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Femmyfamous4u:Even if the man brings his products to their doorsteps and offers them for free, some people would still find something to moan about. They might say he didn't greet them well when he entered. |
Femmyfamous4u:ok |
Femmyfamous4u:Una too like wahala for this country! You can't even be happy for 2 minutes, you're already thinking of whom you will catch for fraud. Abi dem swear for una? |
LeoDeKing:SE too. They're just misguided. ![]() |
The world class $20 billion Dangote Refinery Opens on May 22nd, and has the capacity to supply 100% of Nigeria's petroleum products, and also export to other nations, and will add 21 BILLION DOLLARS each year to the Nigerian economy, as the country now becomes officially the biggest producer and exporter of refined and processed petroleum products in Africa by a huge margin. This development is being seen as the biggest step taken so far in the nation's march towards industrialisation. Dangote Refinery Lagos https://www.hydrocarbons-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2017/09/Dangote2.jpg THERE were indications yesterday, that the Dangote Petroleum Refinery has the capacity to adequately supply petroleum products — gasoline, diesel, kerosene and aviation jet — to all consumers in Nigeria. In the Facts Sheet, obtained by Energy Vanguard, the company, stated: “Dangote Petroleum Refinery can meet 100% of the Nigerian requirement of all refined products (Gasoline, 53 million litres per day; Diesel, 34 million litres per day; Kerosene, 10 million litres per day and Aviation Jet, 2 million litres per day) and also have surplus of each of these products for export. “Designed for 100% Nigerian Crude with flexibility to process other crudes. Self-sufficient Marine facility with ability for freight optimization. Largest single order of 5 SPMs anywhere in the world. Diesel and Gasoline Products from the refinery will conform to Euro V specifications. ......“The project utilised the coordination of various local and international suppliers and the coordination of multi-cultural work teams. The Dangote Refinery Plant is a legacy project that will see Nigeria netting 21 billion dollars per annum.” https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/05/dangote-refinery-to-meet-100-nigerias-requirement-report/
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Staphylococcus:Same thing I noticed. Very odd. |
Praxis758:Oh sure...ignoramus. If they tell you the number of crimes committed by royal family members and other aristocrats in Britain, that have never seen the light of day via court, you will instantly reverse that comment. Rubbish. |
Eagle One https://c.files.bbci.co.uk/ABE5/production/_97450044_buharipicture.jpg In the past, we have talked about the presidential planes of the United states and that of Russia. Today, we will be talking about the Nigerian presidential plane The presidential plane and assigned carrier of Nigeria's President is a customized Boeing 737NG BBJ (Boeing Business Jet). In this post, you’re likely not to see much about the capabilities of this plane when it comes to self protection, because such information is highly classified by the Nigerian Airforce. Again, we did not talk much on its ground and aerial protection; such information is not accessible to the public. You only know when an incident requiring such protection happens; then one can know for sure. https://thenationonlineng.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Buhari-off-to-London.jpg 1. Just like the US Air Force One, Nigeria's presidential plane has “Eagle One” as its nickname. 2. The maintenance of Eagle One is among the responsibilities of Nigerian Air Force. 3. In addition to the presidential plane, there is a Gulfstream V-SP, a Gulfstream 550, two Falcon 7Xs, a Dornier Do 228 and three A139 helicopters which form the presidential air fleet. 8 aircraft in total will be at President Obi's disposal. 4. Two Falcon 900s , a GIV-SP, and G II, among the presidential air fleet were all sold. A Citation Bravo and Hawker 800 went back to the Nigerian Air Force. 5. Nigerian government placed an order for the building of this presidential plane in June 2003. However, its delivery to the Nigerian Air Force was on 14th July 2005. https://autojosh.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/buhari-presidential-plane-nigeria-autojosh-1.jpg 6. The Eagle one is compliant with the new EU noise regulations and can land in all countries, unlike the one used by former president Olusegun Obasanjo. This made him fly British Airways to European Airspace back then. 7. Nigerian Air Force can’t send escorts to accompany the presidential aircraft outside Nigerian airspace; such action would be violating the sovereignty of other countries’ airspace. 8. Because it is a custom built executive aircraft, it has additional fuel tanks for extended intercontinental range. 9. According to budget, Seventy-three billion, three hundred million Naira (N73.3bn) was set aside for the presidential air fleet from 2011 to 2020. This include utilities, materials and supplies, maintenance services, training, financial charges such as insurance among others. 10. A look at the budgetary allocations for the presidential aircraft showed that it averaged N7 billion in the last 10 years. The highest that has been allocated for the fleet was N18 billion — under the administration of Goodluck Jonathan — while the least was N3.54 billion, also under Jonathan. 11. This presidential plane can usually seat 25 to 50 passengers within a luxurious configuration. This may include a master bedroom, a washroom with showers, a conference/dining area, and a living area. 12. Few months ago, it was reported that President Buhari’s daughter flew to Bauchi state in a presidential jet for a private function. This particular action drew criticism from many Nigerians. Many lamented on the cost implication of such trip. Even Femi Falana said such has never happened in Nigeria’s history. |
