kingkakaone:

Brother I'm from Delta State and I lived in warri before work took me to Port Harcourt though I visit my mom who lives in Sapele during breaks.

Kidnapping is still active in warri plus Yahoo boys, including street guys claiming "deve" up and down.

Oniovo I greet, the situation at home is quite pathetic, there is nothing much we can do at this stage, but I still think the level of kidnapping in Warri is less, compare to other cities.

obailala:
Shoprite has opened several outlets in different cities in Nigeria. The very first time they considered Delta state and opened a branch in Warri. In less than 6 months, the complex was attacked, looted and vandalised by some idiots who called themselves 'youths'. The problem with Warri isnt the communal clashes; in fact, companies and businesses were never even attacked during those clashes. The real problem in the city are those idiotic youths that go from street to street attacking businesses.

couldn't have said it better, do you even know that half these "Youths" aren't even from Delta?, especially those Uvwie "Youths".

Efewestern:


Oniovo I greet, the situation at home is quite pathetic, there is nothing much we can do at this stage, but I still think the level of kidnapping in Warri is less, compare to other cities.

"I STILL THINK THE LEVEL OF KIDNAPPING IN WARRI IS LESS, COMPARED TO OTHER CITIES" This is very correct.

In PH here where I live, between January 1st and today there has been about 3 kidnapping cases. The situation here is extremely worse as force men are fingered to be helping these guys.

Warri can be better brother if the approach to accept new companies and businesses change.
All those "deve" levies and vandalization of business properties have to stop.

I am planning to open my company's branch office in warri but I'm still thinking about it. Benin or Akwa Ibom are also in view but I'm considering warri first before others because of my root, but the fear of how they behave is holding me back for now.

Efewestern:


couldn't have said it better, do you even know that half these "Youths" aren't even from Delta?, especially those Uvwie "Youths".

Lolsssss...Uvwie is in Delta state na. Just that their attitudes are connected to 16th century mindset.

They don't know that they need companies!ore than the companies need them.

kingkakaone:

Lolsssss...Uvwie is in Delta state na. Just that their attitudes are connected to 16th century mindset.

They don't know that they need companies!ore than the companies need them.

You don't get, majority of the youths aren't from Delta, talk less of Uvwie, most are strangers who just joined some of the indigenes in creating problems.

I reside in these areas so I know what's up.

lol.. for Sure Uvwie is in Delta state na.

Biodun556:
There is no doubt that dangote refinery is becoming a reality. But where will it source its crude oil?

Why will a right thinking industrialist locate its company far away from the source of raw material? Certainly it is not good idea due to cost of transportation and the risk involved.

It is surfice to say that dangote refinery hope to get its crude oil from Ondo State because lagos and Ondo share border and the local government producing crude oil in Ondo is nearer to Lagos. The Ondo state governor is currently planning to flag off lagos Ondo road which will reduce traffic from the two states to 30 minutes.

Just afte Dangote concluded plans to locate the refiney in its present location, lagos sate also discovered crude oil in commercial quantity in Badagry so there may be no need of running pipeline all the way from Niger Delta to get cude oil when it's abundantly available nearby.

Which one is nearer to source of raw materials, the Dangote refinery in Lagos or the refineries we sell our crude oil to in USA, UK India and China?

lionness:
What If we can ship the oil from ND down to America and Brazil which are millions of kilometers away, then what is wrong if it's shipped to Lagos which is just some couple miles away. And besides, who told you Dangote didn't want to build the refinery close to the ND, at first he tried to locate it in Ondo, a state that shares borders with the ND but the then governor Olusegun Mimiko asked for $10m for settlement. Immediately Tinubu heard about this, he directed Fashola to make the land available for the tycoon for totally free. And who told you that this is the only refinery been constructed in Lagos, another one capable of refining 250 barrels per day is been constructed by the Chinese in Aradagun, Badagry.
Tinubu is a man of vision, and people can hate him for whatever reason, but I'm sure if it wasn't for his passion, Lagos will be another pigshyt state like most of the states in the country. He created the land for the Chagourys for Eko Atlantic and also for Oriental and other massive projects.
And if the ND doesn't want their oil refined, they can take it to America or Israel for all I care!

i dont understand much about crude oyel....but unrefined its practicaly wortless....

you cant just shove crude oyel into yor car tank and it works....

you have to get it out of the ground = cost
you have to transport it to the next refinerie = cost
refine it = cost

its not a easy process oooo....

and the break even profit is very tight....

