BREAKING: “This is Different”: Tinubu’s Supporter Shares Clip of Port Harcourt Refinery as Repair Continues

President Bola Ahmed Tinibu has been hailed for upholding his promise to revitalise some of Nigeria’s abandoned federal government-owned refineries….CONTINUE READING…CONTINUE READING

In a viral video that surfaced on social media, workers were seen at the Port Harcourt refineries as rehabilitation work was ongoing.

Tinubu, Refinery, Port Harcourt, Kaduna, Warri

Reacting to this video, Chibuzor Michael, a public affairs analyst and staunch supporter of President Tinubu, credited ex-President Muhammadu Buhari for his impact on the commencement of the ongoing rehabilitation of the Port Harcourt refinery.

He wrote:

“Port Harcourt refinery rehabilitation progressing on schedule. I remember telling people here that this rehabilitation is unlike the wasteful and ineffective turn around maintenances we’ve been used to. This is total rehabilitation.

“Kudos to PMB @MBuhari and NNPC Ltd under @MKKyari for the determination to make this work. Mind you, that the Refinery is working does not mean PMS price will reduce very well o, NNPC Ltd are here to do business, make profit and have funds to ensure they pay back their loans and then expand.”

FG awards contract for rehabilitation of Kaduna and Warri refineries

Mr Michael also acknowledged President Tinubu for the continuity and for consistently mounting pressure on the NNPCL to continue work in reviving the refinery.

He also noted that rehabilitation works will commence in Kaduna and Warri refineries in 2024, noting that the contract has been awarded.

He wrote:

“Kudos to President @officialABAT for being on the neck of NNPC Ltd and with continued support to get this done. Warri and Kaduna refineries are also billed to return to full capacity from 2024. Total overhaul contract was awarded last year.”
“See $1.5Bn”: NNPC releases pictures of PH refinery as Obasanjo doubts it will work, Tinubu replies

Meanwhile, the NNPC Limited has released pictures of ongoing work at the Port Harcourt Refinery as it sets a December deadline for completion.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo does not believe the promised date is feasible and calls on the government to privatize it.

The administration of President Bola Tinubu responded to the former president, pointing out that his comment was an opinion, as he is not an engineer….CONTINUE READING