There is 90% chances of finding commercial quantities of crude oil around anambra and enugu basins. But the cost of drilling is higher than that of niger delta areas. Most oil investors will want where they can make maximum profits. Moreover more than 80% of oil drillings are done offshore in Nigeria. The reason is because of cost effectiveness. Most oil wells in Nigeria are offshore.

What we should be fighting for is total federalism, so that states can harness their natural resources. The crude oil we see today will likely be meaningless in the next 50yrs. So we need to explore and harness all resources now and judiciously reinvest in human and capital investment. There is no point of reserving them when we are not yet developed. But it should only be harness when there is total federalism or in the long run Biafra(though I don't believe it can be actualized).

meezynetwork:
There is 90% chances of finding commercial quantities of crude oil around anambra and enugu basins. But the cost of drilling is higher than that of niger delta areas. Most oil investors will want where they can make maximum profits. Moreover more than 80% of oil drillings are done offshore in Nigeria. The reason is because of cost effectiveness. Most oil wells in Nigeria are offshore.

my bro pls don't say what you don't know,ogba/egbema/ndoni l.g.a of rivers state is the highest crude oil producing l.g.a in nigeria with over 250,000 barrels per day,yet most of it's wells are onshore.

Yes. Am 4rm Eha-Alumona and i can tell u dat there is HUGE oil in my community.

Very true. The east is richly blessed.

There is a proven reserve. I believe it will be more of gas. Similar to what is available in Igbariam. Yes Seven Energy has interest in those fields. But it is not uhuru yet. Lots of issues.

[quote author=adaweezy post=40502720]
Nsukka is a town and Local Government Area in South-East Nigeria in Enugu State. Towns that share a common border with Nsukka, are Edem Ani, Alor-uno, Opi, Orba and Ede-Oballa, Obimo. Other nearby towns include Enugu Ezike, Obollo-Afor (formerly centre of the palm oil trade), Nimbo, Adani, Uzo Uwani and Mkpologwu, now also lay claim to the name Nsukka.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nsukka
err i said not at Nsukka but around that area...
Its most likely the same deposit [/quote


They are not laying claim to the name ... There is Nsukka senatorial zone which comprises all you mentioned. Then Nsukka local government.. Which Nsukka town, Opi, edem, ede, alor etc are part off. Lastly , there is Nsukka town .. the centre you're talking of.