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This it where it ends ,the will respect the party leader but can never vote him in primary |
When we told y'all that Tinubu can never be president in his lifetime y'all said we were jokers ..Who is the joker now |
What part of Lagos is beautiful abeg ? ![]() |
Golan007:I did immediately I realized this UGM thing was going to backfire |
Very mature |
We warned y'all about ceding this important exercise called Biafra to low lives and criminals but y'all insulted us |
Play stupid games and win stupid prize |
How can a hypocrite criminal like Reno even be your role model |
ba7man:Name one Babangida economic policy that was bad? You would say SAP? Do you know when Babangida overthrew Buhari the Nigerian economy was already in tatters and the only way out was the Proviso bound IMF loan and that Proviso was SAP |
No his policy saved Nigerian the ruins of Buharis 1983 disaster |
It's not hidden ,only Tinubu bots are living in denial |
Buhari will not like this |
This is a huge flop..you can't mobilise people without money and Obi will never release money |
This is a huge flop.. |
ejorgeneral:Just bought at 2700 |
RED FLAG
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BabaIbo:Catalytic converter removal can never significantly affect fuel consumption please . |
babatee1985:How can electrical problem cause such fuel consumption? Na all this servicing of injector nozzle by clowns dey cause all this |
The Satanist have struck again |
Freeman50:Very wicked man |
Nigerian Immigration always disgracing us |
Hahahahah..na God catch am |
The coward even peed in his pants |
I dey tell you..They have no regard for civil laws , they don't respect any traffic light and climb road medians as they like |
I know this wicked govt can never agree |
To hell with their vote |
This closure only affects the Igbo traders and not the Fulani thugs |
YorubaIsGreat:You are his hater since you don't want oldman to rest and enjoy his old age |
American credit rating agency Fitch Ratings says Nigeria’s richest man Aliko Dangote needs about $1.1 billion (N900 billion) to complete his refinery in Lagos. The project, located in the Lekki area of Lagos, and expected to have finished in 2019, was reportedly delayed due to a lack of money and the adverse effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. In May, Fitch Ratings released a company overview for the company, revealing that Mr Dangote invested all of his money and borrowed additional funds to finance the project. The credit rating agency revealed that Dangote Industries Limited was planning to establish a local bond worth $750 million to partially fund the remaining part of the project. It further detailed that the refinery’s existing creditors will not be able to give the organisation the amount needed for the completion of the project “if the transaction is not successful or should completion cost overrun or market conditions in the cement or urea deteriorate materially.” The rating agency declared that Dangote Industries suffered from weak corporate governance, adding that having Mr Dangote as CEO and main shareholder will pose a lot of risk to the operations of the organisation. President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime is relying on the yet-to-be completed refinery to turn the country’s fortune around. Last April, information minister Lai Mohammed described the project as a game-changer to conserve foreign exchange by ending importation of petroleum products, creating employment and generating foreign exchange through export of finished products. Mr Mohammed had also disclosed that with the total investment above $19 billion in the refinery and $2.5 billion on the Dangote Fertiliser Plant, the company was leading Nigeria’s industrial revolution. “I am completely blown away with what I saw here today as this project will reverse the huge sum the nation spends on foreign exchange,” the AfDB president Akinwumi Adesina had said in January about the Dangote project. “When you look at how much we import, it is about $57 billion worth of different products, and we export only about $50.4 billion, so we have to balance that with about $7 billion.” https://gazettengr.com/dangote-broke-doesnt-have-1-1-billion-needed-to-complete-refinery-fitch/?utm_source=ReviveOldPost&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost
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Hasmine:It's a good thing because that's how he will betray Buhari when he is appointed as president |
There has been an explosion in the Sabon Gari area of Kano State, northwestern Nigeria. The number of casualties is still unknown, but people are feared dead. Details soon as we monitor the development.
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