Rossikk:


Nigeria's problem is not gas availability for electricity. Her problem is first the transmission grid which is being fixed, and second, the question of affordability of the electricity for the poorest Nigerian.



How do you know that? Every rational seller, especially one who is a near-monopoly supplier will be VERY wary of new entrants into the market, and in extreme cases, will go all out to impede them. Go to school. This is basic Porters' Five Forces Analysis, which I'm sure is Greek to you.



Your pessimism is irrelevant, and shows gross ignorance, for a project that is well under way, with billions of dollars already spent.

NinjaMetahuman:
I missed this dude.

The patrioticman

Zwooks:


Mentally lazy. I understand

Zwooks:



Thankfully, you recognize Dangote as a monopolist. Sad, you lack deep knowledge about the econometrics and the consequences of how 90% of the nations economy and businesses is connected to a sector and you want it handed to a single individual. Do you self reflect your position on issues at all?

Rossikk:


Actually I was referring to Putin there, not Dangote.

You need to get off the bottle, you this guy.

Zwooks:



Good. Because the nation will not terminate hundreds of crude contracts to please Dangote


Two, the nation is a bigger entity than Dangote and he can't dictate the pace and policy direction of the country. He has been doing it forever. This is where it stops


Three, refineries all over the world buy crude from so many sources. Dangote is free to go to Libya, Algeria, Malta, Iran to source his crude but the nation will no longer be subservient to him

zivility:


Obviously zwooks is an agent of the cabal ruining Nigeria. If your father is farming yam advise him to sell everything and buy fried yan from Mai kose for your mother to pound for you to eat

Zwooks:



Fuulish people are not seeing it and don't realize the threat it poses to the nation for this sector to be monopolized. The entire country's is connected to it and enabling monopoly turns the entire citizenry to slaves

Zwooks:



This field is bigger than you. Never comment on anything economics, business or the oil industry please. Your wealth of knowledge is too weak for you to even have a say in discussions in this field

Rossikk:


Says the erudite Professor Zwooks.

Your name alone shows your head is not correct.

Zwooks:



Your statement lacks substance. Dangote refinery is a private project not a national one. He should do like other business men and seek their raw materials elsewhere

Flame333:
Since Dangote wan sell fuel at 600, federal government should transfer the return but denied subsidy to Dangote to cushion the effect by reducing the price to like 300 or even 200..

We deserve better from the natural gift God has given us

Enough is enough

Rossikk:
This country will shake the world.

In fact we're already shaking the world.

But more to come.

See how Dangote Refinery is making the whole world tremble, especially Europe.

What will they say when we now complete our 35 billion dollar gas pipeline that is heading straight to Europe as we speak?

That will end Russia's status as the monopoly supplier to Europe, and triple our annual income.

We better go and start adding nuclear capability to our military.

Because I don't think Putin is finding all these moves by Nigeria funny at all.

helinues:
Engrish.

Zwooks:



Good. Because the nation will not terminate hundreds of crude contracts to please Dangote


Two, the nation is a bigger entity than Dangote and he can't dictate the pace and policy direction of the country. He has been doing it forever. This is where it stops


Three, refineries all over the world buy crude from so many sources. Dangote is free to go to Libya, Algeria, Malta, Iran to source his crude but the nation will no longer be subservient to him

Zwooks:
Dangote should source his feedstock anywhere he so pleases and leave the country alone. Also, the refinery wasn't constructed to consume the nations crude. It was constructed because Dangote wanted to explore the industry. Nigeria must not be made an estate of Dangote

Rossikk:
Nigeria Is Turning Into an Oil Market Juggernaut

The massive Dangote refinery establishes the African nation as a major influencer — and a potential disruptor for Europe.

Bloomberg News



https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2024-08-15/nigeria-s-dangote-refinery-is-fueling-an-oil-juggernaut-to-challenge-europe

Zwooks:
Dangote should source his feedstock anywhere he so pleases and leave the country alone. Also, the refinery wasn't constructed to consume the nations crude. It was constructed because Dangote wanted to explore the industry. Nigeria must not be made an estate of Dangote

santaclaws:
The world is waiting for Nigeria.... I can imagine how glorious this country would be when fully industrialized....

