Bestbeelieve:


bet hw will dat solve the problem with many sychophants and back stabbers!

Freethinker87:


Not an immediate concern. Those who want to support the Govt will fight on the Government's side. The truth is that this country desperately needs a bloody revolution. The type that compels the Govt to respect the people.

Coldie:

What are u even saying?

Listen to yourself talk, d FG revamping Ph refinery is a step in the right direction, this will stop Dangote from having monopoly over the market.

U people can't even think basic things and u are shouting Biafra

iwaeda:


https://punchng.com/breaking-fg-approves-1-5bn-for-rehabilitation-of-port-harcourt-refinery/

RuudVanNisteroy:

The timeline for the rehabilitation is about 4 years(44 months), by then they would have cashed out and be out of power to enjoy their loot. While the refinery remains moribund, and the next administration will come and award their own Turn Around Maintenance (TAM) to chop and quench in 2023.

Bestbeelieve:


i support a desperate change bu when i look at countries that had revolutions if there is no proper structure or leader like castro it might be a banana republique later.

uptimum123:


I disagree

A plan has been laid out to make it work, this also includes inviting the people/company whoi built them in the first place.

With great effort and determination we can make it work. This government has shown in the past what it takes to make things work

Dubrams:





Your comment shows your education is a waste. What a waste of education. Money spent on your education if invest in cocoa farm would have been better. I pity your kinds. You and all that share your sentiments.


Don't bother replying. I can't waste my energy debating a fool

Standing5:
Dangote is doing a bigger one(650 million BPD) that has fertilizer plant and pipeline of 500km at $12 billion. Subtract the extras and divide by 3 to see what a new PH refinery may cost. They are thieves.

Standing5:
Can't that amount build a refinery on its own?

uptimum123:


I disagree

A plan has been laid out to make it work, this also includes inviting the people/company whoi built them in the first place.

With great effort and determination we can make it work. This government has shown in the past what it takes to make things work

Zaggafrank:

Some of you just talk for the sake of it. When I've kachikwu made those proposals, which were approved by the FEC, didn't the Senate block it from taking off? Didn't melaye on the senate floor described it as another means to do the shady privatisation of the past? Even when kachikwu came out to say they were not selling the refinery but returning it to the initial people who built it to refurbish it at their own cost after which they will operate it for some years to recoup their money before handing it back to FG,. The senate still blocked it. Go and check the records

courage89:
Just a waste of resources. Government should not be in charge of viable assets such as refinery, or any profitable business. Running a refinery requires a very prudent, straight forward structure devoid of government beaurecracy. Decision of type of crude to refine (light, heavy or sour crude), blending process to achieve output optimization and other necessary decisions revolving around profitability of refinery should not be colored with nepotism, incompetence or government involvement.

Please and please, stop this madness of trying to revive the refinery. Sell, lease or joint venture this refinery to capable private companies so that Nigeria can get the best bang for its bucks.

iwaeda:


https://punchng.com/breaking-fg-approves-1-5bn-for-rehabilitation-of-port-harcourt-refinery/

Christistruth00:



As far back as 10 years ago the FG was reliably informed that the Refineries were beyond rehabilitation and new ones needed to be built.

This may be another attempt to Siphon pubic funds for some officials

Buhari only has two years left

uptimum123:


I disagree

A plan has been laid out to make it work, this also includes inviting the people/company whoi built them in the first place.

With great effort and determination we can make it work. This government has shown in the past what it takes to make things work

iwaeda:


https://punchng.com/breaking-fg-approves-1-5bn-for-rehabilitation-of-port-harcourt-refinery/