obailala:




Hehehe!.. I actually admire your resilience and fighting spirit... but it's one thing to read, and it is another thing to comprehend. So after reading that report (see cropped image), what your brain understood is that it is the 1700 km onshore section that already exists?

I know say you be capital olodo and will never comprehend this; but for the sake of others reading it, I will break it down. The proposed Nigeria Morocco Gas Pipeline (NMGP) consists of the following:
- 5300km offshore section between Nigeria and Dakhla (a city in Morocco)
- 1700km onshore section which starts from Dakhla and connects into the EXISTING Maghreb Europe Pipeline (MEP)

key point to note: It is the Maghreb to Europe Pipeline (MEP) that already exists, not the 1700km Dakhla to MEP line.

Chaiii!!!.. English comprehension cant be so difficult na!

Oga it is you that is not comprehending. It said the pipeline from Nigeria to North of Morrocco that is where it terminates and connect to the existing. The distance from Nigeria to the existing pipeline is 5,300km stop twisting and manipulating data. This is from Vanguard;

By Obas Esiedesa

Four more countries have signed up for the 5,000Km Nigeria-Morocco gas pipelines project estimated to cost about $25 billion to construct.


The project which is an extension of the West African Gas pipeline now has 13 countries on board.




The new countries which signed a memorandum of understanding at the ECOWAS Secretariat on Friday are Republic of Benin, Guinea, Liberia and Ivory Coast.

They join Nigeria, Morocco, Ghana, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Sierra Leone, Togo and Mauritania for the multi-billion dollar pan-African project expected to deliver about four billion cubic feet of gas daily when fully operational.

Speaking at the event in Abuja, the Group Chief Executive, NNPC Limited, Mr. Mele Kyari said the project shows that African countries are determined to take their destinies in their hands and bridge the huge energy gap in the continent.

Kyari explained that the pipeline network would connect all the eleven coastal countries in West Africa and the landlocked countries of Ivory Coast, Niger Republic, and Burkina Faso.

According to him, “We are energy deficient. The significant gas that is available in Nigeria, Senegal, Mauritania and a few other countries can now be pulled together by this pipeline network and to connect all of us and make energy available to all of us and create prosperity in our various countries. It is a pan-African agenda”.

He noted that the addition of more countries into the project “is a clear demonstration of the commitment of the host governments, the ECOWAS Commission, and the National Oil Companies to deliver on this strategic project, creating wealth and value for our countries and other stakeholders.

“We are pleased to note that currently, FEED Phase II Study (Front End Engineering Study) is over 70% and the tendering processes for the Surveys, Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) as well as Land Acquisition & Resettlement Policy Framework (LARPF) are on track with clear visibility into project funding.

Believeintruth:


Oga it is you that is not comprehending. It said the pipeline from Nigeria to North of Morrocco that is where it terminates and connect to the existing. The distance from Nigeria to the existing pipeline is 5,300km stop twisting and manipulating data. This is from Vanguard;

By Obas Esiedesa

Four more countries have signed up for the 5,000Km Nigeria-Morocco gas pipelines project estimated to cost about $25 billion to construct.


The project which is an extension of the West African Gas pipeline now has 13 countries on board.




The new countries which signed a memorandum of understanding at the ECOWAS Secretariat on Friday are Republic of Benin, Guinea, Liberia and Ivory Coast.

They join Nigeria, Morocco, Ghana, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Sierra Leone, Togo and Mauritania for the multi-billion dollar pan-African project expected to deliver about four billion cubic feet of gas daily when fully operational.

Speaking at the event in Abuja, the Group Chief Executive, NNPC Limited, Mr. Mele Kyari said the project shows that African countries are determined to take their destinies in their hands and bridge the huge energy gap in the continent.

Kyari explained that the pipeline network would connect all the eleven coastal countries in West Africa and the landlocked countries of Ivory Coast, Niger Republic, and Burkina Faso.

According to him, “We are energy deficient. The significant gas that is available in Nigeria, Senegal, Mauritania and a few other countries can now be pulled together by this pipeline network and to connect all of us and make energy available to all of us and create prosperity in our various countries. It is a pan-African agenda”.

He noted that the addition of more countries into the project “is a clear demonstration of the commitment of the host governments, the ECOWAS Commission, and the National Oil Companies to deliver on this strategic project, creating wealth and value for our countries and other stakeholders.

“We are pleased to note that currently, FEED Phase II Study (Front End Engineering Study) is over 70% and the tendering processes for the Surveys, Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) as well as Land Acquisition & Resettlement Policy Framework (LARPF) are on track with clear visibility into project funding.

Kaii!... So in your wisdom and understanding, the Pipeline Technology Journal, Upstream Online, THISDAY Newspaper, Leadership Newspaper, Daily Trust, Tribune, The Nation, several other Nigerian and foreign sites which all reported 7000km are all wrong; even the owners of the project (NNPC) which tweeted 7000km must have made a mistake, but Vanguard Newspaper that reported 5000km (referring obviously to the offshore section) must be the right one? Welldone Sir!

