Im an indian who was raised in nigeria, all my life i have been waiting for a youtuber who actually would do what your doing…. This is your second video I have seen and brother please find a way to make your content viral, shorts reels tik toks and even having a regional Yoruba Hausa igbo based translation or channels… please start spreading the word…. The youth need to get access to the real numbers and scams to push them to drive the gov to change
He won't get that much recognition because we hate education. We trade responsibility for comedy and fun so that stupid people become rich for screwing up the society
Sometimes it is better to be in the dark. Your realities will be different. However, how long shall we continue to remain blind? If you know about the corruption in every sector in Nigeria, you might fall sick immediately and you will never see Nigeria the same way again. The Nigerian Oil and Gas Sector is the worst national oil and gas company in the world. There is no such thing as the Nigerian Dream. It Me, my family, and my cohort. Greed. Greed. Greed.
If Nigeria was not so damn corrupt, all the years of oil revenue would fueled other sectors of investment to make it possible to make revenue in other ways
No one knows where it this all of money but i think they do money laundering they're not fair this politicians are only gurbage and liers for me they play games to the poor people who don't know their systems 😢😢😮😮😮😮
You really deserve a national award for your high-quality, educative, and informative videos. Keep up the good work. The discovery of oil in Nigeria was meant to be a blessing to the country but it had proven to be a curse. I hope the stakeholders will head to your advice towards the end of the video and do something different.
It's the dirty politician who sweeps every report under the carpet.Norway has the best policy of managing thier petroleum, they made a law which make it illegal to use the money from petroleum, the money is first invested in major international companies and its the profit which is used.the public has zero tolerance for corruption
I love this video so much, we know Buhari has been a bad president, can we applaud him for this one as stated that NNPC made profit only under this administration since it has been established?
When you say the people do you mean the people who own the specific piece of land the oil is found on and do the work to drill for it or ALL the people?
The biggest challenge to the NNPC is the fact that many nations are trying to move away from their products. As as you've rightly mentioned at the beginning of the video, all most all of NNPC's business comes from exports. That's the biggest problem. Renewables are going to be what puts an end to this sham of a company and I'll be very happy to see the end of the NNPC.
If Nigeria was not so damn corrupt, all the years of oil revenue would fueled other sectors of investment to make it possible to make revenue in other ways
@@oluakinwale4859 Gas is still seen as a fossil feul by the big consumer nations albeit a cleaner one but it still emits tonnes of carbon nonetheless. Thus they intend to phase it out when their alternatives work better. For example take a look at France. They prefer getting most of their power from nukes and the rest from wind solar and hydro. By the time France starts using 100% EVs and trucks, the only means of transportation needing oil will be Aircraft and there will be no need for gas. Furthermore, EU nations are prioritizing energy security and that's the major motivator for going "green". You can say the same about China and US. Once they achieve the so-called energy security by going independent of other nations, that's it, Nigeria won't have that leverage anymore.
Nice video I asked this question all the time is Nigeria really selling crude oil or groundnut oil. Take a look at KSA ,UAE and they likes Angola you will know why all our politicians should rot in jail for all I care
Very insightful and detailed. First profit in 40years 😮😮😮 when vandals and corrupt politicians are rolling out profits on a daily basis from the same oil theft business 😂😂😂Naija we hail thee
I almost didnt blink throughout seeing this video...such a nice and well researched work. And indeed, I didnt know the NNPC is being restructure as much as this. Kudos to this administration. Hope the incoming one would consolidate on this achievement.
