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Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Onlytruth(m): 11:44am On Feb 18, 2012
pazienza:

Eze,is that really possible? I mean the shifting oil stuff, tapping of oil in igboland from other lands.

I read it somewhere. It was a scientific article. If I see it again I will post the link.
Doesn't it even make sense explaining how suddenly our land is experiencing all these erosions?
These erosions weren't there before. Did they fall from Mars?
Something fishy is going on, and knowing how irresponsible our Igbo leaders are, anything is possible, believe me!
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by 1virus(m): 11:48am On Feb 18, 2012
chino11:



Anambra is not Abia state, the fact that you guys are not feeling good economic impact its blameable on bulk of bad leaders produced in abia since 1999. Again Anambra is fast developing their own refinery which will even surpass the gains of just being a member of oil producing states. The refinery alone will create thousands of high net-worth employment for Anambra people, you cannot say the same for Abia state which does not have refinery, they only depend on crude sales without production and refining as being done in Anambra.

Anambra people are already a hard working people who does not depend on Government to achieve anything, Nnewi is staring everybody on the face. Nnewi got to where it is today without government having to contribute 1N.

Today Nnewi Anambra state has the only private vehicle manufacturing plant in Africa, it has good number of industries that produce car accessories ranging from car engine block, car battery even Cutix cable is the best now in Africa/Europe all are produced in Nnewi.

Again Orient Pet. Refinery being an indigenous company with their Chinese/Japanese/US counterpart is another plus to it.


Orient Petroleum Refinery website: http://www.oprplc.com/Pages/Default.aspx
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Onlytruth(m): 11:49am On Feb 18, 2012
ranlaen:

Anyone actually knows how much oil there is before you start  hailing a new dawn.
The last 3 states to join oil producing are not pumping out much at all compared to what states like delta and bayelsa are doing.
I think the onshore oil is not really that much as compared to the offshore.

The last time I read about it, it was about  1billion barrels. I believe it is big enough to warrant the private refinery.
I think that offshore produces more because there are less environmental and community interferrence in the process, not necessarily because the reserves are more.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by 1virus(m): 11:50am On Feb 18, 2012
chino11:



Anambra is not Abia state, the fact that you guys are not feeling good economic impact its blameable on bulk of bad leaders produced in abia since 1999. Again Anambra is fast developing their own refinery which will even surpass the gains of just being a member of oil producing states. The refinery alone will create thousands of high net-worth employment for Anambra people, you cannot say the same for Abia state which does not have refinery, they only depend on crude sales without production and refining as being done in Anambra.

Anambra people are already a hard working people who does not depend on Government to achieve anything, Nnewi is staring everybody on the face. Nnewi got to where it is today without government having to contribute 1N.

Today Nnewi Anambra state has the only private vehicle manufacturing plant in Africa, it has good number of industries that produce car accessories ranging from car engine block, car battery even Cutix cable is the best now in Africa/Europe all are produced in Nnewi.

Again Orient Pet. Refinery being an indigenous company with their Chinese/Japanese/US counterpart is another plus to it.


Orient Petroleum Refinery website: http://www.oprplc.com/Pages/Default.aspx
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by ranlaen: 11:54am On Feb 18, 2012
Onlytruth:

The last time I read about it, it was about  1billion barrels. I believe it is big enough to warrant the private refinery.
I think that offshore produces more because there are less environmental and community interferrence in the process, not necessarily because the reserves are more.
if it is indeed 1 billion barrels then thats pretty descent .on average they tap till its 2/3rd done then it becomes not viable (this is something a oil worker in arbeeden told me years ago) so means there potential to tap close to 650m barrels which is not bad.Thats like 18 months of the entire nigeria capacity so it should be viable for next 20 years if it is indeed 1 b barrels.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by 1virus(m): 11:56am On Feb 18, 2012
@china11.
Bros i PRAY and hope it works the way u said bcus odiri unu mma oga adiri anyi mma 2, ndi anyi nata ezigbo ahuhu naka ndi ochichi . Each time i remenber my state with all we have e dey pain me 2much. We abians are not lazy, aba made is a testimony 2 that. T
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by badesco(m): 12:02pm On Feb 18, 2012
@Nchara. We have since many oil prospecting companies claim to have found oil in one place or the other, yet nothing happen after. Why dont you wait till this indigenous company start production proper. Seeing they say is believing.Wish Anambra State luck.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Onlytruth(m): 12:10pm On Feb 18, 2012
This is for ALL umu Igbo and Nigerians (for as long as the country continues to exist).

[size=14pt]Please no insults @all.[/size]

Again like others have already said, until we umu igbo start to see the impact in Onitsha, we are not rejoicing yet.
ALL Igbo states are rich and if we pull our resources together, we will build the East to attract our people back to the East.

This is where I leave the thread for now.

