₦airaland Forum

Rossikk:
Says the erudite Professor Zwooks.

Your name alone shows your head is not correct.

zivility:
Obviously zwooks is an agent of the cabal ruining Nigeria. If your father is farming yam advise him to sell everything and buy fried yan from Mai kose for your mother to pound for you to eat

Rossikk:
Actually I was referring to Putin there, not Dangote.

You need to get off the bottle, you this guy.

Rossikk:
Nigeria's problem is not gas availability for electricity. Her problem is first the transmission grid which is being fixed, and second, the question of affordability of the electricity for the poorest Nigerian.



How do you know that? Every rational seller, especially one who is a near-monopoly supplier will be VERY wary of new entrants into the market, and in extreme cases, will go all out to impede them. Go to school. This is basic Porters' Five Forces Analysis, which I'm sure is Greek to you.



Your pessimism is irrelevant, and shows gross ignorance, for a project that is well under way, with billions of dollars already spent.

bdon123:
U are very wrong.Refineries are normally built close to its supply of crude...be it pipe or sea.In dangote case,it was built to receive crude frm nigeria wit nnpc owning 22% shares in it jst like NLNG model of ownership.
Also,jst so u know Nigeria govt has been using our future crude production to collect
loans....how has this helped u?

bdon123:
Poor man mentality.d refinery was constructed to consume nigeria crude wit NNPC owning abt22% of d refinery.How can u hate someone success like this even wen it doesn't add to urs.

IamaNigerianGuy:
Exactly. The man is trying hard to position a private business as a national project.

Rossikk:
EVERYONE ELSE WITH A BRAIN UNDERSTOOD PERFECTLY WHAT I WROTE.

You are the only one typing rubbish here, because the minute you thought you heard your white god was ''threatened'', you quickly jumped to attention like an aboki gateman, to defend your slavemaster.




This man is confused.

I thought we were talking about the Nigerian gas pipeline supply to Europe and your saying it was no threat to Russia, following which I whupped your behind with the BBC article, and now you're talking about crude oil and Persian gulf.

Are you drunk?

Or you consumed mkpurumiri?

KingOfTheDamned:
Typical Yoruba boy

loswhite:
shut up

Guestlander:
I said you lack vision and foresight. People like Dangote built America, the Vanderbilts, the Rockefellers, the Carnegies. America never worked against them.
In Korea and many other developing countries people like him are encouraged not frustrated.
Africans and their stupid petty hatred.

Rossikk:
I knew a slave would jump to his white master's defence typing irrelevant rubbish.

What has any of this nonsense you typed got to do with Russia facing new competition as a gas supplier to Europe?

The BBC aired an article on the opportunity for African gas to help end European dependency on Putin's gas post-Ukraine war.

What? Your white superhuman Putin is untroubled by this possibility because he has ''fertiliser factories, crude reserves''' or whatever nonsense you typed?


Ukraine crisis: Can Africa replace Russian gas supplies to Europe?

African countries are among those hoping to increase their exports of gas to the European Union, after the EU committed to reduce its reliance on Russian supplies following the invasion of Ukraine.

Russia's suspension of deliveries to Poland and Bulgaria over their refusal to pay in roubles, the Russian currency, was a stark reminder of the threat facing the Eurozone. Russia has the largest natural gas reserves in the world and is the largest exporter, accounting for around 40% of Europe's imports.

The EU wants to cut supplies by two-thirds by the end of the year and become independent of all its fossil fuels by 2030.

However, energy economist Carole Nakhle says that with the combined exports of Africa's big players in the industry - Algeria, Egypt and Nigeria - amounting to less than half of what Russia supplies to Europe, they are "unlikely at the moment to compensate for any losses in Russian supplies".

"The good news is there will be greater interest in countries that already have the resources to replace Russian gas and Africa is in a very good position. We're going to see more investment," she says.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-61334470

Guestlander:
Ethnocentric as Dangote is a Yoruba man? Where do people like you come from?

Guestlander:
Very myopic thinking.

Habbeyy:
rest

Rossikk:
This country will shake the world.

In fact we're already shaking the world.

But more to come.

See how Dangote Refinery is making the whole world tremble, especially Europe.

What will they say when we now complete our 25 billion dollar gas pipeline that is heading straight to Europe as we speak?

That will end Russia's status as the monopoly supplier to Europe, and triple our annual income.

We better go and start adding nuclear capability to our military.

Because I don't think Putin is finding all these moves by Nigeria funny at all.

happney65:
Why should he get his feedstock elsewhere? Whether you like it or not,He will get it in Nigeria and there is nothing you can do about it

Hangover Refinery will WORK!

Esude007:
Yes it can be hervested fresh at that date.

But what's the need of hervesting 719 fresh?

Esude007:
I've been doing it for 8 years now o

AnointedG:
Oh dear lord remember me, bless me with a not-so-handsome godly man that knows and studies the scripture day and night that will never cheat on me no matter what passes b4 him, that will love and cherish me and treat me like a princess queen, that will cook for me when I'm pregnant...what I'm I even saying...wakes up from slumber

Esude007:
Pls God we need rain ...

When maize reaches grain filling stage, any water stress issue reduces yield by affecting:

(1) Cob size

(2) kernel size

(3) Cob length

Babangidapikin:
When I saw her shaking her bum bum on instagram , I was like is this not Don Jazzy's crush ...las las na Ayra Star Don Jazzy wan use enter Rihanna ..Best of luck to them

Mrdellychy:
Before you go insult me again, I am not quoting you to taunt or ridicule you but for all of us to learn, because this is the 2nd thread where you are making this statement.
To set the record straight, 2,4-D and Striker does not contain atrazine.
However, some farmers can mix atrazine with other herbicide such as striker during application to make it more effective.
Shalom.

stagger:
You can all see that the fellow with that Z username has run out of money to buy his daily fentanyl fix. He is too small for me to reply.