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Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Truth234(m): 5:40am On Feb 08, 2017
Nigeria will stop importing refined petroleum products by 2019.

The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Mr Ibe Kachikwu, said on Tuesday in Abuja at a public hearing on the review of petroleum pricing template for Premium Motor Spirit organised by the House of Representatives.

He said that within two years, the Federal Government revived refineries that were non-functional to contribute about eight million out of over 20 million litres of petrol consumed in the country daily.

He explained that the Federal Government initiated a model which attracted foreign investors to partner with the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation to repair the country’s refineries within the two years period.

He said, “This has consistently served as a target for this government so that by December 2018, NNPC must be able to deliver on some of the terms given them, one of which is to reduce petroleum importation by 60 per cent.

“By 2019, we should be able to exist completely on the importation of petroleum products in this country.

“Cognisant of the fact that Dangote is building one refinery, we expect to have an excess situation.”

The minister said that Nigeria must also have the capacity to stop exporting crude oil.

According to him, selling crude oil is not different from selling agricultural produce in an unprocessed manner.

He said, “The world is leaving that, every member of OPEC is leaving that because of the prizing, volume and market challenges is now shifting from selling crude to selling refined petroleum products.

“That is what this country must do and there is a template we are working on.”

He further said that the ministry intended to create an enabling environment that would promote local refining of crude oil.

He said, “The issue is not giving licences to illegality, the issue is how do we ensure that we create an investment environment that pulls individuals from illegal creek activities to legal business activities.

“We are looking at modular refineries, about 60 licences were given out just before this government came in and none of that was utilised because it requires a lot of money, land and crude security.

“But now we are going out to identify refineries, get individuals who can build refineries on the same platforms where our refineries are and identify some key specific modular refineries backed up by foreign investments working with state governments.

“Hopefully this will address the restiveness you see in the Niger Delta.”

On the possibility of reducing the fuel pump price, Kachikwu said there was no padding in the petroleum pricing template for PMS currently sold at N145 per litre.

According to him, 71 per cent of the cost is for the production and freight, 18 per cent balance is covered by depot charges and retailers margin.

He said, “In other words, the storage tanks, the amount you get by verge of operating a filling station takes another 18 per cent, the output of those is already taking you to roughly about 90 per cent.

“The transportation is less than 10 per cent; we probably can do better; the templating is an insignificant 1 per cent or 2 per cent but that’s not where the problem is.

“The problem is with foreign exchange rate.

“There are two key elements in the template, how much you buy it is internationally fixed, it is not a Nigerian issue the cost of foreign exchange is a monetary policy issue.

“So, at the time we did the template the Central Bank of Nigeria monetary policy was N245, that was the basis upon which we calculated the pricing, today N305 is the exchange rate.

“And what we have tried to do is to ensure that anybody who sells us foreign exchange follows basically the instructions of the CBN in terms of the amount.”

http://investorsking.com/nigeria-stop-fuel-importation-2019-kachikwu/

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by seunlayi(m): 5:41am On Feb 08, 2017
you people (apc) actually slowed the progress of this down when you disallowed Gej from removing the fuel subsidy years ago. What he just said was exactly what we were told by Gej even Obj years back. Imagine if it has bn done earlier, this government may probably be battling with minimal problem now unlike the load that is now upon them now


3rd FTC on my birthday.

show me some love if you are for the progress of this nation not for any useless propaganda political party

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by modath(f): 5:44am On Feb 08, 2017
Repair obsolete refineries!!! God, what is wrong with these people.... Must you own what you can't maintain!! undecided

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by dingbang(m): 5:44am On Feb 08, 2017
These people should just stop all these future tense speeches for effing sake! Is there any good think kachikwu has done since he entered office?

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by dingbang(m): 5:45am On Feb 08, 2017
modath:

Repair obsolete refineries!!! God, what is wrong with these people.... Must you own what you can't maintain!! undecided
nice comment... Since 1999 they want to repair refineries... Stealing money upandan

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Montaque(m): 5:52am On Feb 08, 2017
APC. Always future tense

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by AntiWailer: 6:06am On Feb 08, 2017
That won't be bad.
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by diportivo: 6:07am On Feb 08, 2017
If only the eediots dat av ruled before now took refinery building as a focal point

Bunch of rogues

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by BeeBeeOoh(m): 6:09am On Feb 08, 2017
Montaque:
APC = Impossible Future Tense




FIXED!!! cool

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Mrbigman1(m): 6:12am On Feb 08, 2017
Shifting cultivation method of APC. Dey dnt know absolutely what dey re doing

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Blue3k(m): 6:15am On Feb 08, 2017
I doubt they will reach goal but yes it would be biggest impact on forex the could do.
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Baawaa(m): 6:21am On Feb 08, 2017
2019 is very around the corner
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by jarkbauer: 6:22am On Feb 08, 2017
20 million litres? No longer 36million litres?

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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by allfriends(m): 6:24am On Feb 08, 2017
Shut d hellup , o niranu, ole .. Reduce fuel price , bfr any talk
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by darknetcom: 6:26am On Feb 08, 2017
hmmm..why are you igbos like this??..

why do you like promising things...??
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by ipobarecriminals: 6:32am On Feb 08, 2017
hopefully, the daura go Don comot from the stage for a focus president
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by TPAND(f): 6:34am On Feb 08, 2017
Kaichukwu has started with this is press conference talks after taking many shots of dongoyaro and monkey tail. This government is so futuristic, I like them.
Wasn't it this guy that told us the 3 refineries are working.
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Justiyke4u: 6:46am On Feb 08, 2017
Another "futuristic tense"
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by kolado(m): 6:52am On Feb 08, 2017
Repetition of what they told us during campaign.
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by proeast(m): 6:55am On Feb 08, 2017
The only performing minister amongst a bunch of incompetent noise makers!
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Lanretoye(m): 7:09am On Feb 08, 2017
and by this people's calendar,I doubt we are in 1756 already.
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by klassykute(m): 11:11am On Feb 08, 2017
story
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Mboi2: 11:11am On Feb 08, 2017
Kachikwu's ewu!
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by shamecurls(m): 11:12am On Feb 08, 2017
Good One!


The administration of His Excellence, President Mohammadu Buhari is beginning to yield positive results.



Belief, Patience and consistency is key!



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Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Nobody: 11:12am On Feb 08, 2017
Lol....na so dem take promise for 1989
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by Nobody: 11:12am On Feb 08, 2017
Are these people still campaigning ni?
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by oviefe4: 11:12am On Feb 08, 2017
Good news
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by biggerboyc(m): 11:12am On Feb 08, 2017
Vision 2019. Its easier said than done. Nigeria suppose to be selling refined PMS but because of greed and lack of future plan our past leader has brought us to this situation. But i hope it won't be too late to remedy the situation. If this is there plan to win 2019 election i will rather not vote.
Re: Nigeria To Stop Fuel Importation By 2019 – Kachikwu by eddyslim(m): 11:13am On Feb 08, 2017
Another Scam

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