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Sabrina18:
Yes for neat girls. If a lady is neat, you can suck it and nothing will happen.

The Nigeria National Petroleum Cooperation (NNPC) said it has started the process that would lead to the exploration of oil and gas in the Sokoto Basin.

A statement signed by Gov. Aminu Tambuwal’s spokesman Malam Imam Imam and issued to Newsmen in Sokoto on Wednesday said that “the NNPC’s Group Managing Director, Maikanti Baro, stated this when he received Gov. Tambuwal, who paid a working visit to the NNPC Towers in Abuja’’.

“We have been on the issue of exploration in the frontier basins.

“And so far some measures of steps have been taken, as such already purchased aeromagnetic data and its being interpreted to determine the sedimentary thickness and the basin configuration.

“Secondly, we have awarded a contract for the geological mapping of the basin.

“And I am happy to state here that outcrop samples have been collected, mapped, analysed and geological modelling executed so as to ensure data integration,” Baro said

The GMD added that discussions were on-going with Integrated Data Services Limited (IDSL) to award contract for surface geochemistry, ground gravity and magnetics.

“This is necessary to determine if hydrocarbon is generated in the basins and importantly, to integrate all data for understanding of petroleum systems of the basins.

“NNPC will also carry out high resolution regional 2D seismic data acquisition to identify leads and prospects, after which a 3D seismic data acquisition will be carried out over leads and prospects.

“After all these are carried out, we will then begin to drill for oil and gas in the basin,” Baro added.

While commending Tambuwal for the visit, he assured that the cooperation was giving required attention to renewable energy and inland basins in order to create a prosperous future for the entity.

Earlier, Tambuwal said various studies had been carried out by the government on the Sokoto Basins, the result of which would be made available to the NNPC to aid its efforts.

He said the government, in collaboration with the Usman Danfodio University, would organise a national conference on the Sokoto Basin in October where international scholars would make presentations on the topic.

“We are inviting you and the NNPC to take part in this important conference because we believe it will add value in our search for hydrocarbon in the Sokoto Basin,” he said.

He said historical records indicated that the presence of hydrocarbon in the Sokoto Basin had been a subject of interest to geologists for long, a situation that made Italian oil giants, Elf, to consider preliminary exploration activities beginning from the 50s.

He said Sokoto government would welcome the start of activities and would support any effort that will lead to positive result.

Rokia2:
He got a fine woman though.

Johnnyessence:
Nigeria is set to activate one of the agreements it
signed with the United Arab Emirates to seize some
mansions traced to former Oil Minister Diezani
Alison-Madueke, The Nation learnt at the weekend.
Operatives of the EFCC have visited two mansions in
Dubai allegedly belonging to her. The properties,
located at E146 Emirates Hill and J5 Emirates Hill, are
said to be worth 74,000,000 dirham (N7.1bn).
Emirates Hill, which has been described as the
Beverly Hills of the United Arab Emirates, is home to
some of the richest men in the world including
billionaire Chairman of the Stallion Group, Sunil
Vaswani.
Besides, EFCC has traced about $1.5billion believed to
be proceeds of crime to a Swiss account as part of
the ongoing probe of the former minister. The anti-
graft agency has allegedly linked the loot with the ex-
minister and four of her business associates.
Four detectives on Friday left Nigeria for the United
Kingdom with more clues on Mrs Alison-Madueke’s
alleged loot. According to a top source in the EFCC,
about $1.5billion has been traced to the ex-minister
and her business associates.
The source said the associates allegedly used two
shell companies to sell more than $1.5bn worth of
Nigerian crude oil. The anti-graft agency claimed that
the $1.5billion oil cash had been traced to a bank in
Switzerland.
Diezani: EFCC traces $1.5b to Swiss bank,
inspects her N7.1bn mansions in Dubai 
Source::www.pressnewsng.com.ng/2017/09/diezani-efcc-traces-15b-to-swiss-bank.html?m=0

TINALETC3:
Both d sucker and d suckee ar seriously sick , Op, is dat supposed to be an advice?

Dillusionist:
suck this suck that,,una no deh taya??

DavSagacity:
I am meniacally belwildered by your devilish and pervert mindset . It is highly lugubrious and wicked. may God Save guys out there from ladies like the person that post this..

Sabrina18:
Unless the lady is dirty and oozing down there, the guy will suck it.

Dillusionist:
lolz..not atall,,your comment was funny though

pablo69:
NO! Stew better, make the red blend together. DISGUSTING uuhh

dayowunmi:
We don't even know if Zimbabwe is running a monarchy or a presidential system. This guy has been president since like 3 decades ago! Old as he is, he still perpetuating himself in power.

littlewonders:
Power drunk ancestor. I'm sure his entourage swallowed overdose Tramadol. Right behind Mugabe's end one can scarcely see the leftover cards.

itchie:
I blame Buhari for this. I blame Buhari for hurricane Irma and Harvey. I blame Buhari for north Korea. In short Buhari is a disaster