This guy is a genius! A patriot per excellence! I can't express my gratitude for stumbling into this wonderful piece of work. You're doing a great great job, brotherly. Keep feeding us back to back 💪♥️
It's mind-boggling with the monies which goes missing without accountability. They've made billions of dollars seem like a mere money. I hope Nigeria will overcome this amd rise again ✊🏾✊🏾
Thanks so much to you and your team for job well done. You must have spent a lot of time, money, energy and other logistics . God bless you.God will protect you and your team always
This report has been very balanced. I doff my hat😃 It takes reporting like this to shine the light on the dark and dirty crevasses of Nigeria's social and economic spaces
Analyst thank you for your wonderful analysis. There’s a lots of corruption in NNPC limited . Hiding underground because of government inter mingle with regulatory which trigger both side to generate a lots corruption in my reputable organization which I spent a lots of dollars to secure the architecture procurement of gas and oils blue print. It Mary interest you to know I ‘m taxpayers companies till date. But the former president Mum-harmed Buhari have cause a lots of conflict of interest in sectors
You doing a great job ,someone who is not a Nigerian or an African can easily understand why corruption is at its pick in Africa. Especially in oil producing countries like Angola and Nigeria.
Sadly your work doesn't go far back enough. The exploration and drilling didn't just appear magically, that story is what contextualizes this one. Hope you do a follow up. Great presentation!!
Nice one, good to point out the good and bad bits. Credit to Buhari’s administration for the restructure, although Jonathan’s started the process and authored a lot of tue content. It was interesting to note that most of the probes and investigations were under Jonathan’s administration. However, the one point we need to realise as a nation is a change in culture as a people to that of transparency and accountability in public and private office. The absolute reign of the rule of law would help usher this in, and curb the greed you talk about, as well as competence and productivity.
You deserve a lot more subscribers. I’m from South Africa 🇿🇦; I certainly hope you can inspire young people in all African countries to get into the depth and quality of research that you present to expose corruption and corrupt government officials. You’re courageous and smart, stay the course. Strength to you and your team Cool shirt by the way
You are awesome. Your delivery is impeccable. Please expand your coverage to cover African affairs and I bet your channel will blow up into the millions. Stay blessed
Such smart and intelligent reporting True investigative journalism at its best! Keep it up brother. I just wonder what will happen when we decided to Audit the entire system in Nigeria 😢
I love your content. I just stumbled upon your page for the first time and I love what I am seeing. You have won over a new fan. God bless you. Much appreciated from Abuja.
Corruption in the oil and gas sector is a major problem in Nigeria. It has a negative impact on the economy, the environment, and the people of Nigeria. Corruption in the oil and gas sector can take many forms, including: * Bribery and extortion * Nepotism and cronyism * Mismanagement of funds * Illegal oil bunkering * Oil theft * Pollution Corruption in the oil and gas sector has a number of negative consequences, including: * Loss of revenue for the government * Increased poverty and inequality * Environmental damage * Social unrest * Political instability The Nigerian government has taken some steps to address corruption in the oil and gas sector, but more needs to be done. The government needs to strengthen its anti-corruption laws and institutions, and it needs to hold those who are corrupt accountable. The government also needs to work with the private sector to develop a more transparent and accountable oil and gas industry. Corruption in the oil and gas sector is a complex problem, but it is one that must be addressed if Nigeria is to develop a more sustainable and equitable future. There are also a number of disadvantages to Nigeria exporting crude oil. One of the main disadvantages is that it leads to a reliance on oil revenue. This means that the Nigerian economy is vulnerable to fluctuations in the global oil price. When the oil price falls, Nigeria's economy suffers. This can lead to job losses, economic hardship, and social unrest. Another disadvantage of exporting crude oil is that it does not lead to the development of other industries. When Nigeria exports crude oil, it does not add value to the product. This means that Nigeria misses out on the opportunity to create jobs and develop other industries. Finally, exporting crude oil can have a negative impact on the environment. The oil industry can pollute the environment, and it can also contribute to climate change. These environmental problems can have a negative impact on the health and well-being of Nigerians like the people of Ogoni in Niger Delta. In conclusion, there are a number of disadvantages to Nigeria exporting crude oil. These disadvantages include a reliance on oil revenue, a lack of economic diversification, and environmental damage. Nigeria should consider diversifying its economy and reducing its reliance on oil exports in order to create a more sustainable and equitable future for its people.
