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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by aieromon(m): 7:37am On May 23, 2023
Rutherford2019:
What's the logic of siting oil refinery in Lagos but the oil is produced in Niger Delta?
Is there no land in SS and What's the cost of transporting crude oil from Rivers state to Lagos..
My Niger Delta brothers Igbos are better than you people at least if the oil is located in SE nobody can try this shit

The President of the Rivers Entrepreneur and Investors’ Forum, Ibifiri Bobmanuel, has revealed that the actions of the Rivers State Government and some local governments in the state were the reasons the Dangote Petroleum Refinery was moved from Rivers State to Lagos State.

Bobmanuel, in an interview with DAILY POST said the forum engaged the management of the Dangote Group and also wrote the Federal government for the refineries not to be moved to Lagos.

The President of REIF, however, noted that it was discovered that the Rivers State Government and the local governments where the refineries were to be located, Okrika and Eleme made huge demands from Dangote Group, which led them to move the refineries to Lagos.

“The Dangote refinery was to be situated in Rivers State and later they made a U-turn and went to Lagos, and we were very miffed by the whole approach.

“We wrote a couple of letters to the management of the Dangote group. “We went as far as writing to the Federal Government.

“When they called for a meeting with us, we went for that meeting. It was discovered that the investment that was meant to be situated in Rivers State, precisely Okrika and Eleme Local Government Areas, they got preliminary land acquisition and agreement and perfected all that.

“But the amount of pushback and demands that were from the state government at that time, obviously, left them with no other option but to go and situate the business at a location where they were welcomed.”

Bobmanuel said the Rivers State Government, local governments and communities need to understand how to negotiate with business owners to attract businesses.


“This brings us back to what we at the Investors’ Forum have always talked about. We’ve always felt the Rivers State Government, the local governments and the communities need to understand the language of businesses.

“You can only imagine the amount of impact the refinery is going to have on the IGR of Lagos State. Imagine if that investment was situated in Rivers State”.

He said the incoming government needs to sit up and see the importance of private participation in governance in the state.

https://dailypost.ng/2023/05/22/refineries-how-dangote-group-was-chased-away-from-rivers-bobmanuel/
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by ycat: 7:59am On May 23, 2023
So because you have oil in Niger delta now, Lagos shouldn't build a refinery to process its own oil in SW? The day every region goes back to how it started is the day you will know that we don't need your oil and have never spent a dime from another region, it's been the other way around. Yoruba have more than enough oil and non oil resources to stand alone.
Rutherford2019:
What's the logic of siting oil refinery in Lagos but the oil is produced in Niger Delta?
Is there no land in SS and What's the cost of transporting crude oil from Rivers state to Lagos..
My Niger Delta brothers Igbos are better than you people at least if the oil is located in SE nobody can try this shit

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by spy24(m): 8:04am On May 23, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
There is oil in Yorubaland. There's oil in Lagos state, Ondo state, Ogun state and our Itsekiri cousins in Delta.

Dangote is visionary and knows that Yorubaland will accept him and Yorubaland will bless his endeavour. Dangote, unlike you, does not hate the Yoruba and does not dabble into Yoruba politics.

Another Refinery is already in the pipeline and will be sited in Yorubaland too. Just watch out for it.
God bless Nigeria

Oil only dey Ondo in commercial quantity in SW

There's what Is known as the big five in Nigeria

They are rivers delta bayelsa akwa ibom and cross rivers

The closest to this states is Ondo

All this Lagos and Ogun wey you dey call nor really get oil in commercial quantity..

And the focus is now even moving from crude to natural gas

Something only imo rivers and delta have in abundance

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Ttipsy(f): 8:07am On May 23, 2023
Rutherford2019:
What's the logic of siting oil refinery in Lagos but the oil is produced in Niger Delta?
Is there no land in SS and What's the cost of transporting crude oil from Rivers state to Lagos..
My Niger Delta brothers Igbos are better than you people at least if the oil is located in SE nobody can try this shit
e b like say u just de wake up

Ekaroo o
Ututoma oo

Na today Dem Don de suck Niger Delta dry?? Lol

But dangote is running his private business to make profit
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by CodeTemplar: 8:14am On May 23, 2023
Better than Oil in ND and refinery in the Kaduna, especially when it is govt owned. Dangote is a private owned refinery and can decide to locate his in Ghana.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Acidosis(m): 8:27am On May 23, 2023
Babathanks:

I’m not saying that you are not right ooo, but tagging lagos all the time by your tribesmen is so annoying and disgusting. Can a Yoruba man contest for any election in the north or east? Abeg leave lagos and let it be

Your level of insecurity is alarming. How did you come to the conclusion that Acidosis is Igbo? "My tribesmen" are in Yagba east local government area of Kogi state.

