post=89982151:

Na there way once you beat them next is insult or smear campaign

Lol, you beat, go and beat her in forbe na. Envying man. You no even get shame, you are envying woman. Another list is coming, hope you will force your uju into it.

Sunshineg5:
The name of their joint venture called is Star oil fields and it produces one of the largest on your list.

The Agbami oil field actually belongs to her and she brought other companies to help her tap it.

The royalties she receives a day is enough for every of the two million members on Nairaland to get a share of 100k each.

DG, Ewedu Bureau of Statistics

post=89981667:
At the beginning of this thread I told you guys that Chevron operates the Agbami Field, you claimed that it's Famfa, I also told you guys Famfa isn't into oil exploration, she only receive her 10 % from Chevron as partner in OML127, OML 128 is Statoil and Chevron while OML 127 is by Chevron, Petrobras, and Famfa Oil, with Chevron having the majority shares.

Do you know the worth of Ajapa field?

Somebody just sold its 40% shares. Guess what it worth?

30 Million dollars.

If Ajapa field 40% is worth 30 Million dollars, 80% worth 60 million while 20% will worth 15 million dollars.

Altogether, Ajapa field worths 75 million dollars.

Uju is truly a billionaire.

post=89981233:

Today I will know me and you who is a liar

Below is Chevron website kindly view

https://www.chevron.com/worldwide/nigeria

Bruv, shey you have a problem

I thought I have told you earlier that Working capital is quite different from ownership.

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Sunshineg5:
Bro, we have maintained that the huge population in Lagos is not exactly a blessing to Lagos because very few of the population pay taxes, especially the small scale igbo businessmen.

Many of them came to Lagos because of the prosperity of Lagos and now claim to have built Lagos despite having contributed very little in taxes.

What we need now is for other South west state to tap into the Lagos story

Oyo and Osun in particular needs to start producing 75% of the Agricultural needs of Lagos.

People wey no fit change their brown roofs no fit buy fertilizer.

post=89981667:
At the beginning of this thread I told you guys that Chevron operates the Agbami Field, you claimed that it's Famfa, I also told you guys Famfa isn't into oil exploration, she only receive her 10 % from Chevron as partner in OML127, OML 128 is Statoil and Chevron while OML 127 is by Chevron, Petrobras, and Famfa Oil, with Chevron having the majority shares.

Stop fooling yourself. Famfa oil receives 60% after Supreme court judgement. Before then, it was 10%.

OFFICIAL336:

DG, Ewedu Bureau of Statistics

Olodo

Your brother has provided all the information much later

Don't be in a hesit to join a conversation, please always try to gain understanding of a discussion.

duncun:


Forget their pettiness, it's just a tact way of downplaying facts.

You introduced this topic, gave your facts and figures and have given everyone else who cares to see an insight.

Which fact? Is Supreme court judgement not fact? Abeg go and sleep jare.

forgiveness:


Stop fooling yourself. Famfa oil receives 60% after Supreme court judgement. Before then, it was 10%.

Bro even if it's 10%

That is close to 1million dollars a day

25,000 barrels × $30 before covid 19

That is $60 - $30 cost of production

$750,000 a day and × 30

$22.5 per month in revenue

Imagine making this kind of money for 11 years

Sunshineg5:
Olodo

Your brother has provided all the information much later

Don't in a hesit to join a conversation, please always try to gain understanding of a discussion.

Afonja Chief Propagandist, Chairman, Editorial Board, Ewedu Media and Acting DG, Ewedu Bureau of Statistics

Sunshineg5:
Bro even if it's 10%

That is close to 3million dollars a day

25,000 barrels × $30 before covid 19

That is $60 - $30 cost of production

$750,000 a day and × 30

$22.5 per month in revenue

Imagine making this kind of money for 11 years

Acting DG, Ewedu Bureau of Statistics

OFFICIAL336:

Afonja Chief Propagandist, Chairman, Editorial Board, Ewedu Media and Acting DG, Ewedu Bureau of Statistics

I beg go and recite rhyme jare.

Stop wasting my time, rather look at the facts your own brother provided

Sunshineg5:
Bro even if it's 10%

That is close to 1million dollars a day

25,000 barrels × $30 before covid 19

That is $60 - $30 cost of production

$750,000 a day and × 30

$22.5 per month in revenue

Imagine making this kind of money for 11 years

right now!

LegendHero:


right now!

He was comparing a woman getting money from ordinary 1000 to 2000 barrels of oil a day to a woman getting money from over 25,000 barrels of oil a day.

I don't even ordinarily need to project wealth of others because Alakija's billions doesn't benefit me in anyway, but I already know the intention of Anambra village boy has an ethnic angle to it.

Why hate on her just because of her tribe?

Her oil well is not even on Igbo land to begin with!