Signing off,

Onlytruth, ndu di n'eziokwu 1 of Igboland, Eze Ndigbo Nairaland.  cool cool cool
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by ranlaen: 12:15pm On Feb 18, 2012
https://www.indigopool.com/nigeria/channel/pdf/GEOLOGY_OF_NIGERIA.pdf
Intresting read about blocks found as of 2005 .Note the huge amount of blocks  in benue which has attracted chevron and others.
It seems elf found the  blocks first in anambra but abandoned it since only 1 was oil rest was gas.
more intresting is the chad basin which i heard of a few years back and BP was already in chad trying to start exploration .
Turns out the basin does indeed extend deep into Nigeria with nnpc trying to tap it .
http://www.nigerianbestforum.com/generaltopics/?p=78447
So seems borno might be joining oil producers soon as will benue.
Though NNPC is a lazy company and suprised borno has not found someone else to do it apparently they botched the job in the past by not drilling to required depth and declared no oil in chad basin only for the british to find it years later in chad itself.
Maybe this is the solution for nigeria let SS,SE,SW,north all have oil and gas then maybe we can stop fighting who is stealing oil from which tribe and actually focus on the real problem corrupt politicans !
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Afam4eva(m): 12:23pm On Feb 18, 2012
The day this oil ish in Igboland is substantiated, that's the day our governors and politicians will join the call for the breakup of Nigeria. I pity the Niger Delta.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Kizilala: 12:24pm On Feb 18, 2012
Umunede:

This is good as we gradually move towards the division of Nigeria

I pray for that.I pray for to see the rising sun
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by executinal(m): 12:26pm On Feb 18, 2012
We are getting there  wink cheesy
afam4eva:

The day this oil ish in Igboland is substantiated, that's the day our governors and politicians will join the call for the breakup of Nigeria. I pity the Niger Delta.
Exactelly my thought . . . . . . ,
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Ejine(m): 12:30pm On Feb 18, 2012
You won't believe it, but I'm not too happy about this development sad
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Afam4eva(m): 12:33pm On Feb 18, 2012
Ejiné:

You won't believe it, but I'm not too happy about this development sad

Why exactly. I think it's a good thing. This will make our selfish Igbo leaders to want to secede so that they will loot our oil money but i trust Igbos, we will surprise them. It's times like this that i like the Igbo spirit of stubbornness. At times i wonder if black magic was used on the Niger Delta people.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by ranlaen: 12:40pm On Feb 18, 2012
afam4eva:

Why exactly. I think it's a good thing. This will make our selfish Igbo leaders to want to secede so that they will loot our oil money but i trust Igbos, we will surprise them. It's times like this that i like the Igbo spirit of stubbornness. At times i wonder if black magic was used on the Niger Delta people.
before you sucede better check how much oil is there first!
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Bright2(m): 12:46pm On Feb 18, 2012
we in Niger/Delta didn't beg for your pitty, pitty your self first cause we have our own ways undecided work on your own way, i wish you goodluck!
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by ranlaen: 12:50pm On Feb 18, 2012
•  ANAMBRA BASIN-ONSHORE    9
•  BENUE BASIN- ONSHORE     16
•  BORNO BASIN- ONSHORE    12
•  BENIN BASIN
–  DEEPWATER/ULTRA DEEPWATER  8
•  NIGER DELTA  BASIN
–  ONSHORE      6
–  CONTINENTAL SHELF    6
–  DEEPWATER/ULTRA DEEPWATER  4 TABLE 1A: APPROVED ONSHORE BLOCKS FOR YEAR 2005 LICENSING
ROUND 
BASIN/TERRAIN BLOCK AREA AVAILABLE DATA
(Onshore Terrains) OPL (KM
2
) DATA LOCATION
ANAMBRA 901 2392.49
ONSHORE 902 2589.58
(9 Blocks) 903 2552.7
904 2506.47
905 2599.81
906 2550
907 2394.62
914 1674.75
2-D seismic and well data Elf and DPR
917 1310.57
based on Elf's previous activities
BENUE 802 2583.7 Shell,  Elf
803 2583.18
804 2586.23
2-D seismic and well
806 2585.722 data based on ELF,
807 2588.77 SNEPCO and CNL'S
ONSHORE 808 2583.18 previous activities Chevron and
(16 Blocks) 809 2580.64 DPR
810 2583.68
811 2578.1
813 2575.55
814 2578.59
815 2573.02
816 2578.09
819 1634.2
823 2583.18
841 2535.6BASIN/TERRAIN BLOCK AREA AVAILABLE DATA
(Onshore Terrains) OPL (KM
2
) DATA LOCATION
CHAD 704
2539.4
ONSHORE 706
2558.9
(12 Blocks) 708
2539.4
2-D seismic and well NNPC/FES
709
2526.5
dat based on
710
2533.8
NNPC/FES
711
2545.4
previous activities
721
2564.9
722
2558.4
723
2571
733
2611.42
734
2610.48
735
2130.84
NIGER DELTA 135
939.97
2-D seismic and well
ONSHORE 228
1584.73
data based on NNPC, Shell, Mabon
(6 Blocks) 231
236.83
Mabon's reprocessed and DPR
234
1214.21
data and CNL's
235
1480
previous activities.
236
1651.98
    TABLE 1 B: APPROVED OFFSHORE BLOCKS FOR YEAR 2005 LICENSING ROUND
B ASIN/
TERRAIN
BLOCK AVAILABLE     
DATA WATER
B LOCK
DEPTH
NIGER DELTA 241 1,257.44 2-D seismic and
0-100m
CON. SHELF 454
2,521.14
well data based on Shell and DPR
0-100m
(6 Blocks) 233
125.74
Shell, CNL and
0-100m
471
1,369.97
TGS/NOPEC's TGS/NOPEC
0-100m
239
64.67
previous activities Chevron and
0-100m
240
47.65 DPR 0-100m
DEEP
OFFSHORE
257 425.70 3-D seismic PGS
1000-2000m
(12 Blocks) 258 233.74 2-D Seismic Mabon
1000-2000m
Former 313
319
1,112.97 2-D Seismic 2000-3000m
Former 314
314
1,112.97 3-D Seismic PGS 1000-2000m
321
1,112.97 2-D Seismic PGS 1000-2000m
Former 315
323
1,033.49 1000-2000m
315
1,033.49 3-D seismic PGS 1000-2000m
Former 317
325
1,265.00 3000-4000m
327
1,265.00 2-D/3-D seismic Veritas 3000-4000m
Former 319
328
894.72 3000-4000m
Former 251
251
939.69 2-D Seismic/ Mabon/ 2000-3000m
252
939.69 3-D Seismic Veritas 2000-3000m




