chucky234: You keep roping yourself by refering to written article as facts and that's the dandest thing any sane man will do,it shows you a clueless slowpoke.
Maybe you were now aware that the appointment of Reginald Stanley prompted protest for the sack of Diezani Alison-Madueke by PPRA and NNPC workers,you dumbly refered to a petroleum minister who could give comprehensive answers to how trillions were paid out under her watch as a competent minister.
Do you know the man Tom West,ask him what is happening in NNPC and Petroleum industry then come back here to rant your combobulated brain in shame.
Shell and Chevron have been leasing those facilities before now and I am yet to see any meaningful impact from that,what then list that as achievement.

Pataki:

Is there not a rule governing spamming the board with the same nonsense?

I have noticed that he is simply copying and pasting the same thing across different threads here.

Pataki:

Read your statement: ''Under construction'', ''Work in progress'' bla bla bla.....and this is what this fooool terms as [size=16pt]GEJ's achievement[/size]!

Gosh, DUNCE ALERT!!!

Jmain:

My rebuttal is now visible, though Kobo has given you a leash to hang onto which is valid cos it is more current than my already posted links . . .

All the same, Do justice to my post

Jmain:

Bros, the first post on this page showing hidden is mine. . . obviously showing you folks that the 3600MW or 3,800MW are all wrong . . .

Would have loved to post the same stuff but the spambot will grab me once again if the mods don't untag my post as spam . .. .

Just an overview . .Go through the threads below and get back at me

https://www.nairaland.com/983176/how-phcn-doing-area

https://www.nairaland.com/960333/barth-nnaji-should-expect-better

Do a lil arithmetic on Barth Nnaji postulations and inform me if your bandied 3600MW & 3,800MW are all correct . .

chucky234: It will be wrong for you take what Barth Nnaji said as landslide achievement because it remains talk talk talk until he achieve what he stated,so far electricity supply has worsen in many places especially where I live and that to me is not a healthy sign of improvement.
Going by the amount we have spent so far on power since 2011 the power sector is still a failure,Nnaji in trying to hide his incompetency also said Nigeria will achieve 35,000MW in 2020 when he must have left office so he can fault incontinuity as the reason we could not achieve the 35,000MW come 2020.
In the last one year we have only been able to add 1000MW which to me is poor if we consider how much money spent to achieve that, if South Africa with 58m people can generates 45,000MW then we have no excuse not to generate atleast 10,000MW as we spend far more than what SA spend on power annually.

Jmain:

My rebuttal is now visible, though Kobo has given you a leash to hang onto which is valid cos it is more current than my already posted links . . .

All the same, Do justice to my post

chucky234: It will be wrong for you take what Barth Nnaji said as landslide achievement because it remains talk talk talk until he achieve what he stated,so far electricity supply has worsen in many places especially where I live and that to me is not a healthy sign of improvement.
Going by the amount we have spent so far on power since 2011 the power sector is still a failure,Nnaji in trying to hide his incompetency also said Nigeria will achieve 35,000MW in 2020 when he must have left office so he can fault incontinuity as the reason we could not achieve the 35,000MW come 2020.
In the last one year we have only been able to add 1000MW which to me is poor if we consider how much money spent to achieve that, if South Africa with 58m people can generates 45,000MW then we have no excuse not to generate atleast 10,000MW as we spend far more than what SA spend on power annually.

antitpiah:

Well, you have to start from somewhere, no? If it was that easy, you wouldnt be behind your laptop, acting all smug and all knowing.People who have never done anything in their life are the best at criticizing people who actually are doing something. Why is that, Mr. Pataoshi

I guess life is easier for you that way, hurling insults from behind your China made laptop. Trolling from one thread to the other with your Google-made knowledge. Expert at everything online, fool at everything in RL.

Fumbling a/s/s-hole acting smart. Anonymous online posting is where they find solace . . .

Ode oshi

dedeike:

Coming from a man that is yet to know about the trial of pension scam suspects, then I'm not surprised about the above post.
Sincerely, there's no amount of false hood and ignorance that you will exhibit that will shock me again. You have gone full circle.
funny enough you're now like a dying man seeking for any straw to hang on. I suggest you change ID because you have betrayed the depth of your low mind.

