger republic?

CORRUPTION CONTINUA.

blacknp:
My guy you are the problem, you want to have your cake , & eat it too, they want to privitize the refineries you say no government must continue to pay subsidy?, Labor must go on strike, Endsars Protesters we no gree price of pms is 170 Naira? tomorrow you will blame Hausa Fulani for yourselfish ignorance, have you asked why? how many countries in the world does the government run refineries? If not rogue nations like baghdad, tehran, Riyadh, Caracas

mfm04622:
1. Nigeria imports PMS. That is a given fact.
2. What dies it matter where we import from? Why the noise when we are to import from Niger? What is the difference from importing through seaports and importing from Niger?
I need someone to explain this as I don't understand it at all

VULCAN:
Your statement reveals that you are most likely a failure and a dependent person in real life.

When the first born in a family of 20 children has 4 broken down cars in his compound but goes to the last born child to borrow that ones only car to do school runs everyday....

And you open your mouth and support what the first born is doing.

You must be a fellow failure like him.

CSTRR:
We are using Nigerian wealth to improve the standard of living in Niger republic.

Money that should be channelled to reduce poverty in Nigeria.

I would like to see next year economics indices for Niger republic.

ednut1:
but we currently import from Europe and America. Does it matter if its Niger

Olatara:
You have point.

blacknp:
My guy you are the problem, you want to have your cake , & eat it too, they want to privitize the refineries you say no government must continue to pay subsidy?, Labor must go on strike, Endsars Protesters we no gree price of pms is 170 Naira? tomorrow you will blame Hausa Fulani for yourselfish ignorance, have you asked why? how many countries in the world does the government run refineries? If not rogue nations like baghdad, tehran, Riyadh, Caracas

CSTRR:
Gov Umahi that just left PDP yesterday have started talking about 16 years.

mogbeyiteren:
You think exactly like northerners, backward people with no clear vision

Imo042:
Most Nigerian politicians have rrfinaries all over Africa and the world.

Olatara:
The first born should sell his four faulty cars and use the money to buy a new one or he sell three of his faulty cars and repairs the last one.
I government should think of privatizing the refineries.
Atiku was right on this, we just misunderstood him.

Imo042:
Most Nigerian politicians have rrfinaries all over Africa and the world.