₦airaland Forum

Kazikazi:
You are stupid. You earned 1.5b in 2018 and Tanzania earned 2.3 in 2017. Then you still want to compare? Do u wanna compare an apple and orange?

Stop ranting
Bring Tanzania 2018 tourism figures
We compare

samorobo:
Vaxx I had to ransack the internet for this. I remembered you and tylann making mockery comment about dangote's refinery when it's clearly has a positive influence on not just nigeria but on west africa,africa and the entire world. here is what OPEC has to say






OPEC harps on importance of Dangote Refinery to global stability
By Victor Uzoho | 23 April 2019 | 3:08 am

Dangote Oil Refinery Company

The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), is upbeat at the prospect of the Dangote Oil Refinery, in driving world crude oil refining capacity increase especially in Africa by 2020.
OPEC, in the current edition of its World Oil Outlook (WOO), said the Dangote Refinery, which is the first privately-owned and operated refinery in Nigeria, will refine about 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day at installed capacity.

Presently, total world oil production in 2019 averaged 80.622 million barrels daily. Approximately 68 per cent is coming from the top 10 countries, and an overlapping 44 per cent from the 14-member OPEC.

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OPEC said in the outlook that the world is expecting some capacity expansion coming from Nigeria by 2020, either through the rehabilitation of existing refineries – in part to raise their utilisation rates, or through grassroots projects, like the Dangote Oil Refinery.

OPEC stated: “Last year’s World Oil Outlook hinted that in Africa, “new projects could improve the situation somewhat toward the end of the period.” This year, increasing confidence that the Dangote project in Nigeria will go ahead is indeed changing the picture.
“Allowing for some uncertainty in the project’s start-up timetable, incremental potential in Africa is expected to continue to lag incremental demand-based requirements through 2020, after which the potential is for a balance or excess requirements.

“A deficit of around 0.2 million barrels per day (mb/d) in 2019 to 2020, is estimated to swing to an excess of around 0.3 mb/d by 2022 to 2023. It must be borne in mind that this regional outlook is unusual in that it hinges largely on a single project.”

OPEC said the completion of the project would reduce the importation of petroleum products in West Africa. “Since the project is in West Africa, its implementation does not necessarily alter the situations in North and East/South Africa. What should happen, especially in West Africa, is a reduction in the need and opportunity for product imports,” it added.

OPEC also alluded to some 50 listed refining projects in Africa, which, if all built, would add nearly 5mb/d of new refining capacity to the continent.

The organisation noted, however, that in recent outlooks, the proportion of projects considered firm has generally been low; for example, 0.4 mb/d for the 2017 to 2022 period in WOO 2017. “This year, the outlook represents a significant reversal from recent history. For the first time in many years, projected firm additions at 1.1 mb/d exceed regional demand growth for 2018 to 2023 at 0.7 mb/d.

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“This change relates primarily to one project in Nigeria now under construction. Recognizing that this one major project is in West Africa, the prospects for North and East/South Africa continues to be for further increases in regional net product imports.

“It must be borne in mind that this regional outlook is unusual in that it hinges largely on a single project. Moreover, since the project is in West Africa, its implementation does not necessarily alter the situations in North and East/South Africa.

What should happen, especially in West Africa, is a reduction in the need and opportunity for product imports,” it stated.

Reacting to the OPEC position, Group Executive Director, Strategy, Portfolio Development and Capital Projects, Dangote Industries Limited, Mr. Devakumar Edwin, said the Organisation was correct in its estimation, adding that all hands are on deck to deliver the refinery on time.

He said the Dangote Group’s ongoing refining and petrochemicals project can meet 100 per cent of the domestic requirement of all liquid petroleum products (Gasoline, Diesel, Kerosene and Aviation Jet), leaving the surplus for export in line with the OPEC expectation.
He said the high volume of premium motor spirit (PMS) petrol output from the Dangote Refinery would transform Nigeria from a petrol import-dependent country to an exporter of refined petroleum products.

Edwin disclosed that Dangote is also constructing the largest fertilizer Plant in West Africa, with capacity to produce 3.0 million tonnes of Urea yearly, as part of the gigantic economic transformation project.

He explained that the Dangote Fertilizer complex consists of Ammonia and Urea plants with associated facilities and infrastructure.

