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Lzaa

Asour:



I am not knowledgeable enough to know whether your claim is plausible BUT if I were in position of this Business owner I would not.

Two key problems in Nigeria's pursuit for industrial growth are Lack of Integrity and Incompetence.

These two are perpetuated daily across the Country.
We are not thorough as a people. You might say Not all of us are like that. True. But you need a critical mass of change agents(citizens) to make progress here.

Most Nigerians lack integrity and are incompetent.
Everyday I try to liberate myself from this group. I don't know if I have but it is a struggle.

God help us.

Metallurgical Engineers especially those who trained abroad eg Germany will handle this, however integrity matter which only few will possess.

ValCon888:
I hope no one tries to assassinate this man. Because this his refinery project is going to put a lot of greedy thieves out of business.

You think that this man hasn't already settled those people?

BeStroNG:
So how are they going to convey this one to its main destination? By road?

They will put it on another truck. Just like they did yo the other one.

Congratulations to Dangote. This is single man's refinery being built from scratch, yet our corrupt government has failed to put our moribund four refineries to optimal use for over 20 years. Shame on our government. Greedy politicians

BeStroNG:
So how are they going to convey this one to its main destination? By road?

davodyguy:

Read about barges

Dangote built a deep sea port/jetty in Lekki (not far from his refinery) because the facilities at Apapa Port cannot handle some of the equipment that he's bringing into the country.

Stale news
Always several weeks behind current events

Great!

Asour:



I am not knowledgeable enough to know whether your claim is plausible BUT if I were in position of this Business owner I would not.

Two key problems in Nigeria's pursuit for industrial growth are Lack of Integrity and Incompetence.

These two are perpetuated daily across the Country.
We are not thorough as a people. You might say Not all of us are like that. True. But you need a critical mass of change agents(citizens) to make progress here.

Most Nigerians lack integrity and are incompetent.
Everyday I try to liberate myself from this group. I don't know if I have but it is a struggle.

God help us.

You are 100% right

especially the lack of integrity part

Question is what is the benefit of the refinery to Nigerians? Last we heard we might even be paying more for fuel. I guess many details are clear yet.

Kendumazy:
This is huge! Kudos to dangote!

8GB ATM card flash drive for #1000 only. Nice gift to gift your clients this season. Few pieces remaining. Check link below to check my contact.

Pls, kindly explain how it works.

ScotMisile:
Pls, kindly explain how it works.

It's normal flash drive in Atm card shape.

Kingspin:
Another Billionaire?, when the country is trying hard to bring down few that venture. Geometric by Berth Nnaji or Innoson to mention a few.

Innoson will be fine, but I really don't know why Mr Barth resigned, he seems like the best man for the job

Politicians hiding under the name Dangote group of companies to invest the money they looted from our poor country..only a fool that will believe that dangote is the real owner of that brand

pacespot:
But my question is, instead moving this gigantic element around which comes with its own risks, can't they bring the company that built it in China down here in Nigeria to build it right in the refinery?Yoh, I got it, they would have to move the plant setup that built it down here in Nigeria too.

Lol. Why ask the question when you already know the answer?

The nation's refineries are incapable of being revived by the government of about 200 million people but just one of them is building Africa's biggest refinery. Isn't it another proof that corruption is the synonym of the federal government of Nigeria?

Brandstudio01:
Wow! Incredible
And who said this country is not blessed if not for the resource sacking individuals we inherited in this country?

Lol...How’s the country blessed exactly? �

Nickshrapnel:
Dangote has gotten the Oil, let another billionaire take up power/energy. If the useless people in power won't do it, the people will do

When femi otedola shouted that he is working on a major project, my thought was the power sector, so lets wait and see.

ValCon888:
I hope no one tries to assassinate this man. Because this his refinery project is going to put a lot of greedy thieves out of business.

what many dont know is that this project is nt solely owned by dangote bt a collection of other wealthy nigerians who are hidding under his name. most of these people hav had their private refineries abroad long b4 now.

Dangote ..Dangote....Dangote still dey find money ooohhhhh.........His hurstle is in a world different from mine.....I covet his huge hunger though

does3:
What so ever is going to offload this will be massive.

Off-Shore crane to the rescue

legba1:
Dangote ..Dangote....Dangote still dey find money ooohhhhh.........His hurstle is in a world different from mine.....I covet his huge hunger though

Anything better than money........
More...........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB8JzK27EHo

Dangote Refinery

Nickshrapnel:
Innoson will be fine, but I really don't know why Mr Barth resigned, he seems like the best man for the job

Barth was force was resign by some cabals. His geometric project grounded and lawsuit followed. Just to stop him and his power company.