Your insecurity is just haunting you. I've lived among Igbos and South South people all my life but I'm yet to meet anyone "dragging" Lagos with you. Asides from Edo people, no other ethnic group in this Nigeria has ever "claimed" Lagos.

All these una tribal profiling and bigotry are absolute manifestations of deep-rooted insecurity. I'm sure you have never had any personal reason or encounter that justifies your bigotry and hate. You just inherited some political beef and decided to run along with it.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by wirinet(m): 8:36am On May 23, 2023
aieromon:




https://dailypost.ng/2023/05/22/refineries-how-dangote-group-was-chased-away-from-rivers-bobmanuel/

Same thing happened in Ogun and Ondo state. See the report on Ogun State.


Disagreement between Amosun govt, Dangote caused loss of $16bn refinery to Lagos —Abiodun

OGUN State governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has said the breakdown of discussion between Dangote and the immediate past administration in the state led to the loss of a $16 billion Dangote refinery to Lagos State.

He, however, said his administration is working towards ensuring that the state takes advantage of its oil rich deposit and becomes an oil producing state.

The governor gave the position in the lecture he delivered at the second and third convocation ceremony of the Mountain Top University, with the topic, ‘Quest for Excellence: The Nexus of Faith, Knowledge and Resilience.’

Abiodun expressed disappointment that Ogun lost $16 billion Dangote refinery to Lagos after a break in discussion between the Ibikunle Amosun-led administration and Dangote.

While also noting that he had the privilege to work as the chairman of the Olokola Free Trade Zone that was meant to have the refinery sited in the state, Abiodun added that the project was not just conceived with the aim of refining petroleum products only but to take advantage of the mining lease that was awarded around the corridor.

“I worked as chairman of Olokola Free Trade Zone that was meant to have the Dangote refinery sited in Ogun Waterside. However, discussion broke down between Dangote and the then administration, which led to the loss of that project to Lagos State; a $16 billion project was lost to another state.
https://tribuneonlineng.com/disagreement-between-amosun-govt-dangote-caused-loss-of-16bn-refinery-to-lagos-abiodun/

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by ProphetM0hammad: 8:47am On May 23, 2023
Rutherford2019:
What's the logic of siting oil refinery in Lagos but the oil is produced in Niger Delta?
Is there no land in SS and What's the cost of transporting crude oil from Rivers state to Lagos..
My Niger Delta brothers Igbos are better than you people at least [/b]if the oil is located in SE nobody can try this shit[b]

Another chest beating
SS people are even more respected and regarded than the ibos.

Ibos are the most victimized, bullied and battered tribe

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Nobody: 8:58am On May 23, 2023
Rutherford2019:
What's the logic of siting oil refinery in Lagos but the oil is produced in Niger Delta?
Is there no land in SS and What's the cost of transporting crude oil from Rivers state to Lagos..
My Niger Delta brothers Igbos are better than you people at least if the oil is located in SE nobody can try this shit

No need to compare anything or anyone. The project benefits the entire Nigeria and will hopefully be the "game changer" it is predicted to be.

It has the capacity to refine enough crude to meet local consumption of PMS, fertiliser etal with even extra available to export and sell as refined derivatives of crude to bring valuable forex and income, via way of taxes, into Nigeria.

If you argue more of this type of project is needed, spread accross Nigeria, then I can agree with that thinking.

One of the quickest ways to become a developed nation is to be a net exporters of finished goods and services. I.e sell more to the world than you buy from it.

We need to be maximising national income through industrialisation that gives us finished/manufactured goods, since they make far more money than raw materials, the world is willing to buy from us.

I think a specialist sector should be created to actually look into this very important role.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Nobody: 9:03am On May 23, 2023
ProphetM0hammad:


Another chest beating
SS people are even more respected and regarded than the ibos.

Ibos are the most victimized, bullied and battered tribe

There really is no need for that last paragraph because it pays homage to the fact that some Nigerians are not thinking progressively.