The Oil & Gas industry in Nigeria is a long and deep saga that would take ages to fix. The Government should focus on utilizing our other (expensive) natural resources that we have to generate revenue and fix the Country's Economic and Social Infrastructures. We want to see Nigeria work in our lifetime please.
You are a great hero and unabated Nigerian to be of among all other Media programmable.I wish you a relentless energy and determination to continues to delve into the areas of concern's that other Media cannot delve into. More greese to your elbow amen. God bless and guide you in all your endeavour amen.
Thinking about Nigeria on a Monday will ruin your entire week. The country is just tiring in every aspect.
Well done Bela 👍
SO true....I just stopped watching! Atrocious! We as Africans are so self loathing...there's no any other reason for doing what we do to ourselves!
😂
Im an indian who was raised in nigeria, all my life i have been waiting for a youtuber who actually would do what your doing…. This is your second video I have seen and brother please find a way to make your content viral, shorts reels tik toks and even having a regional Yoruba Hausa igbo based translation or channels… please start spreading the word…. The youth need to get access to the real numbers and scams to push them to drive the gov to change
@@ajinjose1544 Thank You.
I SECOND THIS .BECAUSE AFRICA WE ARE SO HATED BY MOST OF OUR LEADERS
Gotta second this too💯
@@realjudebelahope u take this advice
There should really be no one poor in Nigeria 😢
As in the money is just too much
That they don’t even know how to make use of it
They rather hide it
The west is robbing us pretending to be for us, the government is also of the same feather plumage with them. That is a dream so long in coming
its not possible
@@Prince-bz3nz What a ridiculous thing to think.
@@leonardironbar3328 Ironically, people who think they way she does are the reason there are poor people in Nigeria.
Your videos are rare. You deserve a million subscribers..can't imagine how much time u put into this
Thank you.
He won't get that much recognition because we hate education. We trade responsibility for comedy and fun so that stupid people become rich for screwing up the society
I can now see why they are frustrating dangote refinery, old fashion greed and corruption
😂😂😂.I see Nigerians crying today about the price of Dangotes fuel.
@stifler5062 it's a set up by European oil companies especially those European refineries that are afraid of closure because of the Dangote Refinery
Sometimes it is better to be in the dark. Your realities will be different.
However, how long shall we continue to remain blind?
If you know about the corruption in every sector in Nigeria, you might fall sick immediately and you will never see Nigeria the same way again. The Nigerian Oil and Gas Sector is the worst national oil and gas company in the world.
There is no such thing as the Nigerian Dream. It Me, my family, and my cohort.
Greed. Greed. Greed.
As long as corruption persist things will continue getting worse. Who taught it was possible to see dollar at N1,500.
If Nigeria was not so damn corrupt, all the years of oil revenue would fueled other sectors of investment to make it possible to make revenue in other ways
I understand now why Dangote is complaining. The Oil Mafia is too powerful
Nigeria rulers has stolen trillions of the Nigeria money, they can provide electricity and roads majority of Nigerian are hungry.
They work with very Corrupt European multinationals
No one knows where it this all of money but i think they do money laundering they're not fair this politicians are only gurbage and liers for me they play games to the poor people who don't know their systems 😢😢😮😮😮😮
Nigeria must a laughing stock among the nations!😢
You really deserve a national award for your high-quality, educative, and informative videos. Keep up the good work. The discovery of oil in Nigeria was meant to be a blessing to the country but it had proven to be a curse. I hope the stakeholders will head to your advice towards the end of the video and do something different.
It's the dirty politician who sweeps every report under the carpet.Norway has the best policy of managing thier petroleum, they made a law which make it illegal to use the money from petroleum, the money is first invested in major international companies and its the profit which is used.the public has zero tolerance for corruption
I love this video so much, we know Buhari has been a bad president, can we applaud him for this one as stated that NNPC made profit only under this administration since it has been established?
