Refinery: Has NNPCL Caged Tinubu? ……By Oni Gbolabo

1. A professor of sociology from University of Legos, Akoka asked: what is the problem of Nigeria?. Many students mentioned factors based on their experiences, it came to my turn I replied: Nigerians and leaders are in a spiritual cage.
2. The class went agog. But today, the issue of a country with good grades of abundant crude oil, public and private refinery and still couldn’t produce a litre of refined oil attested to my position. If not spiritual cage it won’t happen. Still we want forex to favor naira and refused to produce.
3. As all economic theories failed in Nigeria, the country seek for a sane leader who will NOT be caged by the spell and charms of the demons called management of NNPCL. Craftly, it is happening again.
4. These demons captured NFA years back and Glass House was turned to a coven where some people will rather kill than to allow positive reform. The story of Kojo Williams is enough to explain it. Same way demons in NNPCL has turned the office to coven where demonic decisions are issued against the well-being of Nigerians.
5. These demons are all against Dangote’s refinery from taking off? They have billions to bribe into Aso Rock to make sure petroleum policies won’t work. If not, Why are they jittery that refinery will produce? Why the conspiracies about giving Dangote crude oil supply?
6. Why can’t presidency suspend all crude oil export regime to sort out our domestic consumption platform before people perish in hunger and poverty?
7. Why did presidency give Dangote assistance to build then removed subsidy when they know Dangote’s refinery won’t get crude oil from within?
8. Initial excuse was there was no refinery that is why Nigerians are groaning under heavy pump prices. Now we have refinery and still another level of suffering is devised. Is Tinubu is their cage again? Are these people human beings or blood cuddling wizards?
9. Why is it that at the very point where Nigerians are about to rejoice that Port Harcourt refinery has been revamped that Nigerians discovered that a vital section is uncompleted?
10. Why did Buhari commission Dangote refinery when he knows it won’t be available to revamp the economy or produce anything for local consumption? What’s the difference between refineries outside if the local refinery won’t cause price difference? Meanwhile,, other investors are watching keenly.
11. Government’s refinery could be used to play politics as it is not new. We have been paying around N15 billion in NNPC staff without working since. But why doing same with private refinery that it must not work?
12. Why after investing over $25 billion dollars and employed over 4,000 staff the next hurdle becomes non availability of crude oil? Why? Tinubu must shift these shrine called Kyari ad his demons, we must live.
13. We just came out of an accursed and hopeless Crude Oil Swapping Deal in June 2024. I mean the deal that caged Nigeria crude oil production in a debt of $3 billion. I mean the $3 billion dollars deal that nobody can explain how it was spent?
14. Now, some demons in NNPCL are suggesting another deal that will capture crude oil into their cage again again for another year. This means Dangote will return to buying crude oil from another country, transport it to Nigeria, then the hardship will continue.
15. This same demons are telling Nigerians that we had expensive petroleum pump price because of landing cost before refinery was refurbished. The same criminals are saying we should return to that same deal so that it won’t be only landing cost added but trying to add buying cost, taking off tax, shipping tax, landing tax, offloading cost, processing cost, transportation to where they will sell it and tax in the places of selling. Can anyone define insanity?
16. Where is our CBN and the Petrol Economists? Where are the professors who speak grammar on televisions, where are commercial banks who deal with local currency and it’s economic impacts on standards of living? Or CBN is established to regulate POS and fix forex only?
17. Where are the motley and disconcerted headless Trade Union and NLC to protest on cogent reason now? To ask why refineries are available but crude oil is not available?
18. Or can we assume that the limit of cognitive faculty of the Trade Union is limited to salaries increeamet without corresponding value to market prices?
19. President Tinubu’s administration should know that most of the policies no matter how vibrant won’t work if we cannot allow the refineries to access crude oil locally and all sizeable industries that should spring up the from refineries raw materials will never take off.
20. The beasts in NNPCL had already sold their souls to Satan and nothing will work unless they are exorcised back to pit of hell.

Tinubu Must not Fail, in your ability we believe!
Oni Gbolabo John
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