sogodihno:


shut ur stinky mouth.

The truth hurts innit?

emkz:
I always wondered what would happen when Nigeria's oil dries up. Yes, all these companies woule leave.

I hope the NNPC would truly become competitive like Petrobras or Saudi Aramco and set up a company to be engaged in petroleum exploration and production. A situation where these IOCs produce and the NNPC does nothing but receive money is an anomaly which does not happen anywhere in the world. Nigeria needs to take over and manage Nigeria's assets.

Really? Who told you nnpc doesn't do exploration? NPDC is responsible for exploration. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of NNPC.

Let's just say there is one, or maybe two individuals on nairaland who currently are employed with this oil company. Yet, we have I-lost-count persons pinning this matter on the current administration.

No offense, but if 50% of us have ever tasted good life - stable electricity, pipe-borne water, good roads, security e.t.c - and actually having a job to at least earn good income.

And, we are able to pay electricity and water bills, equated monthly installments on our vehicles, monthly mortgage payments, etc. Matters like this are what we should be discussing here not Exxon Mobil leaving. Who Exxon Mobil help?


Truth is, no multinational company would come here and hire Federal univeristy graduates for technically related jobs. But accounting - book and taking jobs like salesperson trekking up and down in the sun, well, maybe... but not a project manager position, not senior/lead engineers, pay them in dollars as they do the so-called expatriates.

In my experience, citizens of a political boarder comes first for a vacant position. That isn't the case here. The president signed an executive order to that effect recently, it's okay that these organizations feel the heat.

chloride6:
They are not selling ALL their assets...

How does the Nigerian Economy affect their situation...

Poor Journalism...

New fields in Eastern Africa as well as the American are currently very profitable because of various incentives offered.

We already have a developed oil industry so we wont offer those incentives..

Exxon are still developing assets in Nigeria as well speak...

Same with Shell, Total and AGIP...

Besides no sale can take place without the approval the FG...

So chill and dont wail....

Modified

Called my friend in Eket now

Said it's just the discussion are on the onshore fields..

The offshore fields are not for Sale..

Exxon is currently hiring fresh graduates.

They wouldn't be doing so if there was no long term plan.

Point of correction , it's supposed to be North America and South America ,Guyana is in South America not Eastern Africa. Thanks.

So your friend in Eket is a decision maker in Mobil?

chloride6:
They are not selling ALL their assets...

How does the Nigerian Economy affect their situation...

Poor Journalism...

New fields in Eastern Africa as well as the American are currently very profitable because of various incentives offered.

We already have a developed oil industry so we wont offer those incentives..

Exxon are still developing assets in Nigeria as well speak...

Same with Shell, Total and AGIP...

Besides no sale can take place without the approval the FG...

So chill and dont wail....

Modified

Called my friend in Eket now

Said it's just the discussion are on the onshore fields..

The offshore fields are not for Sale..

Exxon is currently hiring fresh graduates.

They wouldn't be doing so if there was no long term plan.

Modarun:
Thats good, Buhari is doing a great job and laying strong foundation. All this looting comoanies are chased out so that clean and serious Tinubu, Elrufai and Abba kyari oil companies can take over from them. Buhari is laying a solid foundation for Nigeria future.

My brother go and rent more brain, your thinking faculty is totally down. Eranko

ElectorAlexande:


Point of correction , it's supposed to be North America and South America ,Guyana is in South America not Eastern Africa. Thanks.

Lol, I know where Guyana is.

I'm saying the similar drive is going on in eastern Africa...

Ramsey247:
So your friend in Eket is a decision maker in Mobil?

He may not be a decision maker at Exxon but he most definitely hears things...

chloride6:
They are not selling ALL their assets...

How does the Nigerian Economy affect their situation...

Poor Journalism...

New fields in Eastern Africa as well as the American are currently very profitable because of various incentives offered.

We already have a developed oil industry so we wont offer those incentives..

Exxon are still developing assets in Nigeria as well speak...

Same with Shell, Total and AGIP...

Besides no sale can take place without the approval the FG...

So chill and dont wail....

Modified

Called my friend in Eket now

Said it's just the discussion are on the onshore fields..

The offshore fields are not for Sale..

Exxon is currently hiring fresh graduates.

They wouldn't be doing so if there was no long term plan.

your friend owns ExxonMobil, sure, Nigeria cannot offer incentives , when other African countries take over sales with their incentives, Nigeria will sell to the gods... Nigeria economy does not affect ExxonMobil operations, Bros , who do you this kind thing? you need deliverance

chloride6:
They are not selling ALL their assets...

How does the Nigerian Economy affect their situation...

Poor Journalism...

New fields in Eastern Africa as well as the American are currently very profitable because of various incentives offered.

We already have a developed oil industry so we wont offer those incentives..

Exxon are still developing assets in Nigeria as well speak...

Same with Shell, Total and AGIP...