The way i look at Nigeria is different.

Kingspin:
Barth was force was resign by some cabals. His geometric project grounded and lawsuit followed. Just to stop him and his power company.

The way i look at Nigeria is different.

The selfish bastards importing generators I guess, Being a Nigerian is exhausting

Kingspin:
Barth was force was resign by some cabals. His geometric project grounded and lawsuit followed. Just to stop him and his power company.

The way i look at Nigeria is different.

Nickshrapnel:
The selfish bastards importing generators I guess, Being a Nigerian is exhausting

I believe that it was his competitors that were behind his resignation.

Professor Barth Nnaji is a brilliant professor of robotics. I was very happy when he was made the minister of science and technology in 1993, but his tenure only lasted a few months before Abacha struck.

He went back to the United States and continued in his job as a professor of robotics.

However, President Olusegun Obasanjo was trying to get Nigerians abroad to come back home and invest. Professor Nnaji came back and created Geometric Power, a company that was created to invest in the power industry in Nigeria.

President Goodluck Jonathan later made him the minister of power. However, there was a problem. The Jonathan Administration was going to sell of the electricity distribution companies and Geometric Power was one of the bidders.

The law says that the regulators, for example the minister of power, can not have an interest in any of the bidding companies. Professor Nnaji had an interest in Geometric Power. Some people (I believe they were his competitors) raised this issue and President Jonathan querried Professor Nnaji. Professor Nnaji's defence was that he had previously informed President Jonathan about his interest in Geometric Power.

Anyway, Professor Nnaji decided to resign rather than let the controversy to derail the privatisation process.

A giant d*ldo to satisfy 9ja's fuel cravings

naptu2:




I believe that it was his competitors that were behind his resignation.

Professor Barth Nnaji is a brilliant professor of robotics. I was very happy when he was made the minister of science and technology in 1993, but his tenure only lasted a few months before Abacha struck.

He went back to the United States and continued in his job as a professor of robotics.

However, President Olusegun Obasanjo was trying to get Nigerians abroad to come back home and invest. Professor Nnaji came back and created Geometric Power, a company that was created to invest in the power industry in Nigeria.

President Goodluck Jonathan later made him the minister of power. However, there was a problem. The Jonathan Administration was going to sell of the electricity distribution companies and Geometric Power was one of the bidders.

The law says that the regulators, for example the minister of power, can not have an interest in any of the bidding companies. Professor Nnaji has an interest in Geometric Power. Some people (I believe they were his competitors) raised this issue and President Jonathan querried Professor Nnaji. Professor Nnaji's defence was that he had previously informed President Jonathan about his interest in Geometric Power.

Any, Professor Nnaji decided to resign rather than let the controversy to derail the privatisation process.

Three of his geometric stations completed are in Abia, so who or what is fighting/delaying him from taken off till date. I know of a lawsuit against his company for yrs now

Kingspin:
Three of his geometric stations completed are in Abia, so who or what is fighting/delaying him from taken off till date. I know of a lawsuit against his company for yrs now

Like I said before, the problem is competition. Barth Nnaji is the chairman of Geometric Power and Emeka Offor is the chairman of Interstate Electric. Interstate Electric bought Enugu Disco during the privatisation programme. Geometric Power got a license to supply electricity to Aba, but Interstate Electric say that Aba is within the jurisdiction of Enugu Disco and so they should be the ones supplying electricity to Aba.

Fashola tried to settle the dispute between Geometric Power and Interstate Electric, but I don't know if he was successful.

naptu2:


Like I said before, the problem is competition. Barth Nnaji is the chairman of Geometric Power and Emeka Offor is the chairman of Interstate Electric. Interstate Electric bought Enugu Disco during the privatisation programme. Geometric Power got a license to supply electricity to Aba, but Interstate Electric say that Aba is within the jurisdiction of Enugu Disco and so they should be the ones supplying electricity to Aba.

Fashola tried to settle the dispute between Geometric Power and Interstate Electric, but I don't know if he was successful.

Barth has been working really had to get geometric power working in Aba, he has even lost a good chunk of his company to Chinese investors yet EEDC still is in charge of the city. The politics in Nigeria has refused to allow Nigeria move forward.