Efewestern:


You don't get, majority of the youths aren't from Delta, talk less of Uvwie, most are strangers who just joined some of the indigenes in creating problems.

I reside in these areas so I know what's up.

lol.. for Sure Uvwie is in Delta state na.

You are right Sha but the Uvwie boys should know the dangers of allowing those strangers misbehave in their land.

bantudra:


i dont understand much about crude oyel....but unrefined its practicaly wortless....

you cant just shove crude oyel into yor car tank and it works....

you have to get it out of the ground = cost
you have to transport it to the next refinerie = cost
refine it = cost

its not a easy process oooo....

and the break even profit is very tight....

which break even is tight?
Go and read more about crude oil business and u will understand that even if Dangote had sited his refinery in Saudi Arabia or Gabon he would still make enough profit.

kingkakaone:

which break even is tight?
Go and read more about crude oil business and u will understand that even if Dangote had sited his refinery in Saudi Arabia or Gabon he would still make enough profit.

i already said i dont know much....

and i realy dont care to know much about it....

bantudra:

i already said i dont know much....
and i realy dont care to know much about it....

If u don't know and u don't care why did u use the word "break-even"?
It is better not to comment than to comment what you don't know.

There is off-shore crude oil in Lagos for use of Dangote refinery

kingkakaone:

If u don't know and u don't care why did u use the word "break-even"?

It is better not to comment than to comment what you don't know.

break-even means how much you have to invest into it to make a profit....

its actualy very low per barrel....

jomonic:


When was this done. Who was the contractor. Are you sure this info is correct. 1100km pipeline cannot be done quietly in Nigeria. It will soak lots of unemployed but experienced Nigerian workers.

I didn't make it up..... Do you know that the site is currently the largest construction site In the world? It's not something I'm making up, you can go to ibeju lekki and check it out, be it the fertilizer unit, petrochemical unit or anyone... Go check it or it might be on Google.... I know they made a YouTube video when osinbajo was there you can watch it, nothing is made up sir.

Tomide007:

I didn't make it up..... Do you know that the site is currently the largest construction site In the world? It's not something I'm making up, you can go to ibeju lekki and check it out, be it the fertilizer unit, petrochemical unit or anyone... Go check it or it might be on Google.... I know they made a YouTube video when osinbajo was there you can watch it, nothing is made up sir.

After my post I spoke with a colleague who works there. There is nothing like a 1100km pipeline. Your claim is not valid. The only pipeline they are constructing is the one to the fertilizer plant, a gas pipeline not a crude pipeline. I imagine that they will tap gas from the existing west Africa gas pipeline which passes Lagos. A pipeline that originates and terminate in Lagos can never be that long. I heard though unconfirmed that they intend to ship crude from outside Nigeria as the main source of raw material for the refinery. Who ever imagines that a pipeline of that magnitude can be built in the last 4 years should think again. That job will not cost less than 1 billion dollars.

lionness:
What If we can ship the oil from ND down to America and Brazil which are millions of kilometers away, then what is wrong if it's shipped to Lagos which is just some couple miles away. And besides, who told you Dangote didn't want to build the refinery close to the ND, at first he tried to locate it in Ondo, a state that shares borders with the ND but the then governor Olusegun Mimiko asked for $10m for settlement. Immediately Tinubu heard about this, he directed Fashola to make the land available for the tycoon for totally free. And who told you that this is the only refinery been constructed in Lagos, another one capable of refining 250 barrels per day is been constructed by the Chinese in Aradagun, Badagry.
Tinubu is a man of vision, and people can hate him for whatever reason, but I'm sure if it wasn't for his passion, Lagos will be another pigshyt state like most of the states in the country. He created the land for the Chagourys for Eko Atlantic and also for Oriental and other massive projects.
And if the ND doesn't want their oil refined, they can take it to America or Israel for all I care!

Your head dey there. This is the reason ondo state people placed cursed on mimiko.