This is top class investigative journalism. Absolutely well presented and researched. 👏🏾💥
Damn... You're too good, you should be getting 1+ million views. And your TH-cam script writer is Goated.
The oil belongs to the people not the dirty politicians in Nigeria.
When you say the people do you mean the people who own the specific piece of land the oil is found on and do the work to drill for it or ALL the people?
Thank you Jude Bela. You are truly educating Nigerians.
The biggest challenge to the NNPC is the fact that many nations are trying to move away from their products. As as you've rightly mentioned at the beginning of the video, all most all of NNPC's business comes from exports. That's the biggest problem. Renewables are going to be what puts an end to this sham of a company and I'll be very happy to see the end of the NNPC.
If Nigeria was not so damn corrupt, all the years of oil revenue would fueled other sectors of investment to make it possible to make revenue in other ways
You are wrong though, they are diversifying aggressively to gas where the new money is.
@@oluakinwale4859 Gas has always been there. Nigeria is just playing catch up, as usual..
@@caesarx8139 facts
@@oluakinwale4859 Gas is still seen as a fossil feul by the big consumer nations albeit a cleaner one but it still emits tonnes of carbon nonetheless. Thus they intend to phase it out when their alternatives work better. For example take a look at France. They prefer getting most of their power from nukes and the rest from wind solar and hydro. By the time France starts using 100% EVs and trucks, the only means of transportation needing oil will be Aircraft and there will be no need for gas. Furthermore, EU nations are prioritizing energy security and that's the major motivator for going "green". You can say the same about China and US. Once they achieve the so-called energy security by going independent of other nations, that's it, Nigeria won't have that leverage anymore.
Guy your narrative ability is top notch 👌🏿
Thank you.
Nice video I asked this question all the time is Nigeria really selling crude oil or groundnut oil. Take a look at KSA ,UAE and they likes Angola you will know why all our politicians should rot in jail for all I care
Rule number one... Follow the money.
Nigeria get money oo
Yea.
@@realjudebela Chaiiii
@@lunsasfr 😭
I couldn't help crying for our dear country
Nigeria is the worst country
Please make sure U keep safe
Thanks for all the research. You cannot imagine how important the information is, especially from an informed Nigerian.
Very insightful and detailed. First profit in 40years 😮😮😮 when vandals and corrupt politicians are rolling out profits on a daily basis from the same oil theft business 😂😂😂Naija we hail thee
I am proud of your work's keep it up 👍👍
Thank you.
This is really great work. Thank you for doing it.
Thanks for your support.
Watching from Zimbabwe🇿🇼 Excellent reporting!
Jude ooh! Jude! Abeg dey calm down mey dem no go carry you go where we no know 😭😭😭
Bro keeps getting better and better! W content, W research, W editing, W youtuber
Thanks brother
Great video as always!! Jude is an African Gem..... is that Mopha @ 6:47
Doing what mainstream media houses in Nigeria can't do
I almost didnt blink throughout seeing this video...such a nice and well researched work. And indeed, I didnt know the NNPC is being restructure as much as this. Kudos to this administration. Hope the incoming one would consolidate on this achievement.
Thank you for doing this. It has changed my view of Nigeria considerably. I’m from California, USA… you have world reach.
Thank you.
Thank you for this! Been waiting for the drop
🙌
This guy is a genius! A patriot per excellence! I can't express my gratitude for stumbling into this wonderful piece of work. You're doing a great great job, brotherly. Keep feeding us back to back 💪♥️
It's mind-boggling with the monies which goes missing without accountability. They've made billions of dollars seem like a mere money.
I hope Nigeria will overcome this amd rise again ✊🏾✊🏾
Brilliant report so far about the NNPC scandal and mishaps, keep doing your best and the sky is the limit.