Competition, when it exists, should be healthy and capable of making us all rise to the challenge. Tinubu, Fashola, Ambode, Sanwo Olu and the SW did sterling work getting Dangote to choose Lagos and then, crucially, supporting him at all stages to get the refinery over the line.

Useful lessons can be learnt that will lead other to replicate similar across Nigeria because PPP arrangements (public-private sector partnership) is what will save Nigeria and allow us to kick on quickly towards becoming developed.

Nigerian leaders need to get better at wooing and partnering with foreign or non-indigene investors to accelerate growth and development using OPM i.e "other people's money" in PPP arrangements that favours both the investor and recipient of the investment capital.

This can move us away from the moribund model of leaders miring our States and nation in debt or going to Abuja with begging bowl pointed at Mr.President.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by NLegendforte: 9:19am On May 23, 2023
Biodun556:

Ego is making you igbos to lose many things
Lol how do you mean?
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by PROUDIGBO(m): 9:28am On May 23, 2023
IgboSomalia:


There is a reason why God didn't give you Igbos 3 things.

Oil
Sea
Sense

You can never have these things.

I beg to differ mate! God gave us all those things in abundance.....and much more!

You Igbo haters seem to get a boner out of the misplaced belief that Ndigbo don't have access to the sea.....i don't get it! Why is this!? Does it make your hateful self sleep well at night!?
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by grandstar(m): 9:55am On May 23, 2023
Rutherford2019:
What's the logic of siting oil refinery in Lagos but the oil is produced in Niger Delta?
Is there no land in SS and What's the cost of transporting crude oil from Rivers state to Lagos..
My Niger Delta brothers Igbos are better than you people at least if the oil is located in SE nobody can try this shit

The largest demand for crude oil is in Lagos and by extension the southwest. It therefore just makes senses rather than trucking millions of litres off oil daily from the Niger Delta to Lagos.

Stop tribalizing investment decisions. That's why many oil companies have fled the Niger Delta. Businesses focus on profits and not ethnic or emotional sentiments.

The Niger Delta has an abundance of militants and a Hausa businessman can't say how safe his refinery will be when ijaw and Itshekiri begin fighting or the militants declare mental.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by bjdon: 10:02am On May 23, 2023
This is a stupid post. Iam from the SS and I've been warning people for ages that all the militancy and violence would drive away investment. Now you are moaning!

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by OfoIgbo: 11:06am On May 23, 2023
wirinet:


See the way you dey call modular refinery like say na kain kain refinery, or you thinks say na those iron drums wey ijaw boys dey take cook diesel na him be modular refinery? The minimum cost of a small 1000 barrels per day refinery costs nothing less than $100 million, and am not even talking about the cost of land acquisition, licences and other cost necessary to build the refinery, before talking about cost of getting crude yo the refinery and running costs.
How many Niger Delta groups can afford it. Besides even now nothing stops anyone from getting a license and build a refinery if you have the money.

Yes, that's exactly why the northern leaders of Nigeria awarded major monopolies to Dangote so that he can afford constructing a refinery.

Listen, all the SS people will need is to include experts as consultants in their proposed business vehicles, PO is a wise man. He will immediately realise that these SS business vehicles will need funding, which PO can held effect, as the president of Nigeria. He can use his powers as the president to bring in a policy that makes these SS business vehicles to have access to fund, so they can operate.
It will bring in Ijaws, Ibibios, Ogonis, Urhobos, Edos, Annangs and even Igbos into the controlling areas of the oil industry in Nigeria.

I have been in informed that BUA, which is another Fulani company, is now building a massive refinery in Akwa-Ibom, all in an attempt to ensure that Fulanis control the oil industry in Nigeria. Tufiakwa. All these can be done by locally put-together business vehicles.
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by wirinet(m): 11:25am On May 23, 2023
OfoIgbo:


Yes, that's exactly why the northern leaders of Nigeria awarded major monopolies to Dangote so that he can afford constructing a refinery.

Listen, all the SS people will need is to include experts as consultants in their proposed business vehicles, PO is a wise man. He will immediately realise that these SS business vehicles will need funding, which PO can held effect, as the president of Nigeria. He can use his powers as the president to bring in a policy that makes these SS business vehicles to have access to fund, so they can operate.
It will bring in Ijaws, Ibibios, Ogonis, Urhobos, Edos, Annangs and even Igbos into the controlling areas of the oil industry in Nigeria.

