How Far With Our Refineries?

This month makes it one year since 65 companies were granted licences to build modular refineries in Nigeria.

So far only one company was in the news when it claimed that it's refinery will be ready before 2016 ends. They later moved it early 2017.
and this has confirmed my assertion that private enterprises will not solve Nigeria's infrastructure deficits, and the way out is for governments to build those infrastructure and then sell them to the public. If that means taking foreign loans from ADB, IDB, or the World Bank, so be it. Yes, there is a risk that those loans may be squandered - as happened in the past - but that is minimal, understanding the present federal government.

But then, I expect such things to be important enough for Nigerians to keep track of their progress, but over time we got distracted with what Ayo Fayose or Dino Melaye is saying. I think we should keep our eyes on the things that matter most.