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Just40:
The Asantehene (King) Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and HRH Lady Julia Osei Tutu of Ashanti

What must be said:

Whoever ascends the throne of Asanteman will always have prominence in Ghana and beyond. Manhyia is the reason why modern Ghana became a full British Colony only in 1902. For historical perspective, USA was a British Colony for over 170 years. Manhyia is the reason Twi is a very prominent language in Ghana. The prominence of Asantehene is historically shaped. It's a massive institution. Global personalities stand in awe when they come before the King in his full Majesty at Manhyia.

Even Charles had to bow.

ItooWorWor:


Someones nightmare

One hatefilled specimen on this thread said the refinery would not be completed, the same way he has been crooning about Eko Atlantic.

Obaaderemi2:
One hatefilled specimen on this thread said the refinery would not be completed, the same way he has been crooning about Eko Atlantic.

it's mostly because most things in Kenya never gets completed, so he's assuming it's the same In Nigeria

darkwan:


shattap your useless face....!!

idioot....
wetin consighn nigeria with kenya....??

respect yourselves,yes....??
did we nigerians told you to go piss off the ghanaians....??

mira lunatics....

BASED.

Obaaderemi2:
Even Charles had to bow.

Piawww Oyoko clans finnest which am proud to be part of

Just40:
it's mostly because most things in Kenya never gets completed, so he's assuming it's the same In Nigeria

It's too early to syart kissing @ss.

Shma2023:
Nairobi. (JUST A TINY PART OF WESTLANDS)

It will take Dar Salaam a decade to look this decent.

Back to you @kazikazi.

THE day you reach 12b worthy of real estate, then tag me

Rural Tanzania
Tztztz

The making of a capital,dodoma
Tanzania tztztztztz

Arusha,Tanzania

Fourpockets:
Dangote refinery to be commissioned this month

Rvp swore that this project will never be completed. What now rvp,what now 😂😂

Kipengere,Tanzania
Tztztztztz

Mbambabay road,Tanzania tztztztz

Ordinary folks,Tanzania

I weep for Africa
Only SA has some railway lines

For a reminder. ..

Obaaderemi2:
One hatefilled specimen on this thread said the refinery would not be completed, the same way he has been crooning about Eko Atlantic.

Watch him wail with long epistle

Dangote refinery was supposed to be completed in 2019 - now we in 2023 - and has overshoot the cost - by 10B dollars.
I am not sure what excitement is about - Dangote will rip Nigeria apart.
And in terms of forex impact - Zero impact - Dangote will take your crude oil that was be exported - add value by refinery.
So you'll have less forex from export of crude - and you'll save from importing from India and rest.

And where you problems begin - Dangote like to sell more expensive than if you had imported from efficient refiners.

ItooWorWor:


Watch him wail with long epistle

rvp20182:
Dangote refinery was supposed to be completed in 2019 - now we in 2023 - and has overshoot the cost - by 10B dollars.
I am not sure what excitement is about - Dangote will rip Nigeria apart.
And in terms of forex impact - Zero impact - Dangote will take your crude oil that was be exported - add value by refinery.
So you'll have less forex from export of crude - and you'll save from importing from India and rest.

And where you problems begin - Dangote like to sell more expensive than if you had imported from efficient refiners.

I'm sure you got all this trash from your anus.






From it won't be completed to it will rip us nonsense rvp on the beat.

rvp20182:
Dangote refinery was supposed to be completed in 2019 - now we in 2023 - and has overshoot the cost - by 10B dollars.
I am not sure what excitement is about - Dangote will rip Nigeria apart.
And in terms of forex impact - Zero impact - Dangote will take your crude oil that was be exported - add value by refinery.
So you'll have less forex from export of crude - and you'll save from importing from India and rest.

And where you problems begin - Dangote like to sell more expensive than if you had imported from efficient refiners.

If it would start immediately after the inauguration, I don't think it would operate at full capacity ( that is most likely 2024), but if it begins by producing 350,000 bbd while we keep working on our existing refineries, then it's no problem.

We produce around 1.3 million bpd crude as at March 2023. We can give Dangote 300,000 bbd to supply the Nigerian market in naira until 2024 and we sell 1 million bpd to the international market, which is a win win.

Note: Dangote would not only produce petrol but Diesel and petrochemicals.

Nigerian Government also has a 20% stake in it in a PPP.

How is Nigeria now when it produced it own cement versus when it imported.

Are you buying cement at almost twice kenya.

Use your brain Dangoteland slave.

ItooWorWor:


I'm sure you got all this trash from your anus.






From it won't be completed to it will rip us nonsense rvp on the beat.

rvp20182:
How is Nigeria now when it produced it own cement versus when it imported.

Are you buying cement at almost twice kenya.

Use your brain Dangoteland slave.

What is the price of cement in Kenya compare to Nigeria again

GeneralDae:

If it would start immediately after the inauguration, I don't think it would operate at full capacity ( that is most likely 2024), but if it begins by producing 350,000 bbd while we keep working on our existing refineries, then it's no problem.

We produce around 1.3 million bpd crude as at March 2023. We can give Dangote 300,000 bbd to supply the Nigerian market in naira until 2024 and we sell 1 million bpd to the international market, which is a win win.

Note: Dangote would not only produce petrol but Diesel and petrochemicals.

Nigerian Government also has a 20% stake in it in a PPP.

You don't need to explain anything to him cause he only believe his own lies.

You lose 300K barrel in forex.
You gain 300K of refined fuel.
Zero sum game.
Now Nigeria economy and people will pay off Dangote 25B dollars.
And the man is vampire.

If it was gov owned refinery maybe you will celebrate

But knowing Dangote - I pity you

GeneralDae:

If it would start immediately after the inauguration, I don't think it would operate at full capacity ( that is most likely 2024), but if it begins by producing 350,000 bbd while we keep working on our existing refineries, then it's no problem.

We produce around 1.3 million bpd crude as at March 2023. We can give Dangote 300,000 bbd to supply the Nigerian market in naira until 2024 and we sell 1 million bpd to the international market, which is a win win.

Note: Dangote would not only produce petrol but Diesel and petrochemicals.

Nigerian Government also has a 20% stake in it in a PPP.

5 dollars per 50kg bag...around 600shs at retail price - 450 shs at wholesale.
10 dollars in Nigeria for similar bag - more than 4000 naira at retail.

Those are facts easily to check.

Dangote is kiling your economy and you're here celebrating.

ItooWorWor:


What is the price of cement in Kenya compare to Nigeria again

Nigeria will only benefit in forex term once they EXCEED their OPEC quotas.
Right now they cannot even meet OPEC quotas.

Thanks to vandalism, under investment and stealing of crude.

Nigeria OPEC limits are more than 2 million barrels a day.

Now they are luckly to do 1.3-1.5m.

rvp20182:
You lose 300K barrel in forex.
You gain 300K of refined fuel.
Zero sum game.
Now Nigeria economy and people will pay off Dangote 25B dollars.
And the man is vampire.

If it was gov owned refinery maybe you will celebrate

But knowing Dangote - I pity you

Refined crude (PMS, Diesel, Petrochemicals) and just raw crude, which is more profitable?