Dejohnbull:
All for christians vote, there are many beer joints besides rccg & winners in my area and a mosque, in kofar mata kano around abacha stadium no church and they tell us to go sabongari if we wan't beer b/c of sharia, but buhari is here moving from hotel to church to mbari ogwa joint in owerri, all becouse of election, if he need christians vote he should scrap sharia in the north nigeria is one

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NORTH FEARS REVOCATION OF OIL WELL LICENCE, WANTS JONATHAN TO BE REMOVED AT ALL COST.

on February 4, 2015 | 0 Comment
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AMID a raging debate on the Petroleum Industry
Bill, Chairman of the Senate Committee on
Business and Rules, Senator Ita Enang, on
Wednesday, said that 83 per cent of oil blocks in
the country are owned by Northerners.
“There should be equity and federal character in
the allocation of oil blocks in this country. Eighty-
three per cent of all present oil blocks are held by
northerners,” Enang said on the floor of the
Senate, without any of the senior lawmakers
contradicting him.
Enang, representing Akwa Ibom North-East (Uyo)
Senatorial District, therefore demanded a review of
oil block licences in the country even as other
senators from the South urged him on.
Enang’s disclosures came a day after the debate
on the Petroleum Industry Bill had split the
senators along North-South lines. The senators
held a rowdy session as those from the north
stoutly opposed the provision of 10 per cent Host
Community Fund in the bill.
The provision requires operating companies in the
Niger Delta, home to Nigeria’s vast oil resource,
to pay 10 per cent of their net profits to the fund
for the development of the communities.
Strengthening his submission, Senator Enang
gave a summary of major oil blocks vis-a-vis
their ownership.
Enang said Cavendish Petroleum, the operators of
OML 110, awarded to Alhaji Mai Deribe of Borno
State (North East), makes an average of about
N4bn monthly.
He said, “Seplat/Platform Petroleum, operators of
the ASUOKPU/UMUTU marginal field has Prince
Sanusi Lamido (not former CBN Governor) as a
major
shareholder and Director.
“South Atlantic Petroleum Limited (SAPETRO), was
established by Gen. Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma,
who is also the Chairman of ENI Nigeria Limited.
SAPETRO partnered with Total Upstream Nigeria
Limited (TUPNI) and Brasoil Oil Services Company
Nigeria Lomited to become operators of the OPL
246.
“AMNI International Petroleum and Development
Company is owned by Alhaji (Colonel) Sani Bello
of Kotangora, Niger State. They are operators of
OML 112 and OML 117.
“A former Petroleum minister and former OPEC
chairman, Rilwanu Lukman, another northerner,
manages AMNI oil blocks and with very key
interests in the NNPC/Vitol trading deal.
“Oriental Energy Resources Limited, a company
owned by Alhaji Indimi, runs three oil blocks:
OML 15, the Okwok field and the Ebok field.
“Alhaji Aminu Dantata’s Express Petroleum and
Gas Limited operates OML 108.
“OML 113 allocated to Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum
Limited is owned by Alhaji. W.I. Folawiyo.
“OPL 291 was awarded to Starcrest Energy Nigeria
Limited, owned by Emeka Offor, which was sold
by Starcrest to Addax Petroleum. Emeka Offor still
has a stake in Addax operations in Nigeria.
“Mike Adenuga’s Conoil is the oldest indigenous
oil exploration industry in Nigeria with six oil
blocks;
“Alhaji Saleh Mohammed Gambo’s North East
Petroleum Limited is the holder of the OPL 215
licence. NOREASTER Petroleum was awarded
blocks OPL 276 and OPL 283 and closing
thereupon a Joint Venture Agreement with
Centrica Resources Nigeria Limited and CCC Oil
and Gas.
“INTEL is owned by (Abubakar) Atiku, Yar’Adua
and Ado Bayero and has substantial stakes in
Nigeria’s oil exploration industry, both in Nigeria
and Sao Tome and Principe.
“These need to be looked into, revoked and re-
awarded. The Federal Character which is a
principle applicable in every aspect of our national
existence should also be brought to bear in the
application of our oil blocks, marginal fields and
prospecting licences.”
Enang’s disclosures came amid a consensus
among the lawmakers on the need to let the bill
sail through second reading, while further
legislative work would take care of the
contentious issues.
Enang, who spoke in support of the PIB, also
argued for the retention of the 10 per cent host
community fund, adding that it did not amount to
an additional derivation.
Speaking also in favour of the bill, Senator Chris
Anyanwu (Imo East) said the bill would address
the issue of ccorruptionin the oil sector
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I AGREE A 100% WITH SENATOR CHRIS ANYANWU ON THE 10%
HOST COMMUNITY FUND.
IT'S AN EMBARRASSMENT ON OUR CONSCIENCE THAT THIS HAS TO BE A SUBJECT OF DEBATE. COMMON SENSE

IF THE NORTH, SPECIFICALLY, THE OIL WELL LICENSE OWNERS ARE AFRAID OF THE LICENCE REVOCATION AT THIS PERIOD IN TIME;
I WOULD CALL A LACK OF BUSINESS INSIGHT.
I WOULD CALL THEM BUSINESS MEN IN DELIRIUM,
SLEEPING ON THEIR BUSINESS FORECAST AND TAKING THE PEOPLE FOR GRANTED.

HERE ARE MY REASONS; A CHILD HAVE CARETAKERS CONTROL HIS ESTATE UNTIL HE GROWS UP, BECOMES AN ADULT AND ABLE TO HANDLE THAT WHICH IS HIS.

