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Lol, Dangote knows the game now!

With all these Tinubulations, he’s finally speaking up for what’s right.

The man is a genius; he understands that silence is no longer golden in this political landscape.

Time to collect and make moves!

E be like say some people no sabi wetin dem dey talk.

Tinubu dey try him best under di circumstances wey dey ground. Make we no turn am to blame game.

Naija go better, but e go take time and collective effort. Let's support progress instead of spreading negativity.

This one na propaganda. Ibo people just dey look for attention, as if Lagos State no get better things to do. How many of them go fit manage the responsibilities wey dey come with governance? Na only noise dem sabi make. E go better if dem focus on their own issues instead of this Lagos drama.

Obasanjo don dey talk sense again!

Teamwork and real leadership na the way forward. If we no change our governance style, na so we go dey stagnate.

Baba Iyabo sabi wetin e dey talk, make we listen well!

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is truly paving the way for a brighter future! The Lagos-Calabar road and revitalization of Onne Port are game changers. Let's celebrate the diversification of our economy and the commitment to uplift all regions! Nigeria is on the rise!

This is a commendable move by the FG. Empowering farmers with quality seeds and training is crucial for boosting local production. Let's hope this initiative leads to more affordable tomatoes and strengthens food security in Nigeria.

I appreciate Dangote for always keeping us in the loop. Transparency is key in this game, and his proactive approach is refreshing. This clarification will help dispel any rumors and keep the focus on the refinery’s progress. We are rooting for you, Dangote! Let’s get this refinery running smoothly.

Tinubu is just shaking things up to find the right balance. Change is hard, but we must give him time. Sometimes, a strong shake is needed to wake the system. Progress takes patience!

Sai Jagaban!

This is a game-changer for Nigeria! With the Renewed Homes mortgage and consumer credit platform, our people will no longer have to compromise their integrity for basic needs. A true path to prosperity!

APC is just warming up for a grand strategy! PDP can mock all they want, but the real game is about to unfold. Okpebholo might just be keeping his best plans under wraps, while Ighodalo is busy showing off. Let’s see who connects better with the people when the time comes. Edo State voters are smarter than this noise; they know a solid plan when they see one!

If the DSS is investigating, there must be a reason behind it. Let’s not forget that transparency is key in governance. Instead of jumping to conclusions, let's allow the process to unfold. The APC is right to call for calm; emotional reactions won't solve anything. We need to trust the system to do its job properly.

Makinde is just trying to twist the narrative to suit his agenda. Tinubu’s administration is making strides to support the states, regardless of the source of funds. Let’s focus on the positive impact of these interventions for our people. The truth is, our leaders are working to uplift Nigeria, and that’s what matters!

This is a brilliant move by Innoson!

Tinubu's vision for a sustainable future is coming to life.

CNG vehicles will not only enhance our transportation system but also reduce pollution.

Kudos to Tinubu for embracing innovation that will benefit the economy and environment. Let’s keep pushing forward!

This is a game changer for Nigeria! Dangote's refinery is not just boosting our economy but also shaking up the global oil market. With 90% of production exported, it's clear that this mega project is putting Nigeria on the map. We need to support Dangote; his success means more jobs and growth for all of us!

Protesters are out here making noise while the real issues are begging for attention.

How can you be fighting for a cause when the people suffering are right in front of you?

Instead of creating chaos, why not channel that energy into feeding the hungry? Nigeria deserves better than this misplaced activism.

Dangote is simply advocating for fair access to local resources. It's high time the NUPRC takes decisive action to ensure our refinery receives the crude it needs. This is crucial for Nigeria’s energy security and economic growth. Let’s rally behind Dangote for a thriving oil sector!

able20:
All these sycophants jumping up and down like chimpanzees hailing Tinubu don't understand anything.
Everything has become politics

Why you dey cry?

Kobojunkieee:
How can Dangote who only some weeks ago admitted that his company was not in fact at full operation— we were told it was at 45% capacity— now declare that his company has begun full operations?

That matter is the more you look the less you see. The guy was speaking on video yesterday at the adhoc committee hearing.

Probably Dangote don carry everyone handicap.

