₦airaland Forum

XerXerz:
Abia has been taken over by terrorists, go and do something to free your backward state from shackles of under development. Anambra doesn't need your approval because we know your veiled envy and bitterness towards the state. Ewu you are talking about 2nd phase ir is now obvious you didn't read the report but just wanted to deceive yourself. Anambra is the most developed and progressive state in igboland.

Nna see delusion.....I dey laugh you

Anuofia you should be the one that should be ashamed because ipob menace and terrorism has its headquaters in your backward Abia state

NwekereNdoki:
I am ashamed at this post of urs. So u support this IPOB menace?

Ipob originated from abia state and you are from abia state

NwekereNdoki:
That's why when I see people defend and suport IPOB i feeel like hitting their head on the wall

Tell us what your backward useless worthless shithole abia state has achieved since 1999, almost nothing to show except dilapidated roads and filthy environment. Abia is a failed state

NwekereNdoki:
Now this is what we are talking about.
More of this and SE will have a strong and viable economy

Ipob is originated from your backward useless worthless shithole abia state and Nnamdi Kanu is equally from abia state. Abia state is cursed that's why the state is a burden to SE than asset

NwekereNdoki:
U must be very stupid to disassociate IPOB and ESN from UGM


U people must think we are fools or what?

THis is your Kanu. Hailing them.

3duj:
I think this validates the rapid industrialization going on in Abia {Aba area) .
Abia got the second largest share of capital importation in Nigeria from 3019-2021.

I expect that to ride further as geometric power plant kicks off and many more industries and power facilities like Shell's city gate facility along gas line obingwa LGA comes onstream

This is as a result of Enyimba's economic City investments and also Geomteric Power investment by AFDB. But majorly encouraged by EEC

3duj:
Hopefully the next governor of Abia state builds more infrastructure to complement what is now on ground. While Urban roads in Aba has been improved, the city needs more bridges, real estates and roads in emerging satellite towns.

I sincerely have no gross with the quality of the Frontline candidates contesting for 2023 (apart from th APC guy).
Any of the others from Apga,YPP,Labour and PDP will do a good job

Same sentiment

Make Dem try do faulks Rd / PH road abeg

Decklar And Millenium Deliver To Export 7,800bbls, Sign New Pact On Oza Oil Field
BY INISDE BUSINESS NIGERIA
SEPTEMBER 20, 2022

Decklar and its co-venturer, Millenium Oil & Gas Company said they have delivered 7,800 barrels of crude oil (‘bbls’ to the Forcados crude oil export terminal).
Sanmi Famuyide, CEO of Decklar Resources, said the 7,800 barrels of crude oil (‘bbls’) were retrieved fromUmugini Pipeline Infrastructure Limited crude handling facilities to which it was previously delivered.
The 7,800 bbls, according to Decklar are now ready for export pending the completion of certain repairs to the offshore loading system.
In the meantime, an additional 30,000 bbls has been produced from the Oza Oil Field and is currently being stored in tanks at the Oza-1 wellsite.
Once part of this crude is shipped from the Oza Oil Field tanks, the Oza-1 well will be brought back onto production, with the ultimate goal of provision of a stable, ongoing supply of crude oil into new alternative export facilities.
According to them, an agreement has also been reached to transport and sell crude oil from Oza oil field to a company that owns and operates a small crude oil refinery in Edo State, Nigeria.
The agreement provides for an initial sale of 10,000 bbls which the parties plan to later increase to 30,000 bbls. They are also to possibly agree a minimum monthly quantity of barrels of crude from Oza Oil Field for sale to the oil refinery while they await government permits in the next three to four weeks.
The two companies also said that a separate, agreements have been executed to truck crude oil from the Oza Oil Field to a 45,000 barrel tank farm located in Akwete. The short-term goal is to transport approx. 1,100 barrels of oil per day from the Oza oil field to the storage tanks at Akwete. Once the volumes at the Akwete oil tank exceed 15,000 barrels, barges will load and transport the crude to an offshore floating storage and offloading unit (‘FSO’).
The barging to an FSO will provide Decklar and Millenium with the ability to produce and transport larger and more stable volumes of crude oil from the Oza Oil Field and avoid the use of pipelines in areas that continue to have problems with availability, delays and losses.
While the trucking and barging of crude oil involves more complex logistics, it is expected to be more reliable and cost effective than utilizing trucking and pipelines.
This plan is also awaiting government permits in the next four to five weeks to enable it transport to the Akwete oil storage tank
“The new crude export arrangements, including the sale of the Oza crude oil in storage, sale of future production to a local refinery, and trucking crude oil from the Oza Oil Field to the Akwete tank farm for barging to an FSO, will allow Decklar to significantly increase deliveries of oil to markets through improved logistics and alternative export facilities. These new and existing export alternatives will allow Decklar to generate revenue in the near future as we look forward to the commencement of more efficient crude oil transport and exports from the Oza field”.

