olutop:

I guess this APC is high on shit, they have been using CNG for cars in Benin even before Jonathan's era, there is even a filling station in Isior that sells CNG b4 AC and CPC eventually merged together.....they should stop boboing us.

TommyAnthem:
Most cars in Benin city are running on CNG/PMS, and for your information, it is switchable, you choose which one you want your car to run with anytime you wish, it's as simple as that.

Octopusssy:
Hm! N97 my fiercely African ass.

Lies from the pit if hell. Mscheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew

ursullalinda:
Pls someone should wake this OP up from imaginary dream world

Neoteny:


And you, a mere logo designer, is more competent?

playapayaski:


We have their filling stations in Benin.. One is very close to where I reside

victorazyvictor:


Kid.

I guess u never travel out before.

kokanepyramid:

have u heard of engine lubricity?

Bevista:
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realstars:
Pls i haven't read the news, is it from Lai muhamed?

Ustec:

There is nothing like side effect Mr hater,
Your engine ratings and design will determine if you can use it or not.
Just like the jet engines,diesel engines etc

meeky007:
IF THIS HAPPENS TO BE TRUE THEN I'll VOTE APC IN THE NEXT ELECTION

meeky007:
IF THIS HAPPENS TO BE TRUE THEN I'll VOTE APC IN THE NEXT ELECTION

Citytrend:
You and your entire generation are mere Logo designers not me.

meeky007:
IF THIS HAPPENS TO BE TRUE THEN I'll VOTE APC IN THE NEXT ELECTION

Neoteny:


2k logo designer

Ustec:

There is nothing like side effect Mr hater,
Your engine ratings and design will determine if you can use it or not.
Just like the jet engines,diesel engines etc

Pureherbal:


But, this being the first time it was given the media coverage with the fg's stamp on it,coupled with a show of seriousness to make the masses benefit from it.

What else do you want. ?

naptu2:
1) Compressed Natural Gas is actually cleaner than petrol, so it's good for the environment.

2) Nigeria has much more natural gas than crude oil, in other words, we have more gas than petrol.

But there's a problem.


If you check my posts above, you'll notice that this is not a new idea. This issue has been talked about from time to time since the 1980s.

The issue is, who is going to convert the cars from petrol burning cars into compressed natural gas burning cars? Who is going to provide the filling stations?

These are the questions and unfortunately they have not been answered in this write up.

KotalKahn:


But he stated in the interview that there is a plant in Benin with 10,000 pilot vehicles. It means the know how and capacity is already there. Hope that answers your question

naptu2:


You don't understand. The first time that I saw a compressed natural gas filling station in Nigeria was in 1989. That's almost 31 years ago. How many of these stations exist across Nigeria today.

Peugeot had committed to making Peugeot 504 cars that ran on compressed natural gas, expecting that there would be filling stations across Nigeria, but how many of these stations are in Lagos? How many are in Abuja? How many are in Enugu? Yet this is 31 years later.