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MartinsD12:How is my statement uncivil? Did I insult or disrespect you? Can you define civil? I made a simple comment earlier and you tried to bring your speculation and unfounded theory about the election of 2023. However, I didn't want to dwell in the past since I have moved on, I wasn't gonna fall for your unconscious or deliberate attempt to drag me into the past. Sorry, I am moving forward. |
SenatePresdo:If I wish to eat any of the ones you listed, na my business, not your business. I didn't talk about "primate". I asked you a simple question based on your response and you failed to answer: Is baboon human? It is a "yes or no" question. Comprehension and articulation is indeed a challenge for you obviously. Schooling can't even help you. The subject that opp created is: Re: Can You Eat This Animal (pics) Idiot! |
beyep:This is a potential hazard on the road. She could be involved in an accident due to those loose hair trailing on the ground after her. |
MartinsD12:You are dwelling in the past. We are now on 2025, you can go back to 2023 history if you wish. |
MartinsD12:Obi has another chance to take another shot at it in 2027. Stop blaming agbadocassava man for his misfortunes. |
Skooltynz:What is touching about this picture? Why did you cry at the sight of it? This picture simply shows everyday sights or scenes in Nigeria. There is no state you enter in Nigeria that doesn't have the poor and downtrodden so going to visit them and take such pictures is nothing but showmanship. What matters is the opportunities and empowerment you give them to become better persons. |
SenatePresdo:Since you called me cannibal, may I ask: Which of your family members did I eat? |
SenatePresdo:You are very stupid. Is a baboon human? Is baboon part not meat? If you can't eat it, that will be your business. I can eat it and I don't care what you think about it. All I know is that it is meat when properly processed and cooked. I will eat it. If you are uncomfortable, kindly find a power transformer near your street to hug. Please target the wires of the transformer. |
kcpumping:The traditional is exploitative and can create a toxic environment |
SenatePresdo:Hmmm. You are so clueless, you can't even comprehend the op's question |
SenatePresdo:Pussy. Only degenerate and manner less kids target people's parents in simple conversations. Obviously, you have no respect for your parents and that is the reason you target others parents too. |
justwise:Yea, he is probably smarter than you. Since he could fool you easily, I should conclude so. |
Yes, I can. Na meat naaaa |
NobleStag007:This chat is pointless. Have a nice day. |
justwise:Struggle with VDMs shit! I have no time for VDM and you. I don't even regard him. I see that you do but it is not my business. |
justwise:Why did he raise an alarm that the NGO account was compromised and money was stolen from the account? Or did he not raise such alarm? Do you think donors are frivolous people or organizations that engage business with people that are not reliable and trust worthy? |
justwise:If truly money did not leave the account as you claimed, why did he raise such alarm? Have you ever managed an NGO before? Do you know what it means to keep the accounts of an NGO? The money is donors money, you need extra care and caution and high level accountability. The money should be be used judiciously for the purpose that you received it and you must render account to the donor(s). That is the money he just woke up to say some hackers stole. No INGO or responsibile donor will fund his NGO anymore going forward, prank or no prank. Integrity is key to donors. |
NobleStag007:Who is the man that he worships? |
justwise:What silly and reckless prank was that from VDM? I don't believe it was a prank. It was a stupid attempt at fraud and mismanagement. The prank claim is to safe face. |
XAUUSD:NNPCL and government personnel and some politicians were making dirty money from the Crude Swap Deal (CSD) which allows them to sell the minimum of 445,000 barrels scheduled for local consumption to the international market to be paid with Petroleum Products. You have cases of improperly documented shipments of crude oil hence, loss and disappearance of crude oil stock. Shortchanging of price documented against actual price paid to the NNPCL and the cabal. A lot of loop holes for corruption can be traced to that system operated by NNPCL and the CSD then. This profits the cabals, staff of NNPCL and others at the expense of the nation. |
HawkTuahGirl:Yes, Dangote refinery was banking on the minimum of 445,000 barrels supply per day to Dangote refinery. But he forgot that the federal government is not bound to supply the minimum of 445,000 barrels to Dangote refinery solely. The minimum requirement of crude oil for local consumption can be shared to functional refineries in the country. I guess that is why the management of NNPCL aggressively ensured or portrayed PHRC and WRPC as functional to claim significant share of the crude oil for local consumption. The NNPCL has been doing Crude Swap Deal (CSD) with the minimum of 445,000 barrels per day over the years which has enriched their personal pockets because there were so much corruption opportunities for persons in NNPCL and government through the CSD. Now, the power to sell Nigeria's crude oil has been taken away from NNPCL and given to the Ministry of Finance so the NNPCL is forced to only try to get the moribund or legacy refineries functional to get share of the cruse oil designated for local consumption and make money processing it to sell petroleum products to meet Nigeria's demand. Can you now understand the dynamics. Dangote can try to enter an exclusive agrement with an exploration company or buy into ownership (part or full) of one or some of these crude oil producing companies, especially the ones that bought assets of SPDC and ExxonMobil etc. This may allow him secure steady and reliable supply line of crude oil within Nigeria. Dangote refinery can't continue to rely on the Federal government share of the minimum of 445,000 barrels of crude oil scheduled for local consumption. He has to get concrete and reliable agreement to source from other producers of crude oil, especially within Nigeria, to ensure competitive pricing of his products and independence from the attacks of NNPCL. The more refineries that spring up in Nigeria, the new refineries would also have a right to demand a share of the minimum of 445,000 barrels per day crude scheduled for local consumption in Nigeria. |