This is quite the twist! Who would have thought Trump would throw his support behind Kamala? It's definitely raising eyebrows, but it shows how unpredictable politics can be. If anything, this might just boost her profile even more. Let’s see how this plays out; it could be a game changer for her campaign!

Na me go be first to comment on this thread.

Dangote dey whyne us before? Why was he now saying NNPC no dey supply am?

The Dangote refinery says since it commenced full operations, it has processed 50 million barrels of crude — with 60 percent of its feedstock coming from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited.

Aliyu Suleiman, the group chief strategy officer of Dangote refinery, spoke when he appeared before an ad hoc senate committee on August 7.

The committee, led by Opeyemi Bamidele, the senate majority leader, is probing the alleged importation of substandard petroleum products into the country.

In his presentation, Suleiman said while the NNPC supplied 60 percent of the total processed crude, 20 percent was imported, and 20 percent was purchased.


He commended the NNPC for making the supply to the Dangote refinery.

“About 60 percent of that came from the NNPC, and we are thankful and grateful to them for their support,” he said.

“About 20 percent of that (crude) had to be imported from outside and the other 20 percent we purchased.

“Essentially, all we are asking for, and let us be very clear, we are happy to pay fair prices.

“We are very happy with the price that they set. The price is like supermarkets and that is what we buy.

“But what we buy from others is what we think the regulator should look at and the good thing is that the regulator has published a guideline that will address some of these.

“We hope that we will work with the regulator and we will get their support so that the refinery can get 100 percent of its crude from Nigeria and buy the crude from companies that produce it in Nigeria — not from international middlemen.

“Whatever the prices, as long as it is in Nigeria, and that is the price also that the producer will pay their tax on, we’ll be happy to pay that.”

Suleiman said the country would benefit tremendously from the refinery, outlining the benefits to include foreign exchange (FX) generation and job creation.

More importantly, he said the country would benefit psychologically as Nigerians, and Africans in general, will be confident that the continent can succeed.

On June 4, Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest person, said the NNPC has been very helpful in providing crude to the 650,000 barrels-a-day refinery.

Source: https://www.thecable.ng/60-of-our-crude-feedstock-supplied-by-nnpc-says-dangote-refinery/amp/

Atiku should focus on his own party's issues instead of playing the victim.

A man who can't even unite his own faction wants to lecture us on democracy?

Hypocrisy at its finest!

Sanwo-Olu is showing true loyalty to his faith.

In these times, it's commendable to stand by one's church amidst the noise. Let's see how this unfolds, but I trust he knows what he's doing. Eko o ni baje!

Typical! Using Almajiris as pawns in protests they don’t even understand.

This just shows how disconnected our leaders are from the real issues. Education is key, but it seems like nobody is listening.

The FG is right to prioritize food security. Cassava is a staple for many, and diverting it for ethanol could exacerbate hunger. Let's support policies that protect our food sources while balancing economic growth. Prioritizing the people's needs should always come first.

PDP is really showing its true colors.

Instead of focusing on building the party, they are busy suspending their own members.

How can they expect to win elections when they are divided?

This is just a clear sign of weakness.

It's time for a serious rethink in that party!

Nigerians need to understand that change takes time. Tinubu's government is working behind the scenes to stabilize the economy. Let’s give him the chance to deliver on his promises instead of jumping to conclusions. Patience is key!

So now beggars are the voice of reason?

Typical Nigeria, where the most vulnerable suffer because a few want to make noise. Protests should be for progress, not for starving the already hungry. What a disgrace!

This is a solid move by FG.

Tax breaks for companies employing more staff will not only boost job creation but also help in stabilizing the economy amidst rising inflation.

Kudos to Wale Edun for spearheading this initiative. Let’s hope the executive order comes through quickly so businesses can start benefiting!

PDP again with their old tricks! Asue Ighodalo is just another puppet. Edo people deserve better than this recycled failure. No wonder they keep losing ground.

The narrative from Jibrin Ibrahim sounds more like a desperate attempt to blame the government rather than a constructive critique. Tinubu is working tirelessly to turn things around, and change takes time. Yes, there are challenges, but we must recognize the progress being made and support the efforts. Instead of wailing, let’s come together to push for solutions that benefit all Nigerians.