Thanks so much to you and your team for job well done. You must have spent a lot of time, money, energy and other logistics . God bless you.God will protect you and your team always
Amen. Thank you.
Keep it up 👍 😊💔💔
Thank you.
You and your team are doing amazing work ,keep it up .
This report has been very balanced. I doff my hat😃 It takes reporting like this to shine the light on the dark and dirty crevasses of Nigeria's social and economic spaces
Quite balanced and hopeful... it's a nation, not a household, so, there'll always be the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Always happy when you release a video, thanks for the effort and research done for this video.
All this corruption under the petroleum minister who is also the Nigerian president.
We love you Jude ❤❤❤... You are doing a great job. 👍🏽🌹
Good editing!
Wonderful work boss 💪💪
Thanks
2 minutes in and I'm already very impressed. Well done Jude.
Analyst thank you for your wonderful analysis. There’s a lots of corruption in NNPC limited . Hiding underground because of government inter mingle with regulatory which trigger both side to generate a lots corruption in my reputable organization which I spent a lots of dollars to secure the architecture procurement of gas and oils blue print. It Mary interest you to know I ‘m taxpayers companies till date. But the former president Mum-harmed Buhari have cause a lots of conflict of interest in sectors
Jude I am so proud of you I love your contents. Good job and keep up a good work.
Oga, thank God for your eloquence, wisdom and articulation. More grease to your elbow for this rich presentation🥰
Seems like Nigeria is at last getting it right with NNPC Ltd well done
This is a top notch video with balance content and extraordinary presentation. Thanks for what you do.
Being waiting for this!! Thank you jude🥰
🙌
Hey Jude, you need to look at the "Power Sector". From NEPA - PHCN - Full Post Privatisation!
This is investigative journalism. Not that one that Aunty Kemi Olunloyo is doing. Good job Jude, you're gold.
You cannot but love Jude and his crew. Thank you for your insightful information at all times ❤
Jude Bela is the best ❤
Great video brother 🔥
Thank you so much 😀. I'm a huge fan of your work.
So many committees, we can't even keep track of them. Greed is everywhere......
Very impressive ! Well done
Awesome content keep it up as always bro
worth my data 💪😌
This is an amazing research work. Thanks for your service to Nigeria
Wow!
Dear Bro Jude Bela,
Thank you!
You are such a gem!
Courageous and Professional
This is very well put together
You doing a great job ,someone who is not a Nigerian or an African can easily understand why corruption is at its pick in Africa. Especially in oil producing countries like Angola and Nigeria.
Sadly your work doesn't go far back enough. The exploration and drilling didn't just appear magically, that story is what contextualizes this one. Hope you do a follow up. Great presentation!!
Thank little Bro for lighting our way
This one loud, nice one 👍
Nice one, good to point out the good and bad bits. Credit to Buhari’s administration for the restructure, although Jonathan’s started the process and authored a lot of tue content. It was interesting to note that most of the probes and investigations were under Jonathan’s administration. However, the one point we need to realise as a nation is a change in culture as a people to that of transparency and accountability in public and private office. The absolute reign of the rule of law would help usher this in, and curb the greed you talk about, as well as competence and productivity.
Absolutely.
Am soo glad to discover. U..
J
Eiti needs. U
Just like every other African country, Nigeria is also shackled by the invisible grips of the colonial masters
Some how only you understood these.. that's how u know many ppl don't know the problem 😊
Well done brother, you're good 💯
You deserve a lot more subscribers. I’m from South Africa 🇿🇦; I certainly hope you can inspire young people in all African countries to get into the depth and quality of research that you present to expose corruption and corrupt government officials. You’re courageous and smart, stay the course. Strength to you and your team
Cool shirt by the way
Welldone June Bela, very informative
Brilliant research and analysis. Kudos, I wish you all the best. Well-done.
Respect, young man for a work thoroughly well done.
Kudos for this video bro, our research game is on god mode!
