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This is a very difficult decision for me to make, and I know that whatever choice I make will have an impact on the rest of my life. I only wish my father were here to guide me through it.
At a certain stage in a man's life, he needs an elder to show him the right path to follow and help him make important decisions. That's the stage I am in my life now, but sadly, the person I would have turned to for such guidance, my father, is no longer here.
@Sistaliano E no get as anybody go fit squeeze that money weh e go enter that amount for street light... It's 3 much abeg... Even if say na the whole Nigeria them de power
@Tringers__@grok Your back tire is already resting on the board and no matter how you drive front it will scratch the wheels...
Turn your wheel full right and reverse back, you car will just leave the board and you're out
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🛢️Who really dominates the global energy system?
Top players in the global energy sector:
• 🇸🇦 Saudi aramco $1.74T
• 🇺🇸 ExxonMobil $626B
• 🇺🇸 Chevron $379B
• 🇨🇳 PetroChina International $334B
• 🇬🇧 Shell $243B
• 🇨🇳 CNOOC International $174B
• 🇫🇷 TotalEnergies $171B
Energy markets are entering one of the most volatile geopolitical periods in decades:
• Strait of Hormuz tensions
• Sanctions reshaping oil trade
• Strategic competition between the US and China
• #OPEC+ difficulties
In this environment.
#Energy companies are no longer just corporations.
They are strategic geopolitical actors.
The global oil system is not evenly distributed.
It is concentrated in a handful of companies and countries.
And the largest of them all sits where the war is live
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@Ihunanya_chi I can remember those days when my Mom used to fast, she will cook for the family and call me to come and taste if there is enough salt in the food that she haven't brushed yet... That's how the whole family will eat except her until 6pm... Fasting doesn't need announcement...
@MasterBolaji Nigeria has been at war since years, but it didn't affect the petrol price of other countries... We produce our own petrol, use our own petrol, but when other countries enter was, our own petrol prices get high... Who is coming who in this country sefff
I like Dangote, no doubt. But I dislike aggressive capitalism. Humanity should come first. There’s no reason to stop trucks from loading fuel. After this war, we should support fuel importation and competition. Dangote’s body language in this difficult time is not encouraging.
Than it's needed.
So the real question is no longer:
“Will Nigeria have fuel?”
The real question is:
Why is fuel still expensive even when we produce more that we use on a daily basis??
Jet petrol, fuel for aircrafts.
Now look at the numbers:
Nigeria demand → ~493,000 bpd
Dangote capacity → 650,000 bpd
We produce more than we consume.
Nigeria can meet local demand and still export fuel.
For the first time in decades, the country has refining capacity bigger
Dangote Refinery now processes about 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day at full capacity.
Largest refinery in Africa.
Nigeria’s petrol (PMS) consumption is about 60 million litres daily
≈ 377,000 barrels per day.
Total demand for all petroleum products (petrol, diesel,