Nigerian Oil Companies are Kicking Americans and Europeans Out of Business

[@petmmonu8275]

I never believed in my lifetime that i will hear "God bless Nigeria" from Nigerians. I love Nigeria too much. God bless Nigeria. We are rising.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Ase 🙏🙌🙌

[@efemzyekun900]

First on the grid. Nigerians have been building capacity for a long time. Even MTN and all these oil companies are now being dominated and in many cases, owned by Nigerians. The major reasons for the oil companies being owned by Nigerians, is the PIA bill that was passed, at the tail end of Buhari's administration....the amendments are taking shape and we are gradually taking our destinies into our hands. Well done Ajim.

[@ominiekwe7241]

This is the very reason why they never wanted any refinery to work in Nigeria because they know the fact that when once the refineries in Nigeria start working they will be out of the the market

[@dnoble1136]

And the will of God have started manifesting in Nigeria 2 refinery fr the government have started already including dangote praise the Lord

[@TitoKane-vv2hf]

You said SOMETHING

[@mcdonald1821]

Nigeria has always been the largest oil producing nation in Africa. Angola only surpassed Nigeria in oil production in 2023 due to pipeline vandalism and economic sabotage. Last year 2024, Nigeria returned back to the number one spot. Nigeria remains the country with the highest oil and gas reserve in Africa.

[@mcdonald1821]

Ajim the man you are talking about is Arthur Eze, the CEO of Oranto Petroleum Limited. He is one of the secret Billionaires in Nigeria. Another country seeking Nigeria's assistance and collaboration in oil and gas is a Caribbean country call Guyana whose leader visited Nigeria last year to sign the necessary agreements. Sierra Leon also discovered oil and innoson is on board to develops the oil and gas sector of their economy by building a refinery there. Nigeria is already a global player.

[@Mkym365]

Viva Africa 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

[@Nyashbae]

Nigeria has been a global oil player for years. King Edmund and Barkindo were gen secretaries of OPEC

[@truethots3088]

I believe it's our indigenous car manufacturer Innoson that has acquired an oil exploration license in Sierra leone, and was awarded several off shore blocks.. I'm proud Nigerians are taking the bull by the horn and showing that as Africans we have the SKILLS TO RUN OUR CONTINENT.

[@Nsibidiimohtep-pf9gh]

This is great news bcos with the oil offshore.and petrochemicals Complex with refineries innovation and creativity can also purchase crude from Venezuela and Russia and blend them with the African oil and sell them globally and also building of roads.chemicals.and also vehicle's with All needed combinations

[@momoftriplets4392]

😂😂😂 we can actually survive without them. Welldone bro

[@Mkym365]

We need more of your videos Sis🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Ekondu-Ihotu]

@@momoftriplets4392 Ma'm, you're no longer making videos 😕😉

[@Randomobserverhere]

@@Mkym365 she is always uploading videos!

[@suntanglory]

I said it too a few months ago,the next step for dangote is to have his own chains of filling stations across the continent,not only in Nigeria.All these foreign oil companies have their own filling stations so they can be the only ones making all the money instead of giving some to middlemen,who are most likely the locals.Nigerian oil sector is definitely getting dominated by Nigerians.Oando bought agip shares in Nigeria oil sector a few months ago.l honestly believe the local context law passed by former president jonathan is the reason Nigerian companies are waking up.Some of the advantages of the local content law,it made Nigerians see that we can do all these things,especially since most of the engineers are now local Nigerians. Thanks.

[@omokagbo9283]

I believe the PIB bill was passed by Buhari...!🤩🤩🤩 Well said......Long live great Nigeria

[@suntanglory]

@omokagbo9283 I mean the local content bill,with the head office in yenagoa not PIB..lt was introduced and passed by Goodluck Jonathan..

[@mcdonald1821]

I think the reason Cameroon is unable to use the oil in Bakassi Peninsula is due to some attached clauses in the ICJ Judgment which also seeded some portion of the oil rich side of the land to Nigeria bearing in mind the indigenes who a largely from cross river state and that is why there is a partial withdrawal of the Nigerian troops. The oil field is to be split between both countries.