NIGER DELTA OIL BELONGS AND ALWAYS BELONGED TO NIGER DELTA WHERE GOD PLACED THAT RESOURCE, BUT BECAUSE THEY WEREN'T MATURE ENOUGH AT THE TIME OF THAT DISCOVERY HAD STRANGERS PLUNDER THAT WHICH BELONGED TO THEM AND NIGERIA.

NIGER DELTANS AND THE SOUTH ARE NOW AWARE AND KINDLY ASKING TO SHARE (NOT TOTALLY TAKE OVER EVERYTHING) AND SOMEBODY IS AFRAID OF WHAT NOW?

AND DID DANJUMA HAVE THE EFFRONTERY TO ASK FOR THE ARREST OF THE YOUNG MEN ASKING FOR WHAT IS THEIRS; (I AM WITH TOMPOLO IN DEMANDING FOR AN OFFICIAL APOLOGY FROM DANJUMA OR OTHERWISE........)

IF DANJUMA IS A SAVVY AND JUST BUSINESS MAN, WOULD ANYONE TELL HIM TO MAKE HAPPY THE PEOPLE, WHOSE WEALTH HE HAS PLUNDERED OVER THE YEARS FOR HIS SELFISH ADVANTAGE?

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT COLONIZED NIGERIA ALONGSIDE MANY OTHER NATIONS AROUND THE WORLD, MADE THEMSELVES HAPPY WITH THEIR HOSTS NATURAL RESOURCES BUT THEY GAVE AT LEAST WESTERN EDUCATION, WHICH TILL DATE IS APPLAUDABLE; THAT THEY KNEW TO GIVE BACK SOMETHING IN EXCHANGE TO TAKING THE PEOPLE'S WEALTH.

NIGERIAN OIL PLUNDERERS SHOULD HAVE TAKEN THIS LESSON FROM BRITAIN AND OTHER COLONIAL MASTERS, TO AT LEAST GIVE SOMETHING BACK TO THOSE THEY REGARDED AS THEIR ECONOMIC SLAVES. SO THEY HAVE SOMETHING TO SHOW FOR OCCUPATION AFTER THEIR EXIT.

WELL EVERY COLONIAL MASTER LIKE BRITAIN LEFT WHEN THE PEOPLE DEMANDED THEY DO.
THEREFORE EVERY OIL WELL LICENSE OWNER HAVE TO RELINQUISH THEIR LICENSE BECAUSE THE RIGHTFUL OWNERS OF THE ECONOMIC PROPERTY WANT IT SO.
THEY ARE ASKING FOR NEGOTIATIONS WHICH LEAVES THE FORMER OWNERS IN A GOOD PLACE.

BUT WHOEVER IN WHATEVER UMBRELLA; CALL THEM NORTH, EAST, SOUTH OR WEST THINKS IT WOULD BE OTHERWISE; SHOULD KNOW THAT THERE'S MORE COMING.

THE VERDICT:
YOU WILL REALIZE LIKE SENATOR DANJUMA GOJE THAT TIMES HAVE CHANGED; THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN; YOU EITHER LISTEN TO THEM OR GET RELEGATED TO THE SIDELINE, THEREFORE MUST COMPLY WITH THE NEW CONDITIONS.

I AGREE A 100% WITH SENATOR CHRIS ANYANWU ON THE 10%
HOST COMMUNITY FUND.
IT'S AN EMBARRASSMENT ON OUR CONSCIENCE THAT THIS HAS TO BE A SUBJECT OF DEBATE. COMMON HUMAN SENSE TELLS YOU, YOU FEED THE HANDS THAT LABOR FOR YOU; BUT THIS TIME, IT'S CALLED GIVING BACK TO THE LAND THAT ENRICH YOU.
THE 10% HOST COMMUNITY FUND IS NOT NEGOTIABLE.
WE SHOULD ALL REMEMBER THAT ALL THE MINERALS IN THE NORTH SOLELY BELONG TO THEIR HOST COMMUNITIES.
THEREFORE WE MUST NOT SHIFT FROM THE COMPLETE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS 10% HOST COMMUNITY PROPOSAL.

FINALLY REVOCATION OF THE PREVIOUS LICENSES IS A DONE DEAL, WITH OR WITHOUT PRESIDENT JONATHAN. THE SOONER THE OIL WELL LICENCE OWNERS ACCEPT THIS, THE BETTER FOR ALL AND SUNDRY.

TO EVERYTHING IN LIFE, THERE'S A BEGINNING AND AN ENDING.
THEIR ECONOMIC OCCUPATION OF THE OIL WEALTH HAD A COMMENCEMENT DATE, AND FORTUNATELY, JUST GOT EXPIRED.
WHAT'S THERE TO FIGHT AND STRUGGLE ABOUT; THE RICHES THEY EM MASSED, ISN'T ENOUGH JUST YET?

THERE SHOULD BE FEDERAL CHARACTER REPRESENTED. WHEREBY, NOT MORE THAN 25% OF OIL BLOCKS GO TO A PARTICULAR REGION. EAST, WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH RESPECTIVELY.

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS WOULD BE THE BEGINNING OF MOVING NIGERIA FORWARD AS A NATION WHERE ALL THE CITIZENS ARE RESPECTED AND HAVE SENSE OF BELONGING.

ESTHER CHIKERE.

Balkan:
it is true my brother. he did it to assure the Christians that he
is not a fanatic

Mizmycoli is now a brother.

Wonders shall never end

MizMyColi:

I will forfeit the first three letters of my moniker if this story is true.

The guy is very desperate, don't stake something important or you may lose it. Does not mean I believe this sha

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Redeem doesnt ordain bishops.......their highest post is pastor

keni315:
Redeem doesnt ordain bishops.......their highest post is pastor

They I had to do it show religious tolerance