Hear yourself. The appointment of Reginald was opposed by those corrupt NNPC officials? And this in your moronic state rubbishes all the sanity he has brought into that sector since arrival.
you sounded very petty by asking me to meet Tom West. Is that the name of your paymaster? Or he is KPMG?
I gave you detailed achievements of ongoing trial of oil thieves, Formulation of PIB and restructuring of agencies under the Ministry. And your lame response is that I should ask Tom West. very laughable.
If I were you, I will take some time off to carry a little research about the pension scam trial upon which you laid bare your unpararelled ignorance before over 900. ,000 members.

dayokanu: Dedeike,

What do you say about Ibadan-Ilorin road?

dedeike:

Coming from a man that is yet to know about the trial of pension scam suspects, then I'm not surprised about the above post.
Sincerely, there's no amount of false hood and ignorance that you will exhibit that will shock me again. You have gone full circle.
funny enough you're now like a dying man seeking for any straw to hang on. I suggest you change ID because you have betrayed the depth of your low mind.

Hear yourself. The appointment of Reginald was opposed by those corrupt NNPC officials? And this in your moronic state rubbishes all the sanity he has brought into that sector since arrival.
you sounded very petty by asking me to meet Tom West. Is that the name of your paymaster? Or he is KPMG?
I gave you detailed achievements of ongoing trial of oil thieves, Formulation of PIB and restructuring of agencies under the Ministry. And your lame response is that I should ask Tom West. very laughable.
If I were you, I will take some time off to carry a little research about the pension scam trial upon which you laid bare your unpararelled ignorance before over 900. ,000 members.

[size=14pt]Refineries to achieve 90% production capacity by 2013 – NNPC boss
on JANUARY 23, 2012 [/size]
According to the GMD, the Port Harcourt refinery will commence the projected capacity production by the fourth quarter of 2012 to be followed by Kaduna refinery by the first quarter of 2013, while Warri refinery will come on stream by the fourth quarter of 2013.

Onwion said, “In my presentation last week before House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee on the Monitoring of the Subsidy regime, I made it clear that at 90 per cent, the three refineries will be able to produce 20.3 million litres of PMS, 9.2 million litres of kerosene and 15.3 litres of diesel as compared to the average national daily consumption of 35 million litres of PMS, 10 million litres of kerosene and 12 million litres of diesel.”

Assuring that his work plan was achievable, Onwion tasked Nigerians to be on watch out and monitor the implementation adding that, the public should hold NNPC management accountable over the promise.

“In December, 2011, we had to shut down the Port Harcourt refinery because the pipeline supplying crude to the refinery was severely vandalized,” Oniwon informed.

The NNPC helmsman said that if the pipelines are made to work, the bridging cost of N5.80k will not be borne by Nigerians and will go a long way in revamping the Pipeline Product Marketing Company depots across the country.

Two of Nigeria’s refineries pack up …others produce at 25% of installed capacity JULY 7, 2012

The four Federal Government-owned refineries in the country are producing refined petroleum products at an abysmally low level.

Investigations by SATURDAY PUNCH show that the refineries are producing at about 25 per cent of installed capacity.

The investigations show that only two of the refineries – the Warri and Kaduna refineries – are partially functional at the moment.

The remaining two located in Port Harcourt are struggling with faults that have prevented them from adding to the quantity of fuel produced locally.

The old refinery in Port Harcourt has not been in operation for several months, while the new refinery, which before now was contributing to the quantity of locally-refined products, has also stopped operation because of lack of electricity.

Specifically, the two refineries in Port Harcourt have not been working since January 2012, when the anti-subsidy removal protests spearheaded by organised labour and civil society groups took place.

. . . .

The National President of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, Mr. Babatunde Ogun, attributed the low level of productivity of the nation’s refineries to neglect by successive administrations.

He said the performance of the refineries had become poor because of lack of deserved attention to their maintenance.

Ogun urged the Federal Government to take the issue of the Turn Around Maintenance of the refineries more seriously by engaging credible firms to handle them.

The unionist argued that the delay in the commencement of the Turn Around Maintenance of the refineries had made the nation to depend on imported refined petroleum products.

He lamented the alarming drop in the production capacity of the refineries, which is put at 25 per cent of their installed capacities and urged the government to embark on urgent steps to remedy the situation.

He said, “The refineries have been neglected for a very long time and it has affected the level of their capacities for production.

“I think the Federal Government should take the issue of the Turn Around Maintenance of these refineries more seriously.

“They should look for credible people with guarantee from the banks to do the Turn Around Maintenance of the refineries so that they would be sure of a credible job. . . . .

