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Politics / Re: Annual Report Of 1914: Palm Oil Highest Revenue Earner by SairikiDurri: 11:01am On Sep 10, 2016 |
wristbangle: This is why today yorubas do not believe in restructuring. See your ancestors occupying Lagos because of Niger Delta oil www.nairaland.com/attachments/1481378_374334_Biafra_11_jpgd343c8e7d023bbeaf7e85a2a2383fae8_jpg0fc812d3c1fca32fae7a33fb44de77d0 Your leaders know that they can't exit without Niger Delta oil. 9 Likes |
Politics / Re: Your Cocoa And Groundnuts Did Not Fund Our Oil Industry by SairikiDurri: 10:58am On Sep 10, 2016 |
Noblecx:See them in 1967 occupying Lagos over Niger Delta oil that isnt theirs www.nairaland.com/attachments/1481378_374334_Biafra_11_jpgd343c8e7d023bbeaf7e85a2a2383fae8_jpg0fc812d3c1fca32fae7a33fb44de77d0 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Annual Report Of 1914: Palm Oil Highest Revenue Earner by SairikiDurri: 10:53am On Sep 10, 2016 |
wristbangle: so now it is the 1940-1965 era that Yorubas and Hausa were making it big? Nigga shut dah fck up! 11 Likes |
Politics / Re: Annual Report Of 1914: Palm Oil Highest Revenue Earner by SairikiDurri: 10:47am On Sep 10, 2016 |
OBAGADAFFI: Nonesense. Palm oil cost crashed after WW2 and not in the early 1900's. The report coincided with the period where Palm oil was booming. So if in 1914, SW oil production was negligible is it in the recession years of palm in post ww2 that sw oil palm increased? How can you guys be so shameless in your lies? 8 Likes |
Politics / Re: Annual Report Of 1914: Palm Oil Highest Revenue Earner by SairikiDurri: 10:44am On Sep 10, 2016 |
Lushore1: I re-edited the title because I later found out that the SE was the largest producer of Palm oil. Midwest is now part of Niger Delta! Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Imo, Abia, Bayelsa and Calabar were part of Eastern Region and are today considered part of Niger Delta. So what is your problem with me renaming it to reflect the true geo-political makeup of post civil war Nigeria? And I see no reason why the changing of the title should be an issue since you yorubas hate the Niger Delta more than the SE. 9 Likes |
Politics / Re: Your Cocoa And Groundnuts Did Not Fund Our Oil Industry by SairikiDurri: 10:38am On Sep 10, 2016 |
Noblecx: We have to remind them now of the truth since Buhari is wasting our oil money exploring for crude in the north. We must remind them that the FG never invested a penny in crude exploration until after the civil war when they forced oil companies to sell 60% of their shares to the federal govt and the FG paid for those shares from royalties they got during the civil war. We must expose the real parasites cc: aribisal0 come and spew your pathetic lies here 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Annual Report Of 1914: Palm Oil Highest Revenue Earner by SairikiDurri: 10:23am On Sep 10, 2016 |
aribisala0: Trash! 10 Likes |
Politics / Re: Yorubas Occupying Lagos For Other People's Oil by SairikiDurri: 10:16am On Sep 10, 2016 |
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Politics / Re: Your Cocoa And Groundnuts Did Not Fund Our Oil Industry by SairikiDurri: 10:13am On Sep 10, 2016 |
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Politics / Re: Annual Report Of 1914: Palm Oil Highest Revenue Earner by SairikiDurri: 10:10am On Sep 10, 2016 |
Lushore1: Can you honestly claim that there was any significant palm oil production in the SW? Why was cocoa then always refrenced as the main cash crop from the sw ? I have never heard of palm oil being the main cash crop from the west so please stop spewing trash. 9 Likes |
Politics / Re: Buhari Set To Cancel Strategic Chinese Direct Investments In Place Of IMF Loans. by SairikiDurri: 10:07am On Sep 10, 2016 |
modath: Buhari has removed subsidy on petrol and has already technically devalued the naira and just a few days the Buhari govt is set to get NASS approval to borrow a whooping $20bn from the world bank. We know warn you? Zimbabwe loading... 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Buhari Set To Cancel Strategic Chinese Direct Investments In Place Of IMF Loans. by SairikiDurri: 10:05am On Sep 10, 2016 |
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Politics / Re: Should Midbelt/north States ask For National Derivation From Hydropower Supply? by SairikiDurri: 9:57am On Sep 10, 2016 |
SpicyJosBabe: Exploration for crude petroleum oil in Nigeria first began in 1908. However, serious and sustained efforts did not happen until Shell Darcy Petroleum Company commenced operations in 1935. It took this company more than 20 years to discover petroleum crude oil in commercial quantities in Oloibiri in 1956. Before 1965, all the international petroleum marketing companies in Nigeria imported their stocks independently from their own refineries located abroad. As the local demand grew for these products, and following the local availability of crude oil by pipeline, establishment of a refinery in Nigeria became commercially viable.. Two oil marketing companies in Nigeria , Shell and British Petroleum, BP, formed a 50/50 joint venture refining company in Nigeria , the Nigerian Petroleum Refining (NPRC) in 1960. The NPRC built a 38,000b/d petroleum refinery at Alesa-Eleme, near Port Harcourt to refine local crude oil into five petroleum fuel products. Construction of the refinery commenced in 1963 and production started two years later, in 1965. Crude oil processed in the NPRC refinery was a portion of the production destined for export through Shell-BP’s Bonny Island export terminal. By a special contract agreement among all the five major products marketing companies, they procured crude oil from Shell-BP.. The crude oil was transported by pipeline to the NPRC Refinery for processing based on the quantity processed, at an agreed unit price per ton of crude oil. The major marketers also, at their own cost , arranged the timely evacuation of the products from the refinery, mostly by the sea to Lagos and the remaining by road tankers.. The refinery was de-bottlenecked in 1973, in order to increase its crude oil processing capacity from 38,000b/d to 60,000b/d. The domestic demand for petroleum products which steadily increased was satisfied by the NPRC refinery for about 8 to 10 years. [size=18pt]In 1970, the Federal Government acting as a member of OPEC compulsorily acquired and paid for an equity share of 60 percent in all private international companies working in the Upstream and Downstream sectors of the Petroleum Industry in the country.[/size] 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Should Midbelt/north States ask For National Derivation From Hydropower Supply? by SairikiDurri: 9:55am On Sep 10, 2016 |
SpicyJosBabe: stop this already debunked lie. The oil industry was developed by Multi-National companies who invested their own money to explore and start drilling operations. There is nothing your useless FG and stup1d Nigeria has done for the ND. Rather we have been subsidizing your parasitic north and SW since 1914!
Also see this thread and see how ND and SE where the richest region https://www.nairaland.com/3340447/annual-report-1914-oil-palm 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Annual Report Of 1914: Palm Oil Highest Revenue Earner by SairikiDurri: 9:47am On Sep 10, 2016 |
timeman: You guys are born liars. Prove that west Nigeria produced more palm oil than present day SS/SE region. You guys are shameless liars. Not one single fact as presented by the OP has been recounted by your shameless liars rather all I see is pure foolishness in trying to claim that your waste land was richer in terms of palm exports. You guys are truly the problem! 8 Likes |
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