I have been in informed that BUA, which is another Fulani company, is now building a massive refinery in Akwa-Ibom, all in an attempt to ensure that Fulanis control the oil industry in Nigeria. Tufiakwa. All these can be done by locally put-together business vehicles.

Please stop this victimisation syndrome, it looks like a mental health problem. Some igbomen see everyone pursuing them in their dreams.
No one is stopping any igboman from owning a refinery. In fact Abacha who was the first to issue licenses for refinery gave many igbo men, my brother inlaw was one of the first people granted refinery licence (for your information my wife is igbo). He gravely underestimated the cost of building a refinery, he borrowed $200million from a German bank to build the refinery. At the end of the day he died of a heart attack due to the failure of the project (due to inadequate funds). Even Dangote overshot his budget and had to go looking for money to borrow from everywhere in order to complete the refinery. He had spend over $20 billion so far. That's his whole net worth. Now how many igbo men can take such a risk. Igbos are better with businesses with quick turnover and not long term businesses like refinery that can take up to ten years to turn over.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by wirinet(m): 11:30am On May 23, 2023
OfoIgbo:


Yes, that's exactly why the northern leaders of Nigeria awarded major monopolies to Dangote so that he can afford constructing a refinery.

Listen, all the SS people will need is to include experts as consultants in their proposed business vehicles, PO is a wise man. He will immediately realise that these SS business vehicles will need funding, which PO can held effect, as the president of Nigeria. He can use his powers as the president to bring in a policy that makes these SS business vehicles to have access to fund, so they can operate.
It will bring in Ijaws, Ibibios, Ogonis, Urhobos, Edos, Annangs and even Igbos into the controlling areas of the oil industry in Nigeria.

I have been in informed that BUA, which is another Fulani company, is now building a massive refinery in Akwa-Ibom, all in an attempt to ensure that Fulanis control the oil industry in Nigeria. Tufiakwa. All these can be done by locally put-together business vehicles.

I am itsekiri from the Niger Delta, so I understand oil business and politics far more than you do. Oil business ruined one of my rich uncles. He bought an oil prospecting license for $150 million and they did not find oil in commercial quantities in his allocated oil block (I suspect sabotage from NNPC officials). He had to relocate to the village after selling all his houses in Lagos and Abuja.

As I reiterate, no one is stopping any igbo man from owning a refinery.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Kcfresh2103(m): 11:36am On May 23, 2023
Let me educate you OP, this refinery was to be sighted or built in Rivers State (Eleme and OKRIKA LGA combine). They chased Dangote away with their outrageous demands based on our OIL MENTALITY. Come open ordinary POS stand for Port Harcourt and see how youths will consistently visit your stand for unnecessary levies. The drunk of a governor doesn't care about it.
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by rummmy: 1:03pm On May 23, 2023
Fools ,oil in niger Delta but refinary is in SW ..
They have milked your future and your generations future till enternity.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Nobody: 1:10pm On May 23, 2023
rummmy:
Fools ,oil in niger Delta but refinary is in SW ..
They have milked your future and your generations future till enternity.
Crying more than the bereaved. Igbos coman rule Nigeria let me see.

No Igbo man will ever rule this country because of your disrespect for everybody in Nigeria.


Don't go and get rid of the Ekpa's terrorists in Igbo land, be crying for the Niger Delta.

Is Lagos not part of Nigeria again or is Dangote not a Nigerian?

You should be more concern about una online biaf.raud that will never happen.
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Gajagojo: 1:27pm On May 23, 2023
https://punchng.com/dangote-refinery-opens-eyes-crude-from-three-continents/

As the Dangote Refinery begins operations on Monday (today), the 650,000 barrels per day oil processing facility has been designed to process crude oil grades from the three continents of Africa, Asia and America.



There is no pipeline bringing oil to the refinery from any part of Nigeria

All oil is delivered to an off shore installation by oil tanker and transported to the refinery by underwater pipeline
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by sunboy(m): 2:15pm On May 23, 2023
Kyase:
canada with no single gas are operating the Longest gas pipeline in the world to their country

Where you got that from ? Canada is probably 2nd or 3rd country with gas in the world.
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Femi987: 2:27pm On May 23, 2023
The Refinery is secured
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by OfoIgbo: 2:30pm On May 23, 2023
wirinet:


I am itsekiri from the Niger Delta, so I understand oil business and politics far more than you do. Oil business ruined one of my rich uncles. He bought an oil prospecting license for $150 million and they did not find oil in commercial quantities in his allocated oil block (I suspect sabotage from NNPC officials). He had to relocate to the village after selling all his houses in Lagos and Abuja.

