buckeyemedia:
Which time in your history were you able to meet OPEC’s quota?

Name the President? You think by blaming President Buhari exonerates your Father or grandfather from been part of Nigeria’s problem?

Nigerians always looking for a scapegoat, it is always someone else, never us?

Eriokanmi:
At times you just have to keep quiet instead of embarrassing yourself due to ignorance. Google is there for everyone to use but some lazy youths won't. Had those investors not withdrawn due to security challenges and bad economy, we'd have done more than 1.8m/barrel because we had surpassed that in the past.

Nigeria naira didn't just suffer this way, investors had taken back their dollar and invented elsewhere. Seplat, an indigenous oil company even wanted to buy some of the stakes left behind by one of those oil companies but politics is halting the move

mauchiz:
Sylva and Buhari are not wise, why don't they call this people and make businesses easy for them, create laws that make doing business easy for them.

You have signed pib laws, then IOC decides to check out, have a meeting with them and know were they have issues and wave some things out for them, to enable them keep investing in Nigeria.
These same IOC are in other African countries doing well, but because we have dumb leaders, that don't know how to negotiate, opportunities are passing us by.

iwaeda:


Pele buckeyemedia or Erionkan re dalejo.
What capacity does Seplat have to buy Mobil and shell. You are a novice and an outsider

bayelsaowei:
they are both fools...the insecurity in the country is alarming..government regulations are draconian..why won't the IOCs pull out..now we can't maximise the opportunities right in front of us with oil above 100 dollars per barrel..

cooltola:
Na Buhari cause am , because He is in charge- So yes the leader gets the blame with the whole APC or PDP . Poor leadership with poor results to show for- With the bombing of Ukraine, they still get light. Ordinary 10 hours a day light in major cities in NAIJA - na wahala.

nobetoday:
When we have bunch of abokis seating on the mat to solve Nigeria's economy, what do one expect?

alanto:
Oil price fall we suffer am, oil price high we go still suffer am?
God hope no be say you forget Nigeria and nigerians.
We dey your hand.

Ay77:


Bro what I learnt is that one need to make other plans than Nigeria

Eriokanmi:
You didn't read my comment before spewing this trash, quite obvious. Google the meaning of the word STAKE and compare with your post....no wonder we have millions of graduates yet, no job. Some aren't even qualified to hold that certificate and I see you as one.

iwaeda:


You lack home training, why do you always come online to blame people's father. Igbo ti baba yin ojoyinloju.


Hope you can see the bolded


Speaking at the ongoing Ceraweek, in Houston, Texas, the Minister of State Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva said the speed with which international oil companies and other investors were withdrawing investments in hydrocarbon exploitation has contributed significantly to Nigeria’s inability to meet OPEC targets.

Sylva in a statement by his media aide, Horatius Egua, said “the rate at which investments were taken away was too fast. Lack of investment in the oil and gas sector contributed to Nigeria’s inability to meet OPEC quota. We are not able to get the needed investments to develop the sector and that affected us”

No one will invest in unstable economy run by the likes of buhari

buckeyemedia:
Which time in your history were you able to meet OPEC’s quota?

Name the President? You think by blaming President Buhari exonerates your Father or grandfather from been part of Nigeria’s problem?

Nigerians always looking for a scapegoat, it is always someone else, never us?

Eriokanmi:
At times you just have to keep quiet instead of embarrassing yourself due to ignorance. Google is there for everyone to use but some lazy youths won't. Had those investors not withdrawn due to security challenges and bad economy, we'd have done more than 1.8m/barrel because we had surpassed that in the past.

Nigeria naira didn't just suffer this way, investors had taken back their dollar and invented elsewhere. Seplat, an indigenous oil company even wanted to buy some of the stakes left behind by one of those oil companies but politics is halting the move

buckeyemedia:
Which time in your history were you able to meet OPEC’s quota?

Name the President? You think by blaming President Buhari exonerates your Father or grandfather from been part of Nigeria’s problem?

Nigerians always looking for a scapegoat, it is always someone else, never us?

buckeyemedia:
Which time in your history were you able to meet OPEC’s quota?

Name the President? You think by blaming President Buhari exonerates your Father or grandfather from been part of Nigeria’s problem?

Nigerians always looking for a scapegoat, it is always someone else, never us?

prophetfire:
. Stop saying that we haven't been meeting it. It's only in recent times.