EndChino:
Seven banks deliver $260m for Imo ANOH gas processing plant completion. When completed, Imo state economy will take a drastic turn around.

that is if industrialists are allowed to make use of that gas plant

asha80:
that is if industrialists are allowed to make use of that gas plant

Why won't they be allowed?

Ngorbungor:


Why won't they be allowed?

Because THIS IS nIGERIA

ChimaAdeoye:


Because THIS IS nIGERIA

Ok, your opinion though

onuman:
Meanwhile, Craneburg is showing class and superiority in road construction along the Owerri-Orlu road.

When completed, and the bridge in Ideato across Orashi river also built to connect Owerri direct with Awka, for which the road was fully constructed by the Federal Works ministry but the bridge was not built then, the economic importance of the road shall be immense.

Unless there's something I don't see, why would the road drainage be higher than the road?

OruExpress:


Unless there's something I don't see, why would the road drainage be higher than the road?

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What's up with sky nall in owerri?

Ngorbungor:


Why won't they be allowed?

the area that gas plant is isnt really an industrial zone..unless maybe it can be turned into one when the gas plant begins to function..I mean there is oben and bonny gas plants but I am not sure areas around them are industrial zones

asha80:
the area that gas plant is isnt really an industrial zone..unless maybe it can be turned into one when the gas plant begins to function..I mean there is oben and bonny gas plants but I am not sure areas around them are industrial zones

Industries don't need to be sited in situ. However, industries that need gas raw material or its byproducts can be sited anywhere in Imo State and it will still be cheaper for them to access it from there.

Again, the gas plant will also boost the GDP and IGR of Imo State significantly, same way Bonny NLNG boosts that of Rivers State.

MysteryShopper:
Abagworo aka bag gworo, Anambra international airport is like Heathrow already compare to the village motorpark airport in Imo state. Once this is completed, the one in Imo state shall be converted to warehouses.

What's all this man?

You must be a senseless dummy, How can we be fighting on two fronts (With outsiders and within ourselves) ?? Outsiders are already bashing us and you wanna come her to bash ourselves again.

MysteryShopper:
It is peer review for states. Imo village motorpark airport should be demolished, it is embarrassing.

U irritate me..

Gerrout... You're a disgrace to the Igbo blood running in your veins

BastardWike:


Industries don't need to be sited in situ. However, industries that need gas raw material or its byproducts can be sited anywhere in Imo State and it will still be cheaper for them to access it from there.

Again, the gas plant will also boost the GDP and IGR of Imo State significantly, same way Bonny NLNG boosts that of Rivers State.

I know about the gdp and igr angle but i am more concerned about springing up of industrial concerns same way agbara industrial complex largely blew because of gas facilities sited there

asha80:
I know about the gdp and igr angle but i am more concerned about springing up of industrial concerns same way agbara industrial complex largely blew because of gas facilities sited there

Agbara 'blew' simply because of proximity to Lagos. Does Agbara have any gas facility? I don't think so. It only has a direct gas pipeline supplying gas to industries there just like a few other places in Nigeria like Lagos, Aba and P.H.

Imo State government can go into partnership with the investors and have them construct gas pipelines to industrial estates within the state. However, it is viability of the project that would make investors to be interested in putting down their money. Shell recently built more gas pipelines to Aba because they know the industries there will make it viable for them to make money from it.

You guys should ignore that mad man once his tired he'll keep shut.

BastardWike:


Agbara 'blew' simply because of proximity to Lagos. Does Agbara have any gas facility? I don't think so. It only has a direct gas pipeline supplying gas to industries there just like a few other places in Nigeria like Lagos, Aba and P.H.

Imo State government can go into partnership with the investors and have them construct gas pipelines to industrial estates within the state. However, it is viability of the project that would make investors to be interested in putting down their money. Shell recently built more gas pipelines to Aba because they know the industries there will make it viable for them to make money from it.

well your last sentence is correct though