Seems soon whole Nigeria will have oil  grin
Note this licences for 2005 for new wells and does not take into account already existing wells esp. in delta,bayelsa.
This is even a 2005 report they discovered much more gas and some more oil in benue basin but seems the government is convinced the chad basin is the future so much so madam oil minister believes once the chad basin starts producing we should be tossing out 4m/barrels a day.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Afam4eva(m): 12:54pm On Feb 18, 2012
ranlaen:

before you sucede better check how much oil is there first!

Oil is not everything. Even if there's no oil every part of this country deserves to be on their own.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Afam4eva(m): 12:58pm On Feb 18, 2012
Bright2:

we in Niger/Delta didn't beg for your pitty, pitty your self first cause we have our own ways  undecided work on your own way, i wish you goodluck!

Bia, nwa Ikwerre. I'm just saying that the Niger Delta has suffered a great deal in the hands of Nigeria and i don't really see them fighting back. I feel everybody should be allowed to control their resources and not some northerners. How do you explain the number of northerners and the federal character that they have used to deprive Ndi Ikwerre, Ijaw, Igbo and other groups in the Niger Delta from dominating NNPC.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by ranlaen: 1:01pm On Feb 18, 2012
afam4eva:

Oil is not everything. Even if there's no oil every part of this country deserves to be on their own.
How many countries will come out of a break up?
Considering how many tribes and sub tribes we have in Nigeria i can see 10 + countries at least emerging .US/EU will never allow this for one.
Considering the new finds of oil in places like chad basin,benue basin,anambra basin the US will rather keep nigeria as one rather then deal with hostile oil  nations next to each other .
Once you got oil then you catch the eye of the west immediately and a unified nigeria with more oil is so much better for them .Only 1 government they need to keep under check rather then try and control  at least 4 with oil (ondo from yoruba side ,abia/anambra from igbo,whole niger delta ,benue/borno from north),2 of which are landlocked and will need permits to ship out the oil .
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Nobody: 1:09pm On Feb 18, 2012
now laziness looms
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by member479760: 1:12pm On Feb 18, 2012
it's time for dem to go!
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Valon4ego(m): 1:26pm On Feb 18, 2012
interesting development! I hope there's a plan in place to handle the environmental damages that might result
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by houvest: 1:45pm On Feb 18, 2012
Now that is what I am talking about.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by nduchucks: 1:49pm On Feb 18, 2012
Onlytruth:
Bros, I tell you, if Nigeria is coming apart, nothing on earth can stop it.
Do you really think they didn't know all these while. Frankly I blame our politicians and leaders for allowing this cheating to go on.
They are ALREADY tapping this oil from the ocean. Our leaders keep quiet while our lands are ravaged by erosion.
Believe me, the greatest thing is that this is blown wide open for all of us to see the truth.
It won't stop our leaving if we are determined to leave.