[@Mkym365]

..and to think when Dangote was near completion building his refinery a Ghanian🇬🇭 Government Official came out to Speak against it…Smh

[@Ekondu-Ihotu]

BUA Refinary is on the way By the Grace of God till December this year they may start up production 😊😊

[@emmanueldominic6219]

God bless Nigeria!

[@rabiafuwai6835]

This is answered prayers by Nigerians. Our God is a God of timing. Our time to shine has come in Nigeria and Africa and no body can stop us.❤❤❤

[@adequadri3602]

Thank you very much for this information. 🙏

[@didyouknor]

Not just Sierra Leone. Nigerian companies are in Ghana, Angola, and even Cameroon. We do most of the drilling and oil services there. This is not new either. It's been so for more than 2 decades!

[@Effiom60]

A Nigerian company is also the only company managing Grenada oil

[@emmanueldominic6219]

Shame on Lily Ogini

[@GoguyOne-x7x]

They never see anything yet. They will learn.

[@emmanueldominic6219]

I love my beloved country

[@barbarosa47]

It's about time. Can't understand how an oil-producing country contented itself for so long to export raw materials to western economies and import finished products. Furthermore, Nigeria has the human resources enough to add value to the raw materials they extract.

[@iam_bantu-eh3bz]

CORRECT AJIM....AFRICANS MUST TAKE CHARGE OF EVERYTHING ON OUR CONTINENT.....YES...AFRICA FOR AFRICANS.... WE MUST POWER UP AFRICAN INDUSTRIALIZATION NOW..

[@temiladealamudun5063]

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 God bless Africa.

[@FrancisAtteh-t9q]

Shell headquarters used to be in Nigeria but since last two years they relocated to France because they have seen the hand writing on the walls very clearly that Nigeria has started taking over and no place again for them so they left for their country. God bless Nigeria and Africa

[@Wady112]

On 11th of August 2024,Venezuelan state-owned oil company, PDVSA (their NNPC equivalent), and Veneoranto Petroleum Ltd (a subsidiary created in Venezuela by Nigeria-based Atlas Oranto) signed an agreement to develop two natural gas prospects in the areas of Barracuda, located in territorial waters of the Gulf of Venezuela bordering Colombia.

[@maxjaytv]

The Richest woman in Africa is Alakija, a Nigerian.😂😂😂

[@cryptoslides6858]

She is a beneficiary of criminality! Feeding fat on the natural assets of the Ijaw people of Bayelsa.

[@TitoKane-vv2hf]

That brUtain, france,america, germany,japan, south korea uae-dubai, saudi arabia ALL refine the Nigerian CRUDE OIL which has the best quality on planet Earth called BRENT LIGHT SWEET CRUDE. They then re-export some and call themselves crude oil exporters

[@Mkym365]

We need mOre Nigerian Business men investing in Congo oil, Gas & minerals 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Nsibidiimohtep-pf9gh]

Even partnership with Congo raw materials and solid minerals

[@fridayoluwaseun6163]

Ajim the richest woman in Africa is from Nigeria 🇳🇬 her name is alakija

[@franklin3104]

Do you know the cost of gasoline in Europe and in the United States for instance, which has more oil than Nigeria? You don't but I do because I have been living in that country for almost three decades. And guess what, motorists are made to pay tax on gasoline purchases in addition to the high costs. Who talks about fuel subsides in America? Not a chance in hell. The government would rather tax you on fuel purchases. That's why inflation is through tthe roof in the United States and one of the major reasons why Trump won the election. Most Nigerians are ignorant about conditions in other countries and think fuel should be free with government wasting money on fuel subsides. Thank God, It's over for good. Tinubu got it right 👍

[@AnthonyLawal-os4dg]

We have plenty refineries in Nigeria, ....

[@Nsibidiimohtep-pf9gh]

We need the building of more than 33M per Day barrels refineries products from now to 2030. ASAP and sell all over Africa

[@afolabifatusin7211]

Ajim these are the nigerian companies 1. Alteo 2. Dangote refinery 3. Seplat nigeria 4. Oando Waltersmith 5. Oranto oil 6. Azikel 7.Bua refinery 8. Yinka folawiyo oil Etc etc

[@Okoyeonu]

That are you give you think of these

[@JONAHOGAR-gl5ub]

No bi everything Dem de talk for social media my guy.