OFFICIAL336:

People wey no fit change their brown roofs no fit buy fertilizer.

Lol, I just finished watching one of your movies here that was shoot in Anambra State. It exposed all your lies.

Sunshineg5:
Bro even if it's 10%

That is close to 1million dollars a day

25,000 barrels × $30 before covid 19

That is $60 - $30 cost of production

$750,000 a day and × 30

$22.5 per month in revenue

Imagine making this kind of money for 11 years

Exactly! But it's 60%. E dey pain the guy seriously.

Sunshineg5:
Bruv, shey you have a problem

I thought I have told you earlier that Working capital is quite different from ownership.

Exactly! What he showed is the working interest and not the production-sharing contract (PSC) between Chevron and Famfa.

I am waiting to finish him with facts on this.

Uju the Chevron petrol attendant vs. The richest woman in Nigeria, one of the handful black female billionaires in the world

AnambrasDoofusSon

Ex-Governor Aregbesola of Osun State once boasted of a comprehensive economic blue print that will link Osun State to tap from the economy of Lagos State by supplying agricultural produce to Lagos State but got derailed in his second year in office.

Sunshineg5:
Bro, we have maintained that the huge population in Lagos is not exactly a blessing to Lagos because very few of the population pay taxes, especially the small scale igbo businessmen.

Many of them came to Lagos because of the prosperity of Lagos and now claim to have built Lagos despite having contributed very little in taxes.

What we need now is for other South west state to tap into the Lagos story

Oyo and Osun in particular needs to start producing 75% of the Agricultural needs of Lagos.

Michael004:
Lol, I just finished watching one of your movies here that was shoot in Anambra State. It exposed all your lies.

No Yoruba state can challenge Anambra.

FACT

OFFICIAL336:

Afonja Chief Propagandist, Chairman, Editorial Board, Ewedu Media and Acting DG, Ewedu Bureau of Statistics

when you don't have anything to say, you will start shouting afonja! afonja!! afonja!!! .. I think you are just damn childish, FLEE!!!!

oyatz:
Ex-Governor Aregbesola of Osun State once boasted of a comprehensive economic blue print that will link Osun State to tap from the economy of Lagos State by supplying agricultural produce to Lagos State but got derailed in his second year in office.

I believe supplying agricultural products to Lagos should further improve and strengthen the economy of southwest as whole.

Take for example, I was at a village after Iseyin in Oyo state sometimes last year where a full basket of tomatoes was sold for ordinary N400 while such basket should fetch nothing less than N5000 in Lagos.

The same story could be seen all the Villages of Oyo and Osun where cheap food are sold for almost nothing but one can make a fortune selling them in Lagos.

If both Oyo and Osun state government can work something out with Lagos state government and trade union leaders in Lagos, the economies of the South West would further improve and the fortunes of the Yoruba people would be better for it.

forgiveness:






What happened to the function of DPR?

Cheveron has 32% according to DPR, na. Abi, you are now agreeing with me that the Supreme court judgement didn't favour 50% NNPC stack?

My friend, answer this question before I burst this one too. You are just grasping for straw.

You lack common sense, Agbami field have two wells OML 128 and 127, Statoil and Chevron operate 128 while OML 127 shared by Chevron, Petrobras, and Famfa Oil, they share 63%, Chevron having the majority shares, NNPC takes the remaining percentage.

FortuneDeGreat:
What do you think is the basic indices for accessing and evaluating wealth by the Forbes? Secondly, if your knowledge is only confined to the west, it means you have a long way to go and the both of us shouldn't be doing this at the first instance.

So, what are you trying to say?

It's a Joint venture field

OFFICIAL336:

Afonja Chief Propagandist, Chairman, Editorial Board, Ewedu Media and Acting DG, Ewedu Bureau of Statistics

Cry cry baby Oya cry me a river

post=89984298:

You lack common sense, Agbami field have two wells OML 128 and 127, Statoil and Chevron operate 128 while OML 127 shared by Chevron, Petrobras, and Famfa Oil, they share 63%, Chevron having the majority shares, NNPC takes the remaining percentage.

Krakrakrakrakahehehe!

Dey deceive yaself dere.

Petrobras sold its stake.

The whole field belongs to Famfa oil.

post=89984298:

You lack common sense, Agbami field have two wells OML 128 and 127, Statoil and Chevron operate 128 while OML 127 shared by Chevron, Petrobras, and Famfa Oil, they share 63%, Chevron having the majority shares, NNPC takes the remaining percentage.

While Famfa oil takes 0%?

What happened to DRP?


NNPC 50%
Cheveron 40%
Famfa oil 10%

Bhuhahahaha!

What's the motive of this thread?

post=89984609:
It's a Joint venture field

Famfa owns the field.