As I reiterate, no one is stopping any igbo man from owning a refinery.

Nwokem, make use of your brain.

How come the oil prospecting licenses that BUA and other Fulani business interests secured, yielded results? That is the question you should be asking yourself?

How come the same Fulani and their southern slaves, are fighting tooth and nail, to ensure that Peter Obi, an Igboman doesn't become the president of Nigeria? That is yet another question you should be asking yourself.

A Fulani man is not more intelligent than an Itsekiri man, but the system has been rigged to keep the Itsekiri and the other Niger deltans, as slaves and mere security men, in the oil installations in the Niger delta. All the juicy aspects of the Nigerian oil and gas industry is being cornered by the Fulanis, and all you can see in the whole conspiracy is "I am itsekiri from the Niger Delta, so I understand oil business and politics far more than you do."

How come the same Fulani terrorists who have been killing indigenous populations in the north central are not labelled terrorists, while placard-carrying IPOB was labelled a terror group by the same Fulani leadership of the country.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by sunboy(m): 2:32pm On May 23, 2023
Biodun556:


Dangote considered Ondo first, later Ogun state but could not get good deal especially host community wahala. Tinubu and fashola encouraged him to come to Lagos and gave better deal

Lagos is the best for the project:

1. The refinery could easily export refine product from the location

2. Lagos consume largest volume of oil in Nigeria. So the refinery is closed to the market

Exactly, nobody’s talking about the deferred tax incentives that Tinubu’s administration offered him, Fashola, Ambode and Sanwo follow through on continuous support. If you don’t attract businesses to your state or region, they will not come. I pray Tinubu’s health doesn’t fail him, we are confident that he will turn things around for sure.

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Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Gajagojo: 2:40pm On May 23, 2023
Wisdom is part of being smart.
Not doing gragra ,knowing when to be silent
Not chest beating and claiming to be better than everyone
Managing interpersonal relations so people like you. Knowing when to fight and when not to Is the ultimate smartnesx

Is part of being smart
Claiming you are smarter than everyone is just arrogance and a demonstration of lacking wisdom.
It is all part of it
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by rummmy: 3:07pm On May 23, 2023
NaijaReCrminals:
Crying more than the bereaved. Igbos coman rule Nigeria let me see.

No Igbo man will ever rule this country because of your disrespect for everybody in Nigeria.


Don't go and get rid of the Ekpa's terrorists in Igbo land, be crying for the Niger Delta.

Is Lagos not part of Nigeria again or is Dangote not a Nigerian?

You should be more concern about una online biaf.raud that will never happen.
during 2023 election,you and your confused people said Lagos belongs to only you..
We are not interested in your Nigeria.
Know this and know peace.
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Nobody: 3:21pm On May 23, 2023
rummmy:
during 2023 election,you and your confused people said Lagos belongs to only you..
We are not interested in your Nigeria.
Know this and know peace.
Niger Delta is in Nigeria not online Biaf.raud so mind your online country.
Re: Oil In Niger Delta, Refinery In SW by Nwaetche(m): 3:33pm On May 23, 2023
No tribe is better than the other. This is just the injustice we are talking about.

No one disputes the fact that an investor can site his industry anywhere he or she feels he came run up the margins and make profit but the government has a duty of ensuring that the hen that lays the golden egg is taken care of.

Look at all the Refineries in our region, Buhari and APC promised to fix them after defeating Jonathan but deliberately allow them to rot ostensibly to satisfy one man's monopolistic tendencies.

You have a point, Rutherford. This is akin to building a Gold or base metal refinery in Port Harcourt or Warri while the products are mined in Zamfara and Sokoto states.

I alwys encourage our folks to say the truth always as only truth, justice and equity will set Nigeria free.


Rutherford2019:
What's the logic of siting oil refinery in Lagos but the oil is produced in Niger Delta?
Is there no land in SS and What's the cost of transporting crude oil from Rivers state to Lagos..
My Niger Delta brothers Igbos are better than you people at least if the oil is located in SE nobody can try this shit

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