mktinsight:


You don't know half of what you are talking about. First you said it was a private project and then erroneously said Nestoil has connected a pipeline from OB3. FOR YOUR INFORMATION OB3 is a FEDERAL project whose major customers are in Lagos, the power plants in Ogun and Abuja and Kaduna that AKK is supposed to supply. Nestoil to date FAILED to lay the section under the River Niger (it was re-awarded earlier this year to Chinese giant CPPC).

Again, if you don't know ask. If the Anambrarians that run Nestoil and Seplat are unwilling to build a pipeline to Anambra what does that tell you? It is an expensive venture that needs government funding. Like I said earlier its unfortunate that the Eastern governors and entrepreneurs tend to go it alone instead of fighting for interests of our people.

Energy is power. Transport is Power. Until our Igbo governors and senators understand the importance of GROUP INTEREST ADVOCACY the East will remain in darkness and with rubbish infrastructure. GROUP INTEREST is advocating that all major cities in the EAST are interconnected with proper federally funded highways, railroads and electricity infrastructure to draw a LARGE number of investors.

post=91658666:

No need wasting my precious time with you, It's Monday, I can see you have psychological problem, you never see any thing good from east, for you to believe Seplat gas pipeline and power plant will go for western market instead of east clearly shows you are not normal, Seplat has a 45% working interest in OMLs 4, 38 and 41 which are located in Edo (OML 4) and Delta (OMLs 38 and 41) States, their gas from these fields feed Escavous pipeline, Seplat is targeting eastern region, I clearly heard him when Seplat team visited Imo state governor, ABC Orjiakor is a member of Southeast regional development company, they know their target, like I said today is Monday, no need wasting my time with doubtful mind whose reasoning is programmed against any good development in Igbo land.

You can read more about the company below

https://southeast.ng/about-us/the-leadership/

mktinsight:
You are a certified illiterate idiot that hides under the banner of Anambra. I have friends at Shell, Seplat and others. Go and learn to read and stop parroting false statements.

post=91658666:

No need wasting my precious time with you, It's Monday, I can see you have psychological problem, you never see any thing good from east, for you to believe Seplat gas pipeline and power plant will go for western market instead of east clearly shows you are not normal, Seplat has a 45% working interest in OMLs 4, 38 and 41 which are located in Edo (OML 4) and Delta (OMLs 38 and 41) States, their gas from these fields feed Escavous pipeline, Seplat is targeting eastern region, I clearly heard him when Seplat team visited Imo state governor, ABC Orjiakor is a member of Southeast regional development company, they know their target, like I said today is Monday, no need wasting my time with doubtful mind whose reasoning is programmed against any good development in Igbo land.

You can read more about the company below

https://southeast.ng/about-us/the-leadership/

Armon:
Wow so many suggestion...about gas pipeline.

I believe these are the summary of the facts.

1. Aba and Imo has developed gas I believe, but Anambra hasn't ....not yet.

2. Since developing gas in Anambra is more vault breaking we choose to run a pipeline from already developed gas and the closest is IMO through interested power companies like century, seplat etc.

3. Thirdly that running such pipeline from the location of the developed gas in IMO is still capital intensive that the energy companies can't afford.

4. Also through Century power sought for financial backing from business men in Nnewi as an interested party funding to pool resources to actualize this project was also unrealisable.

5. Then is a dead end ....so what it reads is that there is no funds to execute this power project.

6. The FG is not willing or interested in assisting south East to connect gas as it did for Lagos etc.

I believe these are the controversies.

post=91664166:
Seven energy have stake in Anambra Basin, although the company was acquired by a British firm, Savannah Petroleum Plc, last quarter 2019. According to the statement, the British firm now owns 80 per cent interests in Seven energy Gas Limited, which in turn holds 40 per cent participating interests in the fields located in South-East Nigeria; and 51 per cent interests in the Stubb Creek field located in South-East Nigeria (through 100 per cent ownership of Universal Energy Resources Limited).
The firm also acquired 80 per cent interests in the Accugas midstream business, comprising the 200mmscfd Uquo gas processing facility, a 260km pipeline network and long-term gas sales agreements with downstream customers.
With the acquisition of Savannah which is big player in UK, with financial capacity we are hoping the best for Anambra Basin.

post=91664166:
Seven energy have stake in Anambra Basin, although the company was acquired by a British firm, Savannah Petroleum Plc, last quarter 2019. According to the statement, the British firm now owns 80 per cent interests in Seven energy Gas Limited, which in turn holds 40 per cent participating interests in the fields located in South-East Nigeria; and 51 per cent interests in the Stubb Creek field located in South-East Nigeria (through 100 per cent ownership of Universal Energy Resources Limited).
The firm also acquired 80 per cent interests in the Accugas midstream business, comprising the 200mmscfd Uquo gas processing facility, a 260km pipeline network and long-term gas sales agreements with downstream customers.
With the acquisition of Savannah which is big player in UK, with financial capacity [b]we are hoping the best for Anambra Basin. [/b]

post=91664166:
Seven energy have stake in Anambra Basin, although the company was acquired by a British firm, Savannah Petroleum Plc, last quarter 2019. According to the statement, the British firm now owns 80 per cent interests in Seven energy Gas Limited, which in turn holds 40 per cent participating interests in the fields located in South-East Nigeria; and 51 per cent interests in the Stubb Creek field located in South-East Nigeria (through 100 per cent ownership of Universal Energy Resources Limited).
The firm also acquired 80 per cent interests in the Accugas midstream business, comprising the 200mmscfd Uquo gas processing facility, a 260km pipeline network and long-term gas sales agreements with downstream customers.
With the acquisition of Savannah which is big player in UK, with financial capacity we are hoping the best for Anambra Basin.

EasternActivist:


If this is true then Anambra is on a long thing.

@bolded so it is now what it is, hope

mktinsight:
You are a certified illiterate idiot that hides under the banner of Anambra. I have friends at Shell, Seplat and others. Go and learn to read and stop parroting false statements.

mktinsight:

Obiano on the Airport Project (2017)
"Anambra is not putting a kobo. One Kobo. Secondly three partners are in the business. Sinoking of China, Orient Petroleum Resources and Anambra State Government. We have 10% equity in the airport." Maazi Ezeoke don't know about you guys myself I am alive to my civic responsibilities as a citizen. I am from Anambra State...First of all in my worldview there is nothing like Anambra there is nothing like Enugu as long as the Igbo nation is concerned. Igbo is one. It is Ndi Igbo or Igbos... We are one. Anyone telling you otherwise is not telling you the right thing.

Rocksvibes234:
Anambra airport is ongoing Mktinsight cry and die


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzNFSnvjJus

somalianprince:



Hahahaha. Very good