XAUUSD:Brother, the competition in the downstream sector of petroleum products production in Nigeria is good. Especially the recent competition between NNPCL(PHRC and maybe WRPC) and Dangote Refinery. However, NNPCL is trying to monopolize the supply of Crude Oil to PHRC and maybe WRPC to reduce supply to Dangote refinery and ultimately make the price of petroleum products in Dangote refinery more expensive since he would have to source crude oil abroad. That will be an unfair advantage to NNPCL and I expect that the federal government, through the ministry of finance will ensure all refineries get adequate quantity to guarantee domestic supply of petroleum products and prevent unfair advantage to any refinery against the other. All the refineries should be given fair advantage with respect to supply. The quality of petroleum products from Dangote refinery seems better than the quality from PHRC and maybe WRPC. I am also not very confident with reliable supply from PHRC and WRPC. I know Dangote refinery too is a capitalist organization, Dangote has a history of greed, monopolistic tendencies, selfish and exploitative tendencies. However, for the sake of competitive pricing of petroleum products and improved standards of petroleum products in the market, I think Nigeria should ensure that Dangote refinery is provided adequate crude oil guaranteed for local sale and supply in the interest of the nation. |
Fiscus105:No one is asking government to sell all the crude oil in Naira. The current combined capacity of of Dangote Refinery and the functional refineries og NEPAL is less than 1 million barrels of crude oil per day so there is still a difference of 800,000 barrels plus for sale into the international market. Nigeria can as well increase her production of crude oil per day since we are already above the quota recommendations of OPEC |
sslcrypt:Obviously, you lack manners and decorum. Someone would have to teach you manners but since you are hidden behind a faceless character on this platform. You will remain a challenge and misfit on this platform and perhaps other social media space and by extension, Nigeria at large. So early in the year and you have chosen to be disruptive and foolish. |
sslcrypt:You must also be a foolish person since you are on the platform too. You should not just come on social media space and ibsult people at will. What is your problem? |
Blue3k:That will be the best things to happen to those West African Economies |
HawkTuahGirl:No sir, the law only indicates that minimum of 445, 000 barrels of crude oil daily should be allocated to local refineries in Nigeria to provide petroleum products for local consumption. |
It is not good for competition. Why should they cut down Dangote refinery's crude oil supply? NNPCL is trying to be monopolistic. They are trying to force Dangote Refinery to source crude oil abroad which will ultimately translate to increasing demand for FOREX and higher cost of petroleum products from Dangote Refinery. I think Federal Government through the Ministry of Finance, the arm that administers the sale of crude oil in Nigeria, should ensure that Dangote refinery is not starved of crude oil for production of petroleum products for local consumption. |
Hemanwel:And you think the North will let you grab power off them? |
CuriousChidike:I told you to always read before you comment. I even tried to give you a news publication to read but you still didn't read. is this news publication a lie? https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/748226-timeline-nigerian-govts-failed-moves-unfulfilled-promises-to-revive-moribund-refineries.html?tztc=1 In May 2023, the House of Representatives ad-hoc committee on the state of refineries in the country said the federal government spent over N11 trillion on the rehabilitation of the refineries from 2010 to 2023. March 2021: Approval of rehabilitation contract for PHRC: In March 2021, NNPC Ltd said repairs had started at PHRC after the Federal Executive Council (FEC) approved $1.5 billion for the project. August 2021: Approval of rehabilitation contract for Warri and Kaduna refineries In August 2021, the FEC approved the award of the contract for the rehabilitation of the Warri and Kaduna refineries at the combined total sum of $ 1.5 billion, assuring that rehabilitation works on both refineries would also be carried out on or before May 2023. If you don't believe it then do a research your self online. Google is your friend. You said the refineries were producing 10℅ capacity at sometime and I wonder where they sold the products? If you are working at 10% of your capacity in life then you are probably test running. You are not productive. The refineries have not been working and they have been down even before Kyari became GMD of NNPC/NNPCL. |
CuriousChidike:What is your point? Do you mean Federal Government did not invest fund in rehabilitation and turning around PHRC? Do you mean Kyari is not part of the failures that plagued NNPC especially under Buhari? Was he not the GMD of NNPC under Buhari? Are you trying to exonerate Kyrai and the current management of NNPCL? If you are not informed, please read: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/748226-timeline-nigerian-govts-failed-moves-unfulfilled-promises-to-revive-moribund-refineries.html?tztc=1 Let me also remind you that Mele Kolo Kyari assumed office as GMD of NNPCL on 7 July 2019. Please check how much fund the Federal Government has spent on the refineries since 2019 and even before 2019. Then come back to communicate with us. You said "as soon as Kyari became GMD, he shut down all the refineries..... " Oga, all the NNPC refineries in Nigeria have not been producing anything for years even before Kyari became GMD. However, they kept staff and expenses on their books even when they were down. So what are you saying? |
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