₦airaland Forum

Softmirror:
To be an opposition doesn't mean to be irrationally stup!d.

Fahvvy:
This is a very risky business you're thinking of doing buddy ...

If you had a source of income already, I would've said, it's alright to risk it, but then ...

I believe honesty is the best policy, just come clean with your parents and let them know how far ...

You could collect the cash and tell them that you'll lock the cash (fixed deposit) till next year, then get something to do so that you can fund your jamb by yourself next year ....

Spending 4 or 5 years in a course you're not passionate about is indeed a waste of time and resources ...

By the way, which course are you intending to study? ...

The PH Refinery ships its first export of petroleum products to Dubai.
The company is expected to load the cargo in the coming days onboard the Wonder Star MR1 ship, signalling the commencement of operations at the plant and the exportation of petroleum products.

The ship will load 15,000 metric tons of the product, which translates to about 13.6 million litres.

Although the volume coming from the NNPC into the global market is still small, the development has the potential to impact the Very Low Sulphur Fuel Oil (VLSFO) benchmarks in the future while changing the market realities for Atlantic Basin exporters into Nigeria and other regions.

The sulfur content of the export by NNPC stands at 0.26 per cent per wt and a 0.918 g/ml density at 15°C, according to Kpler, a data and analysis company.

The cargo was reportedly sold at an $8.50/t discount to the NWE 0.5 per cent benchmark on a Free on Board (FOB) basis.

Kpler reported that the development would help displace imports from traditional suppliers in Africa and Europe, as Nigeria’s falling clean product (CPP) imports are already decreasing, dragging imports into the wider West Africa region lower as well.

Arobaga:
I don’t need to travel again naaa




From GRA to Ndele no far




That one no be travel




PH to the world

Okoroawusa:
Who still dey use kerosene?

thesolutions:
you are not good at paying attention.

thesolutions:
They don't produce DPK. No one cares about the poor. They only focus on ATK because of the demand from the aviation industry.
Every kerosene you see in petrol station is ATK and not DPK. That is why the price is far more than PMS and AGO.

helinues:
Toh

Nothing as good as this bill. Which states won't want to improve their IGR with this initiative .

All those branch companies operating in your state that have been remitting all their to their headquarters, you can now have a direct bite in your state.

The more IGR you can rake, the more richer your state

CodeTemplarr:
What i have been saying for ages. Will they listen and learn to make amends? I doubt.
A man is hungry and in lack yet CBN is counting on interest rate hike to dissuade such a fellow from spending his meagre income to stay afloat. It can never work.
Cc : Nairalanda1, omohayek, grandstar.

mrvitalis:
You have to solve basic needs first

Most Africans use 90% plus of their income on food, house n transportation.. There is no room to spare