RareDiamond:
Decklar And Millenium Deliver To Export 7,800bbls, Sign New Pact On Oza Oil Field
BY INISDE BUSINESS NIGERIA
SEPTEMBER 20, 2022

Decklar and its co-venturer, Millenium Oil & Gas Company said they have delivered 7,800 barrels of crude oil (‘bbls’ to the Forcados crude oil export terminal).
Sanmi Famuyide, CEO of Decklar Resources, said the 7,800 barrels of crude oil (‘bbls’) were retrieved fromUmugini Pipeline Infrastructure Limited crude handling facilities to which it was previously delivered.
The 7,800 bbls, according to Decklar are now ready for export pending the completion of certain repairs to the offshore loading system.
In the meantime, an additional 30,000 bbls has been produced from the Oza Oil Field and is currently being stored in tanks at the Oza-1 wellsite.
Once part of this crude is shipped from the Oza Oil Field tanks, the Oza-1 well will be brought back onto production, with the ultimate goal of provision of a stable, ongoing supply of crude oil into new alternative export facilities.
According to them, an agreement has also been reached to transport and sell crude oil from Oza oil field to a company that owns and operates a small crude oil refinery in Edo State, Nigeria.
The agreement provides for an initial sale of 10,000 bbls which the parties plan to later increase to 30,000 bbls. They are also to possibly agree a minimum monthly quantity of barrels of crude from Oza Oil Field for sale to the oil refinery while they await government permits in the next three to four weeks.
The two companies also said that a separate, agreements have been executed to truck crude oil from the Oza Oil Field to a 45,000 barrel tank farm located in Akwete. The short-term goal is to transport approx. 1,100 barrels of oil per day from the Oza oil field to the storage tanks at Akwete. Once the volumes at the Akwete oil tank exceed 15,000 barrels, barges will load and transport the crude to an offshore floating storage and offloading unit (‘FSO’).
The barging to an FSO will provide Decklar and Millenium with the ability to produce and transport larger and more stable volumes of crude oil from the Oza Oil Field and avoid the use of pipelines in areas that continue to have problems with availability, delays and losses.
While the trucking and barging of crude oil involves more complex logistics, it is expected to be more reliable and cost effective than utilizing trucking and pipelines.
This plan is also awaiting government permits in the next four to five weeks to enable it transport to the Akwete oil storage tank
“The new crude export arrangements, including the sale of the Oza crude oil in storage, sale of future production to a local refinery, and trucking crude oil from the Oza Oil Field to the Akwete tank farm for barging to an FSO, will allow Decklar to significantly increase deliveries of oil to markets through improved logistics and alternative export facilities. These new and existing export alternatives will allow Decklar to generate revenue in the near future as we look forward to the commencement of more efficient crude oil transport and exports from the Oza field”.

Wow. I know this Akwete Oil Storage Tank. It is owned by Stanley Obiamerije. My Ndoki brother. I am elated this place will be put to use in due time. THis is good news.

IKpeazu should follow up on this and ensure that FG grants it the necessary permit. THis will also contribute to the success of Enyimba Economic City

Pics: Akwete Tank Farm

One of the most planned City in NIgeria

Credit: Eboh Media