Eze Onlytruth, nwanne m, you are a bloody liar and shameless conspiracy theorist. To posit that oil in Anambra is tapped from the ocean clearly shows a level of ignorance which is characteristic of  dunces and intellectual midgets. One Ozodi Osuji, Ph. D, foolishly claimed that  “there is something in the psychological makeup of Igbos that makes them always go looking for trouble”, and you, olodo, are giving credence to Osuji’s claims.

You should be celebrating the achievements of Orient Petroleum Resources, PLC for bringing a refinery to Anambra.  If I were you, I wouldn’t celebrate any inland oil exploration in Anambra until I know how costs associated with the risk of explosion and leakage of oil, and cost of protecting against such disasters, are being provided for. Trust me, these accidents and disasters are bound to happen.

Onlytruth, to debunk your false claim, I present the  fact sheet below :

● Jun., 2002: OPR awarded License to Establish 55,000 b/d Refinery
● Sep., 2003: DPR, MPR reviewed & approved OPR Refinery Basic Design
● Feb., 2004: OPR awarded 1st ever Approval to Construct Oil Refinery in Nigeria
● Feb., 2005: FEED contract to SS&W, USA & EIA due process completed
● Feb., 2005: FGN awarded 2 License blocks (OPLs 915/916) to OPR
● Apr., 2006: Site preparation by JBN & other geotechnical consultants
● 20th Apr., 2006: President Obasanjo laid foundation stone of refinery
● Dec., 2006: BPDI, China selected & awarded $550m EPC contract
● Dec., 2006: China Eximbank issued LOI for 85% funding
● Jan., 2007: UBA accepted to serve as repayment guarantor
● Feb., 2007: Team of BPDI visited site & completed layout design
● Mar., 2007: Min of Energy issued comfort letter to China Eximbank
● Nov., 2007: Basic Design Review completed in Beijing, China
● Dec., 2007: Topographic Surveys and water wells completed.
● Dec., 2007: Geotechnical & Hydrogeological investigations completed
● Jun., 2008: Ministry of Energy, issued ATC validity assurance letter
● Jun., 2008: Min. of State (Petroleum) issued feedstock supply assurance letter
● Jul., 2008: Civil & Foundation works ongoing by RCC Nig. Ltd.

Ati be be lo.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by noiseless: 1:55pm On Feb 18, 2012
Hopefully not another forced ikwerreland in anambra state where few will deny their igboness, lol! The lake chad has always got oil being lifted by the chadian govt with pipeline layed through down to the atlantic town of kribi in southern cameroon for over a decade now for export.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by BlackPikiN(m): 2:00pm On Feb 18, 2012
^^^Yes O, it is high time the people in Anambra deny their Igboness and join their people of the Niger Delta.

Make them do boundary adjustment jare.

Abi no be Crude Oil dey make people deny say dem be Igbo? cheesy cheesy cheesy
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Afam4eva(m): 2:04pm On Feb 18, 2012
BlackPikiN:

^^^Yes O, it is hogh time the people in Anambra deny their Igboness and join their people of the Niger Delta.

Make them do boundary adjustment jare.

Abi no be Crude Oil dey make people deny say dem be Igbo? cheesy cheesy cheesy

Lmao
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by BlackPikiN(m): 2:10pm On Feb 18, 2012
^^^Dem go soon dey claim say dem be Anambra and not Igbo. What kind of quack people dey Naija. cheesy cheesy

One professor go come out with his own history say Anambra people come through Sierra Leone before dem come settle for Anambra.

They have Igbo names but e no mean say dem be Igbo. hahahaha,

Dem go change their names soon.

eg.
Igbo-Ukwu---Figbo-Fukwu.
Onitsha-Lonitsha
Upper Iweka-Upper Riweka.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Afam4eva(m): 2:15pm On Feb 18, 2012
BlackPikiN:

^^^Dem go soon dey claim say dem be Anambra and not Igbo. What kind of quack people dey Naija. cheesy cheesy

One professor go come out with his own history say Anambra people come through Sierra Leone before dem come settle for Anambra.

They have Igbo names but e no mean say dem be Igbo. hahahaha,

Dem go change their names soon.

eg.
Igbo-Ukwu---Figbo-Fukwu.
Onitsha-Lonitsha
Upper Iweka-Upper Riweka.


Abeg no kill me with laughter.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by Afam4eva(m): 2:18pm On Feb 18, 2012
It may sound like a joke now. Nut when that time comes we'll start hearing all sorts of history revisions wey we neva hear before. Dem fit even say dem migrate from Zamfara.
Re: Anambra Joins Oil-producing States by noiseless: 2:20pm On Feb 18, 2012
Yea! The guy called alhj_harem will do a good job of advocating for them when they/he starts the igbo denying syndromes,he wont even waste time to go dish out some proves that the people of OTUOCHA are not igbo or he can even take up a name and claim he is from there and tell us they are not igbo.  It's not a thing of today grin grin

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