Besides no sale can take place without the approval the FG...

So chill and dont wail....

Modified

Called my friend in Eket now

Said it's just the discussion are on the onshore fields..

The offshore fields are not for Sale..

Exxon is currently hiring fresh graduates.

They wouldn't be doing so if there was no long term plan.

your friend owns ExxonMobil, sure, Nigeria cannot offer incentives , when other African countries take over sales with their incentives, Nigeria will sell to the gods... Nigeria economy does not affect ExxonMobil operations, Bros , who do you this kind thing? you need deliverance

chloride6:
They are not selling ALL their assets...

How does the Nigerian Economy affect their situation...

Poor Journalism...

New fields in Eastern Africa as well as the American are currently very profitable because of various incentives offered.

We already have a developed oil industry so we wont offer those incentives..

Exxon are still developing assets in Nigeria as well speak...

Same with Shell, Total and AGIP...

Besides no sale can take place without the approval the FG...

So chill and dont wail....

Modified

Called my friend in Eket now

Said it's just the discussion are on the onshore fields..

The offshore fields are not for Sale..

Exxon is currently hiring fresh graduates.

They wouldn't be doing so if there was no long term plan.

your friend owns ExxonMobil, sure, Nigeria cannot offer incentives , when other African countries take over sales with their incentives, Nigeria will sell to the gods... Nigeria economy does not affect ExxonMobil operations, Bros , who do you this kind thing? you need deliverance

ProsidentBuhari:



When a tenant has made more money, his taste increases and he decided to move to a bigger apartment. This is a proof that my administration is a progressive one.

ExxonMobil is a corrupt company.



~ProsidentBuhari

What if the house is badluck to the tenants?

The world has moved away from oil and we re still drilling. The world has gone green. Now they use bio gas, fuel, diseal. Mobil want to follow suit.

ikorodureporta:
Nigerians have taken to social media to react to reports of plans by American oil giant, Exxon Mobil to divest its assets in Nigeria.

According to Reuters, quoting industry and banking sources, the company has held talks on the sale of a suite of oil and gas fields in Nigeria as the company focuses on new developments in U.S. shale and Guyana.

The report said that the potential disposals are expected to include stakes in onshore and offshore fields and could raise up to $3 billion.

However, some commentators blamed the harsh economic realities in Nigeria for the company’s alleged plans to leave the country.

Source: https://www.herald.ng/nigerians-react-as-exxon-mobil-prepares-to-leave-nigeria/

The Best News have heard in a decade...please please they. Should just leave stupid people after sucking the wells dry,
If Akwa Ibom state government is smart enough the oil blocks here should be given to different companies not just one...it will foster development

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soul95:


So when a thief or a rapist is accosted and beaten mercilessly without courtesy it means the beaters are blockheads? Or when a child does something incredibly silly and is flogged, is flogging down with courtesy? So when you discipline your child, it means you are a blockhead?
You see what this culture of people just waking up and start posting packaged nonsense without any depth on social media in the name of motivational speaking has caused?
The only thing to ruminate here is your obvious deficiency in comprehension. Trying to "sound intelligent" but unwilling to pay the price of deep examination of events

How I wish you would have shifted a bit out of your myopic reasoning to define what courtesy means! until then, you're on your own!

soul95:


and why so? The only major reasons most multinationals are in Nigeria are the comparatively cheap labour (especially when the product produced has a global market, thus the company has a major cost cutting advantage considering purchasing power parity,PPP) and the ease of bribing their way past breaches in regulatory standards (talk about the spills in Niger Delta). A lot of other things suck. Security wise, infrastructure, bottlenecks of stupid bureaucracy, stupid behavior of host communities etc.

You talked more about the impacts of exploitation and exploration and that's not the topic here!

Cletus77:

They were thinking, it wasn't gonna affect dem

That is foolishness. The economic prosperity or redundancy of a nation will affect everyone connected to it, even non-Nigerians, directly or indirectly.

Optimist88:
How I wish you would have shifted a bit out of your myopic reasoning to define what courtesy means! until then, you're on your own!

I'm sorry to have engaged you. And no I am not apologizing to you, I am apologizing to all sensible folks out there for lowering the bar of what can be defined as common sense by expecting it from you.

soul95:


I'm sorry to have engaged you. And no I am not apologizing to you, I am apologizing to all sensible folks out there for lowering the bar of what can be defined as common sense by expecting it from you.

Like I said earlier young man, you're on your own! Your apology is as useless as your points and thinking!

chloride6:

Lol, I know where Guyana is.
I'm saying the similar drive is going on in eastern Africa...

OK

ednut1:
Before you blame Buhari kindly note that the future is not oil

what is it brother? the future

evolved:


what is it brother? the future

my brother ahhhhh! You are not seeing it. You have your phone with you right? Do more research online then you will understand what he was talking about. One love!