🙌🙌
You are awesome. Your delivery is impeccable. Please expand your coverage to cover African affairs and I bet your channel will blow up into the millions. Stay blessed
Such smart and intelligent reporting True investigative journalism at its best! Keep it up brother. I just wonder what will happen when we decided to Audit the entire system in Nigeria 😢
Another superb delivery!! Well done Jude!
I pray that this channel grows to 1million subscribers. You are opening the eyes of people 🎉🎉
Just stumbled on him and subscribed. I feel like crying 😢
I love your content. I just stumbled upon your page for the first time and I love what I am seeing.
You have won over a new fan.
God bless you.
Much appreciated from Abuja.
@edozie_ngwu Thank you. Glad to have you join the family. 🙏
Well done for this insightful report. I understand it better now. Nigeria is in deep comatuse.
You are absolutely brilliant. I have learned so much. Thank you.
I always tell my Nigerian friends if Nigeria works Africa would rise we pray it happens in our lifetime
jude keep it up......wow
Corruption in the oil and gas sector is a major problem in Nigeria. It has a negative impact on the economy, the environment, and the people of Nigeria.
Corruption in the oil and gas sector can take many forms, including:
* Bribery and extortion
* Nepotism and cronyism
* Mismanagement of funds
* Illegal oil bunkering
* Oil theft
* Pollution
Corruption in the oil and gas sector has a number of negative consequences, including:
* Loss of revenue for the government
* Increased poverty and inequality
* Environmental damage
* Social unrest
* Political instability
The Nigerian government has taken some steps to address corruption in the oil and gas sector, but more needs to be done. The government needs to strengthen its anti-corruption laws and institutions, and it needs to hold those who are corrupt accountable. The government also needs to work with the private sector to develop a more transparent and accountable oil and gas industry.
Corruption in the oil and gas sector is a complex problem, but it is one that must be addressed if Nigeria is to develop a more sustainable and equitable future.
There are also a number of disadvantages to Nigeria exporting crude oil.
One of the main disadvantages is that it leads to a reliance on oil revenue. This means that the Nigerian economy is vulnerable to fluctuations in the global oil price. When the oil price falls, Nigeria's economy suffers. This can lead to job losses, economic hardship, and social unrest.
Another disadvantage of exporting crude oil is that it does not lead to the development of other industries. When Nigeria exports crude oil, it does not add value to the product. This means that Nigeria misses out on the opportunity to create jobs and develop other industries.
Finally, exporting crude oil can have a negative impact on the environment. The oil industry can pollute the environment, and it can also contribute to climate change. These environmental problems can have a negative impact on the health and well-being of Nigerians like the people of Ogoni in Niger Delta.
In conclusion, there are a number of disadvantages to Nigeria exporting crude oil. These disadvantages include a reliance on oil revenue, a lack of economic diversification, and environmental damage. Nigeria should consider diversifying its economy and reducing its reliance on oil exports in order to create a more sustainable and equitable future for its people.
This is a whole economic dissertation lol
Bro Jude,
Warrior Prince that you are!
May our Good Ancestors Bless and Protect Your Gallant Life!
Sail on! Remain Strong!
Cheers!
Thank you
Thank you
Nice piece of work…
They should not worry time is waiting. Thanks for sharing
The Oil & Gas industry in Nigeria is a long and deep saga that would take ages to fix. The Government should focus on utilizing our other (expensive) natural resources that we have to generate revenue and fix the Country's Economic and Social Infrastructures. We want to see Nigeria work in our lifetime please.
You are a great hero and unabated Nigerian to be of among all other Media programmable.I wish you a relentless energy and determination to continues to delve into the areas of concern's that other Media cannot delve into. More greese to your elbow amen. God bless and guide you in all your endeavour amen.
I just feel like crying,oooh na swear dam swear our leaders to hates theirs own people
Good deed
Good jobs
Jude , you background track is 🔥.
Amazing investigative journalism. Kudos❤