[@ephraimtorkule3016]

Ajim, the richest Woman in Africa is from Nigeria. please go and make findings okay?

[@gene5856]

💯💯💯💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾

[@cryptoslides6858]

They are not kicking out foreign owned companies! Foreign owned companies are selling less profitable assets to Nigerian companies.

[@Nsibidiimohtep-pf9gh]

They are investing into research and development with massive engineering and technology development and also oil and gas engineering.

[@vonniofdoom5590]

Dangote refinery will show naija even more pepe, infact they will add ghost pepper on top 😂😂

[@Wady112]

Its because of dangote refinery that the prices are going down.

[@echyagu3149]

Bro when will Cameroon 🇨🇲 kick 🦵 France 🇫🇷 out ???

[@Nyashbae]

They can't 😂. Even their money is called franc (CFA)

[@echyagu3149]

@ But they must get them out

[@Nyashbae]

@@echyagu3149 lol how? Be real. Unless the Russians and the Chinese will want France to leave Cameroon

[@ominiekwe7241]

Ask Cameroon president and not Ajim

[@echyagu3149]

@ If countries like Mali 🇲🇱, Niger 🇳🇪 and even 2 or 3 other francophone countries has done just that too , why not Cameroon 🇨🇲.

[@carlomorisset7319]

Nigerians need to put a nationalist president to lead, Nigeria doesn’t have one, only a criminal puppet in Tinubu

[@coconut5002]

YOU MUST INCLUDE ACKNOWLEDGE THE DIASPORA WE HAVE BEEN FIGHTING AND STANDING UP FOR OUR RIGHTS FOR 4 CENTURIES.EVEN DURING OUR ENSLAVEMENT UP UNTIL TODAY.WE HAVE THAT ANCIENT SPIRIT NEVER LOST IT.THAT WHY THOSE FROM THE MOTHERLAND CAN COME TO THE USA AND SUCCEED DUE TO OUR UNBENDING SPIRIT.

[@johannesmfolori9902]

Niagara it's zoo contry why something worse than zoo

[@oluayo14truth]

Your country just failed in paying WAEC debts 😂😂😂

[@truethots3088]

Continue crying and whining, wetin consign us. we move! There is too much ahead waiting to be conquered than listening to frustrated people , who's whining doesn't change anything

[@oluayo14truth]

@@truethots3088 his name folori means someone with a broken head or empty head 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@truethots3088]

@@oluayo14truth lol!

[@ndosigwelem]

Who is this guy?. He must be another political mercenary.........hire by APC

[@JohnEyubehdabron]

Please CALM DOWN! Ajim has been talking about the POSITIVE things about Nigeria for the LAST 5 YEARS! GO back and watch his videos and you will see them yourself! You should be thankful that our BROTHER from Cameroon sees the good things in Nigeria. Unlike we Nigeria who only see the bad things going in Nigeria. We need that balance. So Ajim shows us the other side of the goodness of Nigeria. In fact we should be ASHAMED that it takes someone who is not a Nigerian is promoting the country MORE than us. It is embarrasing! So please SUPPORT the guy!

[@afolabifatusin7211]

Go and do your own

[@Talkingbody-dv1mb]

Ajim, oil, gas etc, are everywhere yet one thousand Naira plus per litre and common Nigerians are suffering. Why celebrating?

[@Nyashbae]

Ajim is a comedian. Don't take him seriously

[@Talkingbody-dv1mb]

You are very correct

[@truethots3088]

We are celebrating because we are not MYOPIC and see the big picture

[@oluayo14truth]

In Ghana, the academic futures of 460,611 students hang in the balance due to the delayed release of the 2024 WASSCE results. The delay stems from the government's GHS 118 million ($7,996,444) debt owed to the West African Examinations Council (WAEC).

[@truethots3088]

@@oluayo14truth is there anybody these people aren't owing? Chai!