₦airaland Forum

Sepukku:
I suspect she was duped by a Nigerian or maybe one Naija boy don Nyash am run leave am with pikin.

Lionessza6:
LMFAO. No I cannot live in Cape Town but Nigerians can ;.

And if I make it big, I can only live in a shack in SA

And you're first class citizens yet you need to go to other countries for your kids to enjoy normal lives .

First class citizens😂😂😂👍;

blueAgent:
This one is still living in a Bubble.

osazsky:
Why is no one holding Russia ,Iran,Chinese,North Korea flag and now them go still curse America pass.who do Africans strong thing..nor be juju be that

sulaak:
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Our past leaders were ignorant and inexperienced and demonstrated African limitations in the modern world.

It is blatantly evident that Black Africans are not capable of operating in modern society; call it Afrophobia.

madridguy:
Our past heroes fought tooth and nail to gain our independence but today many of us want our colonial masters back.

Imagine everyone holding USA,UK and Germany flag.

I want to know when the church will be holding such crusade in Nigeria, let me also grab my passport photograph make I go pray because Tinubu is showing me more than shege.

Dilijingsly:
I'm curious

Skooltynz:
Why were we cursed what did our ancestors do?

IfnobeGod20:
Did he bought the Jeep when the economy was excruciating like this? He bought those Jeep when the economy was booming and afterwards he was able to save for the state. We are experiencing serious economy downturn, buying SUVs for those that have already makes no sense or renovating their office at ₦15b, when the same office was renovated less than 3 years ago. It makes no sense at all.

seanfer:
But this same man bought 400 SUV's for Traditional rulers when he was a Governor..

lextube:
You're talking rubbish. Go and build your own refinery.

santaclaws:
The world is waiting for Nigeria.... I can imagine how glorious this country would be when fully industrialized....

Imagine a Nigeria with several export auto makers, mass wear production, booming tourism industry and a solid manufacturing and agro sector... nobody would be able to stand this great nation.

May God help the right people get to the right offices in politics and governance...

nedu666:
Bla bla bla which power is he projecting. The 9th poorest nation

Zwooks:
This field is bigger than you. Never comment on anything economics, business or the oil industry please. Your wealth of knowledge is too weak for you to even have a say in discussions in this field

Zwooks:
Thankfully, you recognize Dangote as a monopolist. Sad, you lack deep knowledge about the econometrics and the consequences of how 90% of the nations economy and businesses is connected to a sector and you want it handed to a single individual. Do you self reflect your position on issues at all?

NinjaMetahuman:
I missed this dude.

The patrioticman

IamaNigerianGuy:
Some of you just write nonsense.
1. Only a country led by madmen constructs a garguantan gas line to another continent when itself generates < 4,000 MW of electricty

2. Putin dgaf about your pipeline

3. The proposed gas pipeline will very likey never see the light of day

Zwooks:
Go and learn to work on your comprehension skills. If you had commented that Nigeria would rival European dependence on Rurrias crude, you would have communicated aptly. You can't hold me responsible for your miseducation.

Allow me also school you since you still need some mentoring. The distance between Iran and Persian Gulf supplies and Nigeria is twice the distance, meaning that it costs 50% lesser, 50% faster to ship crude from the Persian Gulf than Nigeria. I know you Nigerians love wishful thinking alot, but do your research. In the international market space, Nigeria crude doesn't really attract buyers as it hasn't broken the ceiling quite right. If you however talk about rivalling Russia to sell refined Crude products, unlike Nigeria that accepts anything, has Dangote or any refinery been able to produce refined products that meets the standard of the European market on a steady basis ?

Zwooks:
Putin threatened by Nigeria ?


Go research the number of barrels Russia refines per day


Go research the quantity of fertilizer Russia produces thanks to its Crude reserves


Go research the quantity of Crude reserves Russia has


Go research the vast amount of lands Russia cultivates from its Oil wealth



Learn to read wide so as to get better enlightened before making public comments please


As for Nuclear power issues, please what country is Nigeria contracting to build mini Nuclear power stations ? Do you youths read after watching porn at all

In a finely balanced oil market, Nigeria has suddenly reemerged as a key player.

During the past few weeks, actions by the country’s massive Dangote refinery have moved prices, with purchases of US barrels initially boosting the crude futures curve before a decision to sell them sent oil tumbling.

Once fully operational, the plant outside Lagos will be able to process 650,000 barrels a day, rivaling the largest sites in the US and more than 50% larger than Europe’s biggest refinery.


A look at International Energy Agency data this week shows why that’s so important.

Even if OPEC+ cancels planned supply hikes, there will be a surplus of about 860,000 barrels a day next year. The group currently plans to add 540,000 barrels a day next quarter.

Both figures are close to Dangote-sized swings.

Refinery ramp-ups are complicated, and there’s already been at least one delay. But once the site starts churning out gasoline, it will transform fuel markets in the region and upend long-established trade flows, particularly in Europe, where Nigeria currently purchases much of its supplies.

Aliko Dangote, the billionaire behind the plant, said last month the plan is for it to start producing the fuel in August, though others are doubtful.

“The refinery’s gasoline is unlikely to hit the market until at least September,” consultant FGE wrote this month, citing issues with some of the plant’s units.

Then there’s the question of feedstock.

The facility was built on a dream of Nigeria consuming its own crude. That’s why there was an uproar when Dangote started buying US supplies.

Recently, the country announced plans for its refiners to pay for oil in local currency and to consume as many as 445,000 barrels a day of domestic product. Still, it’s unclear how the latter will happen.

But if it does, that will mean less crude for current buyers, notably in Europe.

It also means that in an oil market focused on war, economic slowdowns and output curbs, Nigeria will be a surprisingly hot topic among traders in coming months.

--Alex Longley and Bill Lehane, Bloomberg News

Skooltynz:
I am not a science student
I am only trying to inspire the science students

Skooltynz:
Nothing is stopping us from continuing the science stand up And join the race the world ieaving you behind

helinues:
And the coherency with the thread?