Nigerians make me laugh sometimes.

See OPEN GUTTERS on almost every street in front of million-dollar homes in lekki/V.I, filled with poo, pee, algae, larva, trash, vomit, mud... yet those homeowners pay "TAX" to government.

Do you guys understand just how intricate a refinery is? Do you know the size of some of the equipment? Like the Separators, Towers..?

Do you understand the lead time involved in getting a replacement equipment for instance, or do you think it's like buying from jumia or aliexpress with few weeks delay?


You really, really expect that your leaders that can't even cover open gutters and put filters, would somehow be able to deliver a project as complex as a refinery?

The private sector in Nigeria, is what keeps Nigeria going, even when Nigeria is limping.

Your Government across board has never cared about you, but, sadly, some Nigerians would rather attack their brothers who do care about them, to defend Politicians that already thought they were dead.

VaselineCrew:
Nigerians make me laugh sometimes.

See OPEN GUTTERS on almost every street in front of million-dollar homes in lekki/V.I, filled with poo, pee, algae, larva, trash, vomit, mud... yet those homeowners pay "TAX" to government.

Do you guys understand just how intricate a refinery is? Do you know the size of some of the equipment? Like the Separators, Towers..?

Do you understand the lead time involved in getting a replacement equipment for instance, or do you think it's like buying from jumia or aliexpress with few weeks delay?


You really, really expect that your leaders that can't even cover open gutters and put filters, would somehow be able to deliver a project as complex as a refinery?

The private sector in Nigeria, is what keeps Nigeria going, even when Nigeria is limping.

Your Government across board has never cared about you, but, sadly, some Nigerians would rather attack their brothers who do care about them, to defend Politicians that already thought they were dead.

Which one Obi construct in shithole Anambra ?

Good thing is, the wages of our gutters being uncovered is death. We might not notice it killing us yet, but we will by 3027, just before 3028 when we will then understand what it takes to get our government owned refineries working.

budaatum:
I doubt they fully comprehend the extent of the problems that make Port Harcourt Refinery non-operational, and think they will just say "let there be refined petrol in April", and miraculously there would be refined petroleum in April.

I guess there's next April though in 2025, or 26, or 27, or 3028 even.