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Congratulations to her and all that won on the night

Well well well
Here we go again 😁

Warmongering to another level
I mean this is crazy

Helinuse:
Will that now make Africa prosper?

Direct your question to pan-Africanist

Nice reparations is long overdue

stuffs2002:

Jackson is a murderer
Jackson defended himself initially and was able to gain the knife from the Fulani man and even immobilized the Fulani man but Jackson proceeded to slit the throat of the Fulani man and that point it became a murder case because Jackson was no longer in danger when he killed the Fulani man.

If that's the case that's clear premeditated murder
No if's else or maybes

Nigeria Nollywood will always be the most dominant player in the African market.
Congratulations

I don't get this...
Why was he sentenced to death if it was self defense in the first place

Makes them easier to track now doesn't it 🤔

How many time has this man visited the US in 6 months.

Lol we must be at that world cup by fire by force by book by all means only to be kicked out of the group stage

[quote author=malali post=137828227][/quote]There are a lot of things one can not just come out to say publicly but take it from me as an industry insider that whoever is against the emergence of functional refineries in the country should be viewed as an enemy of the state.
This is as far as I go with you on this.
Have a nice day
Shalom

malali:
Even the USA imports from other countries, both crude oil and petrol
They also produce locally.
The day Nigeria gives their energy supply to a monopoly the country is finished.

America has no choice but to import because most of their refineries are built to process heavy crude efficiently meanwhile their own crude is light, which is why they mostly export their own crude and import heavy crude oil from Canada for their own refineries... And again America has multiple refineries while Nigeria didn't have any functional refineries till Dangote stepped in.
And it seems you are getting all this mixed up so
For even more specificity America doesn't rely 100% on imported PMS and other already refined oil products.
What you are championing here is that we keep importing refined crude which is not going to give anyone the incentive to invest and built any refinery in Nigeria.
Look at it like rice paradox... As an investor why would I bother getting a rice farm and mill and going through all the cost of production in Nigeria that will take more than a year when I can easily import rice from Thailand and get huge profit with 6 months
I hope you get it now

SpencerForbes:
I didn't even bother following the news. It has all the hallmarks of clout-chasing and cheap emotional manipulation. I prefer to reserve my attention for more meaningful discussions instead of wasting it on things like that.

Yet here you are taking the time drop a comment on news you don't bother following 😂

Diamond098454:
but he's a pastor, he should stop using marriage to deceived all this aged divorcees and single mothers

It baffles me that people can not see manipulation for what it is

Let the battle begin
I like to see this to a conclusive end

malali:
If you are a goat seller.
And you have 2 regular buyers.
One of the buyers tell you to quarrel with the other buyer and sell to just him alone.
Would you do it ?

Do you realize if you sell to just one person , you are at his mercy !!!
If he tell you he can only pay 2000 naira....your choices are limited, because you chased away the other buyer.
If he decides to pay in installment.....you have to accept it.
If he skips payment.....you have to accept it.

The only way to avoid all these is to keep so many buyers.......If anyone shakara's you, you sell to someone else.
Nigeria's crude oil is the goat.

Except oil sector is not the same as selling goats so stop Comparing apples to oranges
One is producing locally which brings in a lot of benefits to the local economy while the others are importing, racketeering, round-tripping and hell bend on ensuring the infrastructural deficit which is detrimental to the country

malali:
NMDPRA can’t just sell all Nigerian crude to Dangote

1. Regulatory mandate & legal duty
• Farouk is legally bound by the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) and other statutes to manage allocation of crude and refined products impartially.
• Selling all government crude to a single company would violate competition laws, procurement regulations, and PIA provisions.

2. Market stability & national interest
• Nigeria must maintain a diversified supply chain to avoid monopolies and ensure price stability for domestic consumers.
• Allocating all crude to Dangote could trigger fuel shortages, inflation, or public backlash if the refinery fails to process/distribute efficiently.

3. Transparency & accountability
• As a public servant, Farouk must justify allocations to government, parliament, and audit agencies. Any favoritism could be legally challenged or politically risky.

4. Avoiding monopoly & price manipulation
• Selling exclusively to Dangote would enhance Dangote’s market dominance, potentially creating a de facto monopoly in refined products. Regulators aim to prevent this.

5. Political and international scrutiny
• International lenders, investors, and trading partners monitor allocations; any perceived favoritism could jeopardize loans, investment guarantees, and Nigeria’s credit rating.

Dangote Refinery remains a private entity,in as much as it serves Nigerians. Nigeria can decide to sell its feedstock crude oil to Dangote or not. Its national decision.
NMDPRA should treat Dangote refinery,like any other buyer. Dangote too should sell petrol at open fair market prices. If the governement approaches him for lower prices,he should then negotiate crude sales with them.
Also crude oil is Nigeria's main revenue generator for the whole 250 million Nigerians. So its a matter of national security to sell all to one private entity. Thats not a good national security option if you ask me.

Long story short you want us maintain status quo right

Price war and competition will definitely bring prices down.


But from what I'm seeing many players in the oil sector will fight tooth and nail to maintain status quo

Known for being petty especially with his beef with Ja rule .
But this documentary helps to show the world that Diddy is the bad one not the genre hip hop

Good riddance

At least let's start somewhere

This land has already made deals to sell Venezuela's untapped oil reserves

RodgersAkpafu:
The language of the constitution is clear

The supreme court cannot untangle it

😂 Since when has that stop Trump 😂

This is unconstitutional but trust the conservative packed supreme Court to do his bidding and change the law at his whims

Starlink now requires NIN Kyc so thats out of the window

That's a fallacious assessment.
Employ diplomatic pressure on the countrie and have those service providers to cooperate and coordinate with security forces...
Sheesh it's not rocket science

pretydiva:
This your reasoning get as e be. So because all governors are joining APC automatically means Tinubu is winning

70 percent all the time the governor decides who wins the state sadly

Afrobeats has been dominating African music scene it's about time for a complete global dominance

Pipe dreams here
When literally all governors are joining APC
I dont see a viable path to defeating Tinubu..

There's still some time less watch any something develops but as things currently stand it's looking gloomy for the opposition

Nice one right here
Now defending your appointment tooth and nail

That was a close one
Investigation and internal inquiry is needed to understand how she was almost un-alived while she was still alive