And I'm sure Joe 'the democrat' Biden won't say a damn thing about it. The US and its hypocrisy... |
Aldol:lol...funny guy. ![]() |
NuraSambo:You really know them well well. ![]() Emergency Nigerian patriots because their son is on the ballot. |
Azyne:Fo real, I seriously want to see a military slap to his face! |
otipoju:It is not the state govt's job to build 20 universities. The private sector builds more universities than the govt in advanced nations. THEY should step in if Lagos needs more unis.. It's not all about government. |
okuta007:Mr Emergency Historian that's never read a history book in his entire worthless life, where did you get this ridiculous '500' number from? Should I list all the wars fought in Africa to fend off the invading colonialists? Do you know they were thousands of battles and skirmishes across the continent, many in which the whites were defeated several times, with thousands of them killed? Have you heard of Queen Nzinga of Angola who for 40 years personally led her troops into battles against the invading Portuguese? Are you aware the Ashanti kingdom spent 80 years fighting the British in numerous conflicts before they finally lost? Are you aware how many times the Ethiopians defeated the entire Italian military and sent them packing, killing thousands of them? These are just 3 out of hundreds of examples of African resistance to the invaders, yet a TOAD like you claims it took only 500 white men to capture the entire continent of Africa. Because you're too lazy and stupid to study your own history, you carry these Tarzan myths around in your head - myths designed by 'the whites' to make you think your people are ''unintellgent''. When will you and those who think like you unbrainwash yourselves from the damage the white man has done to your heads? where else in the world will something like this happen - a country of 240 tribes having one tribe and same religion vying to replace his kinsman ? are we insane in this country ?It is called DEMOCRACY. If the voters decide to choose members from one ''tribe'' alone for the next 1,000 years, it is their right in a democracy, so shut it. Your real problem is that you are a politically intolerant person who is also a tribalist. |
Jessewizzy:He knows he's looking good for the ticket. |
peepydelano:I thought all the polls said he was Number 1. |
lol |
liveyourlife007:Get rid of your inferiority complex. Nigerian music is doing superbly worldwide. This wasn't the case 15 - 20 years ago. Be proud of your people's achievements. |
lhordspy:EXACTLY. WHY DID ANAP TELL LIES? IF IT WAS JUST A BUSINESS TRANSACTION, WHY DID THEY LIE? THAT IS THE QUESTION. AND OBIDIENTS TRYING TO GASLIGHT AND DISTRACT US FROM THAT CENTRAL QUESTION WON'T CUT IT. |
Reinaldo:IF YOU ARE BETTER, THEN WHY THE LIES? SMALL LIES NOW LEAD TO BIGGER LIES WHEN YOU'RE IN POWER. NOW FCK OFF. |
Ken4Christ:Indomie generation talk. Shut up. |
Hope they can some extra design to make that keke thing look better and more modern? |
rainmoredays: OChimex:This is a dumb mentality to have. Nigeria is a DEVELOPING country that's been independent for 60 years, with an annual budget of 50 billion dollars. The US is a DEVELOPED country that's been independent for 400 years, with an annual budget of 8 TRILLION dollars. You won't need to feel inferior if you don't STUPIDLY and FOOLISHLY compare yourself to them. |
barnabaspeter:My friend shut up there! I am 'old school', but in my days in the 1980s I had my first sex at 15 with an ashi. Same thing as all my Gs back then. By 17 we had all fcked several girls. So nothing new in all this stuff going on today. Make we hear word. The only thing is that back then, as a G, it wasn't really about your money, but about your toasting skills, and perfecting your toasting strategy. ![]() |
OdefaGirl:Every country on Earth borrows money. What nonsense are you on about? |
Ireportlive:Yeah...First thing I thought when I saw the headline. Even a 'world esteemed writer' like her is not beyond tribalism. |
Coolsperm:lol |
Legitimate:Bro there are over 7,000 polling units nationwide. How are they gonna find all the safe-houses where the stash is kept? Even party insiders don't know all the safe-houses. Only a tiny few at the very top of the pile know where it's all kept, and they're 'untouchable'. |
This election sef. I see a lot of drama in the days ahead. Hope there's no violence. These are the sort of statements that heat up the polity in this sensitive period. |
SmartPolician:True bro |
Psalmspsalms:Indeed. ![]() |
Tomorrow people will be asking why we are building rail line to Niger Republic. Because you don't understand business and business relations! INNOSON can use that line to be sending them vehicles in bulk, in the coming years. In fact we need a rail line to every country in West Africa, because Nigeria must be a genuine business and industrial manufacturing hub in the coming years. |
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