Kobojunkie:

I am guilty of copying and pasting but that takes it to a whole nother level . . . it does not even bother to engage the medulla oblongata in doing so, that is why I suggest ignore is best.

dedeike:
Mr DAYOKANOU,
I said clearly that Ibadan -Ilorin road is under Dualisation by this administration. Is it rocket science to understand?

oiseworld: HELLO, is the 3rd mailand bridge undergoing maintanance, pls can somebody verify, pls. Is anyone passing through that axis latter in the day,

some eeediotic goons will say Gej is not working. Abi na fashola dey do am?

chucky234: It will be wrong for you take what Barth Nnaji said as landslide achievement because it remains talk talk talk until he achieve what he stated,so far electricity supply has worsen in many places especially where I live and that to me is not a healthy sign of improvement.

chucky234:
Going by the amount we have spent so far on power since 2011 the power sector is still a failure,Nnaji in trying to hide his incompetency also said Nigeria will achieve 35,000MW in 2020 when he must have left office so he can fault incontinuity as the reason we could not achieve the 35,000MW come 2020.

chucky234:
In the last one year we have only been able to add 1000MW which to me is poor if we consider how much money spent to achieve that, if South Africa with 58m people can generates 45,000MW then we have no excuse not to generate atleast 10,000MW as we spend far more than what SA spend on power annually.

philip0906:
and that is listed as an acheivment right? obj had/has loads of road under construction . . .Kindly show us pix of d fisherman's completed projects thank you.

oiseworld: HELLO, is the 3rd mailand bridge undergoing maintanance, pls can somebody verify, pls. Is anyone passing through that axis latter in the day,

some eeediotic goons will say Gej is not working. Abi na fashola dey do am?

philip0906:
and that is listed as an acheivment right? obj had/has loads of road under construction . . .Kindly show us pix of d fisherman's completed projects thank you.

Pataki:

Probably so.

jmaine:
Am not doubting the poor electricity supply in your area cos you have already mentioned this fact before and places like Ikorodu are still suffering the pangs from poor supply of power . . .But i can tell you that Electricity supply has improved in many places than those areas that have worsened . . . .

But i can tell you that Electricity supply has improved in many places than those areas that have worsened

philip0906:
stop feeding us with lies. . .It has always been lie that. Some places will always have electricity supply even if power generation is @ 5o megawatts. I remember back then in the 1990s when i went on hols @yaba, power was somewhat constant than in my area Ikotun.
So,that some areas have light, is not a new development.

Kindly back this statement up with proofs. . .Thank you

philip0906:
yeah she gave me a leash and I hung on to it but u prolly won't get a leash 2 hang on to cos ur azz stinks all over nland with useless info u give us and inability 2 associate reality with hard facts. . .bloody barth nnaji di..ck sucka

philip0906:
stop feeding us with lies. . .It has always been lie that. Some places will always have electricity supply even if power generation is @ 5o megawatts. I remember back then in the 1990s when i went on hols @yaba, power was somewhat constant than in my area Ikotun.
So,that some areas have light, is not a new development.

Kindly back this statement up with proofs. . .Thank you

dedeike:

Coming from a man that is yet to know about the trial of pension scam suspects, then I'm not surprised about the above post.
Sincerely, there's no amount of false hood and ignorance that you will exhibit that will shock me again. You have gone full circle.
funny enough you're now like a dying man seeking for any straw to hang on. I suggest you change ID because you have betrayed the depth of your low mind.

Hear yourself. The appointment of Reginald was opposed by those corrupt NNPC officials? And this in your moronic state rubbishes all the sanity he has brought into that sector since arrival.
you sounded very petty by asking me to meet Tom West. Is that the name of your paymaster? Or he is KPMG?
I gave you detailed achievements of ongoing trial of oil thieves, Formulation of PIB and restructuring of agencies under the Ministry. And your lame response is that I should ask Tom West. very laughable.
If I were you, I will take some time off to carry a little research about the pension scam trial upon which you laid bare your unpararelled ignorance before over 900. ,000 members of this forum.

philip0906:
stop feeding us with lies. . .It has always been lie that. Some places will always have electricity supply even if power generation is @ 5o megawatts. [size=18pt]I remember back then in the 1990s when i went on hols @yaba, power was somewhat constant than in my area Ikotun. [/size]
So,that some areas have light, is not a new development.

Kindly back this statement up with proofs. . .Thank you