I have a P. h. D.
Persistent hope Developing
Jega is here now
digging out the jiggers in our feet
so that we can stand painless
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
NNPC and the national threat.
Shadowy Oil (I)
When the heart of a nation has a threatening tamponade from a suffocating malfeasance, everything (to the rescue) must be thrown into the emergency room. NNPC cannot be allowed to toy with Nigeria's destiny. This is possible with a very meticulous legislative oversight. Over to the National Assembly!
NNPC is a national threat when its operations fail to guarantee a sustainable future for Nigerians.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
The price for more refineries in Nigeria
The word "deregulation" has come again and the merchants of linguistic abuse have not relented. We hear it is the price for more refineries in this country. Those with clear eyes will see the surrogates of international leeches in the 'oil' waters. These sophists are trying every possible trick to offer our sovereignty on a golden platter to whom they wish for their personal benefits. These controversies are foretastes of the deceits in NNPC. I still believe we have a clout holding NNPC in recurrent pin-fall. Either this clout gets a re-grafted brain or is compelled to have a robotic thinking pattern for Nigeria as a nation. Jonathan will certainly fail if he has weak handle on NNPC. The way NNPC is 'regulated' determines the survival of Nigeria and the national policy defined by law will check the excesses of psychopathic deviants in the oil sector. Let's know what PIB contains!
Read this: NNPC Insolvent? Never! Says Levi Ajuonuma.
Some points to note in the report that stimulated my comment:
“……you will agree that NNPC is the most efficient and transparently set-up in Nigeria.”
“Do you realize that for more than 12 years, the Turn Around Maintenance (TAM) on the Kaduna refinery was not done because of bureaucracy?”
“…..the Russians are here for our gas, the Germans are here for power, and the Chinese are investing about N8 billion to establish three refineries in the country.”
“Importation is important but we need more refineries to be built, and the only way more refineries can be built is if the prices are right.”
Monday, July 5, 2010
CBN and Petroleum Subsidy!
On these blog pages, I analysed some of the issues around international politics of oil subsidy. Goodluck dismantled the mafia at NNPC and we have fuel in every filling station. I see the Nigeria of my dream again in that sector with fuel availability. What about the sustainability of the policy? With resistant strains like the CBN boss (LS) in a thinly walled sequestration, a recrudescence of the fuel infamy may be possible. Jonathan will lose his good-luck with unrestrained and unrepentant extremist neo-capitalist ideologues on his flanks. Nigeria must survive with the thoughts of real Nigerians.
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