FreeGlobe:
Slavery. They have to always defend their masters or the lose ogun or oyo like they did kogi and Kwara. don't forget they have also dashed the 2015 presidency back to their Hausa slave masters.

4kmukina: Who is Femi FaLIAR?

Wily/Wily:

He is a Yoruba,
Yorubas are no body in Nigeria without Hausa/Fulani North.
99.9999% Yorubas believed that without North they will all die of Hunger.

kbdrim:
The point is senator Enang was just been mischievous with his statement knowing Nigerians are ever willing to swallow hook line and sinker anything that maligns the North

babaolofin: Naija,

I disagreed with the information released by the Lawyer. Those who are in the oil business know what is happening. There is a different between Oil majors Joint venture partners operating under different types of contracts/licenses and those Nigerians that are fronting for foreign partners or those that are favoured by government with oil blocs. While an individual with interest in oil bloc can sell his interest and make million of dollars as revenue, the same cannot be said of those oil majors as the money goes into the parent company. Those oil majors have technical expertise of oil business spanning continents. Those individuals with oil blocs only need connection with the power in control of government.

We are talking of Nigerians with oil blocks, the size & quality of the oil block and estimated bpd. Let us mention their names and see how many Niger Deltans are having oil block. They are extremely few. By bringing the name of oil majors is to confuse the discussion. we should be wise.

huni_naija: But why does this government feel the need to lie to about every single thing they do? Don't Nigerian's deserve to know the truth?? or do they think they can keep us in darkness forever??

They need to release an up to date list showing we the Nigerian people, the "multi-national" corporations, that own a majority share of the oil blocks? These people are blood sucking retards and deserve all the evil that is coming to them!

Toaskarity: Ok, The fact is that the senator gave a list and backed it up, everyother person just running around the bush inthe name of one nigeria. This senator is representing somewhere and im so happy he is doing his job atleast fighting to see that what belongs to them are theirs! We all know nigeria is corrupt and we alk know the rich are wicked but I would rather have my brother steal my dad money than my neighbour! That oil is their muther... fu..cking oil for godsake! Why will igbos, yorubas or hausas whosoever in nigeria be sharing it as if na them own! I mean ppl from ND shld be owners of the 90% of the oil blocks then talk about others! Common guys you always see yorubas talk about their own, igbos their own , hausa their own so why the f..uck wont they talk about their . Infact that 13% they getting to me is marginalization and wickedness to them! Dont ask me what they have done with it afterall what have the rest of the country done with the rest 87%.. al nigeria is still alive today because of that region! Its what keeping the country going!! Im beinning to like ppl from ND, I remember in onitsha as a kid, they always fight each other in delta state but not anymore they now realize nigeria has been ra...ping them from behind and they standing up against it now!!

kingoflag:


Nigeria doesnt even know how much Oil she produces. I bet you Nigeria is producing 20 times more oil than is being declared by the Multi-Nationals.

Murphy T: the oil blocs are owned by who ever, whether Northerners or southerners, but are managed and utilized by foreigners who use their expertise to refined woteva is gotten from there for their gains while sharing the generated funds in an agreed percentage with the owners...once u r given the oil bloc licence, these foreign guys are already waiting to woo u into doing biz with them, all u need do is just to relax and enjoy ur moneyyy .. so foreigners dnt owned oil wells, they rent it frm the main owners for a particular yr, and stl pay a certain percentage into the account of the owners.

tunapawizzy:
I am a Yoruba man and a proud exception to this statistics, i think that 99.9999% is exaggerated, however i believe a lot of my kinsmen make dis ur claim not too far from d truth

alex101: I will have to agree and disagree with Falana on some points he raised.

(a) I'm in with him on his demand that the FG provide the latest list of Nigerians that own oil block,,,I'll even go further that they be published based on state of origin.

(b) I disagree with the lawyer on his stand that Sen. Enang was wrong. When the senator made his presentation, he did not include the multinational oil companies, for I believe the Senator was well aware of the 40% stake that they (oil Companies) have in nigeria's oil & gas industry. The senator must have strictly zeroed in on the total number of nigerians owning oil blocks. Simply put: for every 10 nigerian oil block owners, 8 are northerners,,,QED.

Meanwhile, lets await the full list of oil-block owners of nigerian extraction.

tunapawizzy:
I am a Yoruba man and a proud exception to this statistics, i think that 99.9999% is exaggerated, however i believe a lot of my kinsmen make dis ur claim not too far from d truth

olas2u:


You are just short sighted man.80% of it is owned by foreigners ,but you focus your mind on tribal issues.Do you know what 80% of the block to foreigners means?

Ngwakwe: Any intellectual luminary who cannot disprove the Hon. Senator's data with updated verifiable data should do some research work and not forgetting to invoking freedom of information act where necessary.

Falana made an important revelation here that is laudable. How come a license was renewed in million$ while there was a preferred bidder willing to pay billion $?

We are finished in this country if things are not exposed and brought to public domain for scrutin
All we want is equality, fairness to all.

FreeGlobe:
Slavery. They have to always defend their masters or the lose ogun or oyo like they did kogi and Kwara. don't forget they have also dashed the 2015 presidency back to their Hausa slave masters.

Abagworo: I believe that it is PDP paid agents that are trying as usual to turn this matter into non-existent tribal dimension. Oil blocks should never be owned by individuals. They should all be revoked and given to the States on whose territories the blocks are located. How could a mere tailor be given an oil block when she lacks the technical know-how nor any atom of experience in oil and gas? How could a military general be given multiple oil blocks when his experience is only on warfare and conflict management? We need to remove ethno-religious sentiments from issues and look at them objectively.

pastie: Is this not coming from a yoruba man

Hmm..i smell a rotten egg somewhere.