Imagine a Nigeria with several export auto makers, mass wear production, booming tourism industry and a solid manufacturing and agro sector... nobody would be able to stand this great nation.

May God help the right people get to the right offices in politics and governance...

Rossikk:
This country will shake the world.

In fact we're already shaking the world.

But more to come.

See how Dangote Refinery is making the whole world tremble, especially Europe.

What will they say when we now complete our 35 billion dollar gas pipeline that is heading straight to Europe as we speak?

That will end Russia's status as the monopoly supplier to Europe, and triple our annual income.

We better go and start adding nuclear capability to our military.

Because I don't think Putin is finding all these moves by Nigeria funny at all.

I'm sure he's sitting somewhere laughing and saying ''see small nyash dey shake''.

But we go show am say Naija no dey carry last.

lextube:


You're talking rubbish. Go and build your own refinery.

Rossikk:
This country will shake the world.

In fact we're already shaking the world.

But more to come.

See how Dangote Refinery is making the whole world tremble, especially Europe.

What will they say when we now complete our 35 billion dollar gas pipeline that is heading straight to Europe as we speak?

That will end Russia's status as the monopoly supplier to Europe, and triple our annual income.

We better go and start adding nuclear capability to our military.

Because I don't think Putin is finding all these moves by Nigeria funny at all.

I'm sure he's sitting somewhere laughing and saying ''see small nyash dey shake''.

But we go show am say Naija no dey carry last.

Zwooks:
Dangote should source his feedstock anywhere he so pleases and leave the country alone. Also, the refinery wasn't constructed to consume the nations crude. It was constructed because Dangote wanted to explore the industry. Nigeria must not be made an estate of Dangote

happney65:


Why should he get his feedstock elsewhere? Whether you like it or not,He will get it in Nigeria and there is nothing you can do about it

Dangote Refinery will WORK!

Rossikk:
This country will shake the world.

In fact we're already shaking the world.

But more to come.

See how Dangote Refinery is making the whole world tremble, especially Europe.

What will they say when we now complete our 35 billion dollar gas pipeline that is heading straight to Europe as we speak?

That will end Russia's status as the monopoly supplier to Europe, and triple our annual income.

We better go and start adding nuclear capability to our military.

Because I don't think Putin is finding all these moves by Nigeria funny at all.

I'm sure he's sitting somewhere laughing and saying ''see small nyash dey shake''.

But we go show am say Naija no dey carry last.

grandstar:
Nigeria should have achieved this mile stone 30 years ago, if there were no fuel subsidies, and their prices fully deregulated.

It isn't far fetched.

South Korea that produces no drop of crude oil has 3 of the 10 largest refineries in the world. Even, Singapore, a country of about 6m people if I am correct, and basically a city refines over 500,000 barrels per day.

The country is still asleep.

Buhari had the golden opportunity on about 3 occasions to deregulate the price of petrol, but blew it in his usual style. Worse, he gave the go-ahead for the borrowing of money to fully rehabilitate the 4 NNPC refineries, rather than selling them as they were.

Now, Dangote is reluctant producing petrol because the present price of N600 per litre does not cover the cost of refining the product. A litre of crude is about 720/litre. Had Buhari deregulated the price as he was expected to, would have saved the nation the present misery.

Zwooks:
Dangote should source his feedstock anywhere he so pleases and leave the country alone. Also, the refinery wasn't constructed to consume the nations crude. It was constructed because Dangote wanted to explore the industry. Nigeria must not be made an estate of Dangote

happney65:


Why should he get his feedstock elsewhere? Whether you like it or not,He will get it in Nigeria and there is nothing you can do about it

Dangote Refinery will WORK!

Kukutenla:

Are we agbadorians still blaming Buhari here?
I thought we're done with that and now blaming Obi for every misfire of our god
I'm cornfused