If you truly want to learn, the reports I showed you, including the graphical maps, provided more details and clarity for the project; a 5300km offshore section from Nigeria to Morocco (Dakha), and a 1700 km onshore section from Dakhla (Morocco) to the final receiver station feeding into the existing MEP. But if you prefer blind arguments over knoweldge, feel free to keep repeating how everyone, including NNPC, is wrong... welldone to you!

https://www.pipeline-journal.net/news/four-more-countries-sign-7000-km-nigeria-morocco-gas-pipeline-project
https://www.upstreamonline.com/field-development/worley-lands-feed-contract-for-7000-km-gas-pipeline-between-nigeria-and-morocco/2-1-1207970
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2022/09/14/nnpcl-set-to-sign-7000km-gas-pipeline-contract-with-morocco-west-african-countries
https://leadership.ng/7000km-nigeria-morocco-gas-pipeline-projectll-create-wealth-kyari/
https://dailytrust.com/nigeria-morocco-sign-7000km-gas-pipeline-deal-today/
https://thenationonlineng.net/nigeria-morocco-sign-7000km-gas-pipeline-pact-thursday/
https://tribuneonlineng.com/fg-morocco-to-sign-7000km-gas-pipeline-project-thursday/
https://business247news.com/2022/09/16/mele-kyari-lists-benefits-of-nigeria-morocco-gas-pipeline-project-signs-mou/
https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2022/09/351341/gas-pipeline-nigeria-morocco-to-seal-agreements-with-senegal-mauritania
https://punchng.com/nigeria-morocco-plan-worlds-longest-offshore-gas-pipeline/

obailala:
Kaii!... So in your wisdom and understanding, the Pipeline Technology Journal, Upstream Online, THISDAY Newspaper, Leadership Newspaper, Daily Trust, Tribune, The Nation, several other Nigerian and foreign sites which all reported 7000km are all wrong; even the owners of the project (NNPC) which tweeted 7000km must have made a mistake, but Vanguard Newspaper that reported 5000km (referring obviously to the offshore section) must be the right one? Welldone Sir!

If you truly want to learn, the reports I showed you, including the graphical maps, provided more details and clarity for the project; a 5300km offshore section from Nigeria to Morocco (Dakha), and a 1700 km onshore section from Dakhla (Morocco) to the final receiver station feeding into the existing MEP. But if you prefer blind arguments over knoweldge, feel free to keep repeating how everyone, including NNPC, is wrong... welldone to you!

https://www.pipeline-journal.net/news/four-more-countries-sign-7000-km-nigeria-morocco-gas-pipeline-project
https://www.upstreamonline.com/field-development/worley-lands-feed-contract-for-7000-km-gas-pipeline-between-nigeria-and-morocco/2-1-1207970
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2022/09/14/nnpcl-set-to-sign-7000km-gas-pipeline-contract-with-morocco-west-african-countries
https://leadership.ng/7000km-nigeria-morocco-gas-pipeline-projectll-create-wealth-kyari/
https://dailytrust.com/nigeria-morocco-sign-7000km-gas-pipeline-deal-today/
https://thenationonlineng.net/nigeria-morocco-sign-7000km-gas-pipeline-pact-thursday/
https://tribuneonlineng.com/fg-morocco-to-sign-7000km-gas-pipeline-project-thursday/
https://business247news.com/2022/09/16/mele-kyari-lists-benefits-of-nigeria-morocco-gas-pipeline-project-signs-mou/
https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2022/09/351341/gas-pipeline-nigeria-morocco-to-seal-agreements-with-senegal-mauritania
https://punchng.com/nigeria-morocco-plan-worlds-longest-offshore-gas-pipeline/

Oga give it up the total length is 7,000km agreed, but the existing that is there already is 1,700 and it is in Morocco. Oga the pipe from Nigeria to Morocco is the main crux and it is 5,600km stop the deception.

Believeintruth:


Oga give it up the total length is 7,000km agreed, but the existing that is there already is 1,700 and it is in Morocco. Oga the pipe from Nigeria to Morocco is the main crux and it is 5,600km stop the deception.

NNPC is tweeting that they want to build a 7000km pipeline and 1700km already exists?... Worley is announcing they won a FEED contract for a 7000km pipeline but you say part of the pipeline exists?

Abeg no vex; can you screenshot and show us where you got the info that 1700km has already been constructed? Show us make we laugh your illiteracy small.

obailala:
NNPC is tweeting that they want to build a 7000km pipeline and 1700km already exists?... Worley is announcing they won a FEED contract for a 7000km pipeline but you say part of the pipeline exists?

Abeg no vex; can you screenshot and show us where you got the info that 1700km has already been constructed? Show us make we laugh your illiteracy small.

Oga stop being dense, worley said in their description that the pipeline itself is built from Nigeria to Morocco which is 5,300km to connect to the existing 1,700km Mahgreb-Dahla European pipeline. NNPC and Worley are definitely trying to sensationalise for PR purposes. The Moroccan oil industry news stated clearly that the pipeline is 5,300km to connect to the 1,700km existing pipeline. Oga stop being stupid naaaa go and face your NHS contract job in the UK and stop being dense.

Believeintruth:


Oga stop being dense, worley said in their description that the pipeline itself is built from Nigeria to Morocco which is 5,300km to connect to the existing 1,700km Mahgreb-Dahla European pipeline. NNPC and Worley are definitely trying to sensationalise for PR purposes. The Moroccan oil industry news stated clearly that the pipeline is 5,300km to connect to the 1,700km existing pipeline. Oga stop being stupid naaaa go and face your NHS contract job in the UK and stop being dense.

Oga stop pulling shitty info out your ass and blabbing directionlessly.... You claim the 1700km segment has been built, you claim you saw it in a Worley report.... abeg leave talk for parrot and just show us a screenshot of this Worley report (whether real or fake) where you saw that the 1700km has been built. No need for long talk...