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i have never mocked dangote refinery

I only said you should build industrial parks
Instead of cities which few can afford to live in

Kazikazi:
Yes in 2017 u had a bad year.Now look what u got in 2018. Still lower than Tz figures!

And where are Tanzania's 2018 figures we compare

Kazikazi:
Don't talk of 2019 while the year is still not yet gone. From those 926m which u earned,there is no way u have grown by more than 200% to reach Tz figures! Stop ur hallucinations

Stop your hallucinations
Bring the 2018 figures
2017 was a bad year for Kenya

Bring the 2018 figures

We beat Tanzania in tourism

Kazikazi:
The making of the longest and electrified speed sgr in Africa...

Finally here it is

What about the stations

Kazikazi:
Tourism is about making cash! This is what Tz made.Show me what u made in terms of cash!

That is 2017
We are in 2019
My freind
World tourism council says only 2 countries are better than kenya and tanzania is not one of them

Kazikazi:
National parks of Tanzania

And yet still Kenya floors you in tourism

Kazikazi:
Natural views
Tanzania

Post your electric sgr

Kazikazi:
Give me the photos to prove ur theory and I will post some pics to prove my point

You want me to post starving Tanzanian kids

Kazikazi:
So,Turkanas who are dying due to starvation is OK?

What about 200 children who starved in ngorongoro crater are they OK ?

Kazikazi:
Not sleeping but they are dumb

They are not

But your govt is dumb that is why your economy is growing at 3.9% despite all the mineral resources

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2001322325/transport-paralysed-in-parts-of-turkana-over-rains

This is the same place where they received food
aid due drought

Now it is floods

We need long term solutions


GoK is sleeping

And the cycle continues floods drought floods drought

https://citizentv.co.ke/news/photos-nairobi-residents-decry-flooding-following-heavy-rains-242203/

AskiaHarem:
You just saw it The Orange Nations have the highest standard of life and GDP Per capita in Africa. The other pictures are just icing on the cake.

The orange nations have high GDP per capita than Ukraine
That is what you have posted
Why are you confused
Now i want to see quality of life

[quote author=AskiaHarem post=77792853][/quote]Good for nigeria

But i asked about quality of life

Now show me where nigeria is Better than Kenya in quality of life

[quote author=AskiaHarem post=77792516][/quote]
Prove me wrong empty head

An average kenya experiences high quality of life than an average Nigerian

Now each east African nation has an airline except for burundi and south sudan

https://www.nation.co.ke/news/africa/Excitement-after-new-Uganda-Airlines-jets-arrive/1066-5083906-view-asAMP-bbs4w1z/index.html

68816419:
Lagos New Developments
Pics1 nd 2- The New 10 lanes Murtala Mohammed International Airport Road revolutionized
Pic3- OSHODI TRANSPORT INTERCHANGE to be commissioned

Interesting

How many kilometers is this new 10 lane airport road ??

theenchanter:
do u know what subsidy means?

Not teasing.

Yes i know
I can't ask if i don't know
Why do you need it

theenchanter:
lol, there's no fuel shortage in Nigeria.... that news has been refuted by NNPC.

fuel shortage n fuel subsidy aren't d same.... come up with better story.

Why do you have fuel subsidy

Kazikazi:
Dodoma is not yet a capital. We are in transition. For now, just get more pain from those Dar pics!

No stop your lies dodoma is your capital city

OK continue reposting dar pics

Kazikazi:
Kunduchi beach,Dar es salaam
Tanzania

Show us dodoma your capital city .

NairobiWalker:
Tell him to name you one human development index that Nigeria beats Kenya. Just one. He can ask for help from Kumamoto.

The guy is always ranting nonsense

AskiaHarem:
Your leaders sold you out. Looks like they spend more on pleasing tourists and expats than the they do the average Kenyan citizen.

An average Kenyan citizen enjoys high quality of life than an average Nigerian citizen
So who is investing on its citizens Nigeria or Kenya

TayserMahri:
Only the 254

Pic 1

TayserMahri:
Atleast Bufalo has lawns

Buffalo mall is more classy but it is far away

TayserMahri:
NAIJA!!!

How many times will you be told this

You wana listen to this pic.twitter.com/5z4EYyOhol

— Lord Abraham Mutai (@ItsMutai) April 21, 2019

Let's pray

TayserMahri:
Which is your favorite mall in nax?

Westside mall

But when iam loaded i go all the way to buffalo mall