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Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by caye(m): 6:34am On Jul 26 |
Druss:Yes o. You just reminded me. A woman journalist on Malta was car-bombed around 2021-2022; for trying to expose corruption in that nation. She was burned to death. Behind their smiley-faces, is a crooked demon. But you won't believe it, the most corrup nations in Europe is : Switzerland, Britain and France; apart from those crazy Ukraine. This is however the kicker: they corrupt other nations, they don't want it in their own country. 1 Like |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by Blitzerz: 6:40am On Jul 26 |
FreeStuffsNG:Continue defending nonsense 3 Likes |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by poseidon12: 7:01am On Jul 26 |
malali: How can US grant India license to buy crude oil from another country? Is US the owner of the crude oil in Venezuela? |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by gare(f): 7:03am On Jul 26 |
Islie: Are we so cursed in getting our refineries working |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by poseidon12: 7:04am On Jul 26 |
malali: Then the government should encourage other Nigerians to establish more refineries. You don't prevent monopoly by destroying someone's investment. Don't be an enemy of progress. |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by poseidon12: 7:10am On Jul 26 |
malali: Nonsense. |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by ChybuzzDD(m): 7:13am On Jul 26 |
Nice2023: The idiot knows but decided to put up a stupid defence as he is aware the culprits are within his favourite APC party 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 7:19am On Jul 26 |
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Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 7:23am On Jul 26 |
poseidon12: No one is destroying any business, when he built his refinery there was no written agreement that the government must sell him crude or buy petrol from him. There is crude in the market internationally and there are petrol buyers as well. He is a business man. He doesn't need the Nigerian government as customer by force. |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 7:24am On Jul 26 |
poseidon12: If i educate you on how these works, you have to pay me. But if you read up on current Venezuela sanctions, then you can stay informed for free. |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 7:26am On Jul 26 |
jayce232: Good for you. |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by Foodhub2023: 7:27am On Jul 26 |
VikingKing:Not forming expert but opening mouth without control..... I pity for those who follow him with all imaginary statistics 1 Like |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 7:27am On Jul 26 |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by ncoolsome(m): 7:28am On Jul 26 |
Buharidgeneral: And before 2017 ??keep reading Nigerians half baked news.. 1 Like |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 7:29am On Jul 26 |
tete7000: You make good points i agree, the part where he hires local labor. And choosing between the devil and the deep blue sea. But hopefully we have a better government that will fix the government refineries before we put all the profit of the whole country in one mans pocket. |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 7:46am On Jul 26 |
MrBrownJay1: [b]I am well invested in the oil and gas sector in the international markets. Nigeria is about to be played, that's why i am concerned as a Nigerian.The notion that "there will be cheaper fuel in Nigeria because of Dangote refinery is a fallacy". That's the trick, oil prices per barrel are standard all over the world. So he wont be buying the crude oil for cheap. The same reasons you listed above that make the cement prices high will also come into play in the refinery. When its time to sell petrol he will 100% sell at the market prices. He will not subsidize the price at all !! That's why he is quick to say he paid for the land and he paid 20 billion USD for the refinery. Don't forget its new refinery. It has to run for at least 2 years non stop for us to be guaranteed thats its efficient enough to provide petrol at a good price. For all we know now he might be using the whole country to bring his refinery online. Once we commit we might be indirectly funding his "private business". What i really don't understand, that makes me wary of his intentions are, Why does he need the government so much ? He has a refinery, there is crude oil available in the market,its the same price worldwide. There are petrol buyers available all over the world. Even Africa can buy all his petrol. Why doesn't he ignore Nigeria and start his business. There is no reason his business should be dependent on Nigerian Government. Let him sell his market and make money. Lets see him run the business model efficiently before he forcefully takes the whole country as a customer.[/b] |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by ProfKKK: 7:49am On Jul 26 |
Why are you so dumb. Damn Is Dangote Refinery or the other modular refineries getting the crude for free?? If the govt is spending tens of billions of dollars (over $25billion yearly) to import refined oil products yearly do you know what the burden will be like on the NAIRA?You are sounding like the government is dashing Dangote Refinery free crude oil. Even looking at your comments so far would you rather jobs that could have been created here in Nigeria be transferred to Malta simply because you don`t want Dangote refinery? Does Dangote refinery use up all the crude we produce or stop nigeria from selling raw crude in the international market? This is same unprogressive mentality that is killing our local industries (e.g Innoson Motors etc). Your problem is that you are so dumb that you think you are smart. Go get enlightened. Shalom malali: 1 Like |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 7:53am On Jul 26 |
flyinnizam: https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Indias-Top-Private-Refiner-Gets-US-License-to-Buy-Venezuelan-Crude.html See the link above, I hope you have the decency to apologize for accusing me of saying rubbish. I am waiting. |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 7:54am On Jul 26 |
nerdjared: Noted. Thank you. |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by ugodson(m): 7:56am On Jul 26 |
SmartyPants:The only way they could be exposed is if a new government immerge. No one can cast him while his father is on d sit |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by HRMK: 8:00am On Jul 26 |
nnpc is been managed by criminals that must be disbanded now! |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 8:02am On Jul 26 |
MrBrownJay1: Thats the catch, there will never be cheaper petrol from Dangote refinery.......NEVER !! Thats the "bait". After you sell him crude then the "switch" will come. The trick is called Bait and Switch. If he can produce cheaper petrol, he doesn't need the government. Let him buy his crude oil from the open market and produce the cheaper petrol. Nobody is stopping him from 1-Buying crude anywhere he likes. 2- Selling petrol at any price to whomever he desires. If he brings Petrol and sells for 400 naira a liter, you think the government will stop him......NO He is struggling to get monopoly on Day 1. Without even a proven business model, trying to cash in on the gullibility of Nigerians. This refinery has not produced 100 litres of Petrol, instead they are struggling to corner the crude market dominant share and the petrol purchase dominant share on Day 1 of business. If thats not the craziest business model in the world, Tell me what is !!!! |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by Available9: 8:12am On Jul 26 |
VikingKing: Why is dangote scared of competition ? What makes him think he will get free crude from the Niger Delta ? or what makes him feel that he will get crude below the OPEC price from the Niger Delta ? |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by SmartyPants(m): 8:13am On Jul 26 |
ugodson: So how did you get your own info?? |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by lexy2014: 8:23am On Jul 26 |
FreeStuffsNG: between 2017 and 2022, was petrol not cheap to buy and import from Malta? 1 Like |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by flyinnizam(m): 8:25am On Jul 26 |
malali:I didn't insult u directly just ur statement and also u are wrong. US sanction the companies helping with the oil sectors and individuals also. US also threatened to sanction any country who tries to buy oil from venezuela. imagine what will happen if foreign companies in Nigerian are also sanctioned to stop certain operations in and US as threaten those that buy our crude? That was what happened. not that US has right over venezuela as a country so venezuela can Still deal on oil if there are companies and countries that has balls to face US. Again I ask why can't they stop russia gas? ask yourself |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by malali: 8:31am On Jul 26 |
flyinnizam: You are arguing,armed with information that i gave you,something you had no clue about,now that you have read it.....lol |
Re: ‘nil From 2017-2022, $2bn In 2023’; Sudden Surge In Petroleum Import From Malta' by fashrola(m): 8:35am On Jul 26 |
FreeStuffsNG: You always “chuck” your brain into topics that’s beyond your capabilities… Stick to your political hypocrisy topics and stop disgracing yourself 1 Like |
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