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The decline is here already and its only going to get worse. |
Bobbysworld28:Dumbass, keep your crappy mouth shut? Ask your state gov how much he received from the reserve account? |
Bobbysworld28:What reserve? the same money your state gov collected your state's share? Why are some of you just so dumb? ![]() |
NLNG just found out the world's LNG market is shrinking? Has the price of natural gas risen in almost 5years as compare to what happen to crude oil? |
[s] Yeske2:[/s] rubbish |
Whoa, he did not even chant Sai in public, no sympathy for political prostitutes. Oya APC go and bury your dead. |
Remi Babalola is now talking of corruption? Nobi una fault. |
Deploy drones through the Niger delta mangrove canopy Maybe, the NNPC spokesperson does not understand the crude oil pipeline layout. |
How times has this town changed hands? Between Nigeria, Chad, Niger and boko haram, this town has been retaken at least twice. ![]() |
Where are the fulani herdsmen weapons? keep disarming yourselves. ![]() |
CSTR2:It was not necessary, mockery has no place here. |
NLNG to Build Ship Repair Yard in Badagry The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited has concluded arrangement to float a new Ship Repair facility in Badagry area of Lagos State. The facility, the company said, is being established to bridge the gap created by the absence of an operational dockyard to cater for the repair and maintenance of Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCC), LNG carriers, large and medium size carriers, drilling rigs and support vessels. The Managing Director of the company, Mr. Babs Omotowa who disclosed this in Lagos at the official launching of Facts and Figures on NLNG 2015, said the choice of Badagry was made following a feasibility study that was carried out at Onne, Bonny, Olokola, Badagry, Ogogoro Island and Ladol among others. “Currently, a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) that will manage the development of Badagry Ship Repair and Marine Engineering Limited (BSME) is being put together,” he said. The managing director disclosed that the train seven project of the NLNG which has suffered delay is still awaiting Final Investment Decision (FID). “NLNG’s 8.4 million tonne per annum (mtpa) Train 7 project, which will raise the liquefaction capacity to 30.4mtpa, is now awaiting FID. SPAs (Supply and Purchasing Agreement) have already been made with five buyers,” he said. Omotowa however assured that the NLNG which currently delivers about seven per cent of the global LNG supply would continue to consolidate its position as one of the largest producers and exporters of LNG in the world. NLNG, according to the Fact and Figures, has converted about 133 billion standard cubic meters (Bcm) or 4.68 trillion cubic feet of associated gas to exports as LNG and Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs), thus helping to reduce gas flaring in the country. The figures also show that the company’s payment to joint ventures feed gas suppliers from inception till date is almost $21 billion of which 55-60 per cent of this amount had gone to the federal government via its shareholding in Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). “NLNG has over the years paid dividends of almost $30 billion, out which 49 per cent went to the federal government,” the document stated. http://transactreports.net/i/nlng-to-build-ship-repair-yard-in-badagry |
(Reuters) - Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Company (NLNG) is sponsoring the construction of the first major ship yard in Africa's biggest economy at the cost of $1.5 billion, in its attempt to turn the country into a hub for maritime operations on the continent. Nigeria is the world's eighth biggest crude producer and Africa's top oil exporter but it does not have a drydock for maintaining and repairing large crude vessels, a major drawback for carriers sailing to the country, NLNG spokesman Tony Okonedo told Reuters. Only South Africa had such a facility on the continent, Okonedo said, meaning that ships travelled a long distance for repairs. Nigeria has two facilities that can only accommodate small vessels, he said. Okonedo said Samsung Heavy Industries and Hyundai Heavy Industries have both agreed a $30 million commitment towards the construction of the facility, which would be located in Badagry, near Nigeria's commercial capital of Lagos. "It could potentially be used to transport the 2.5 million barrel a day crude business in Nigeria," Okonedo said on the sidelines of a media briefing. Okonedo said the NLNG organised a roadshow earlier this year to market the dry dock project to investors, which included multinational oil companies in Nigeria, with large exploration and upstream activities. He said NLNG, which is owned by Nigeria's state-oil company NNPC, Royal Dutch Shell, French oil company Total and Italy's Eni was in discussions with a strategic investor for the project. It appointed France's BNP Paribas and Guaranty Trust Bank to help raise around $1.6 billion two years ago to build six new LNG carrier ships, expanding its fleet to 30. The construction of the dry dock, with a size that can accommodate 185 football fields, will take up to 48 months to complete and would commence once all the funding was in place, he said. The company, which was set up over two decades ago, has a capacity to produce 22 million metric tonnes of liquefied gas a year. It obtains its gas supply from upstream oil companies and liquefies it for export. It has long-term supply contracts with buyers in Italy, Spain, Turkey, Portugal and France and also sells on the spot market. Revenues for the first half shed 25 percent, in line with the fall in crude prices, NLNG said. http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/19/nigeria-lng Nobody is buying NLNG lies. |
I said here several times, that APC was behind all the gas pipelines explosion in the Niger delta. ![]() |
IsraeliAIRFORCE:"The truth doesn't die but it lives like a poor man". Yiddish proverb. |
No hiding place for demons any more. ![]() |
fulanimafia:Did not expect anything less from a lying almajiri. ![]() |
[s] fulanimafia:No need arguing with you, your lies have been put to rest. Sai chanters like you are some the most sickening bottom feeders in the country now. You are only fooling yourselves. |
fulanimafia:Keep your akobata Fulani foolishness to yourself. Think very well before you quote me http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/fg-saves-n500bn-through-implementation-of-single-treasury-account/ The federal government saved about N500 billion in unutilized funds last year through the implementation of the Single Treasury Account (TSA). TSA is a unified structure of government bank accounts that gives a consolidated view of government cash resources. It is a system, whereby all monies belonging to the government are domiciled in one account with the Central Bank of Nigeria, with payments out and collection into the account done via an electronic payment platform. |
fulanimafia:Keep your akobata Fulani foolishness to yourself. Think very well before you quote me http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/01/fg-saves-n500bn-through-implementation-of-single-treasury-account/ The federal government saved about N500 billion in unutilized funds last year through the implementation of the Single Treasury Account (TSA). TSA is a unified structure of government bank accounts that gives a consolidated view of government cash resources. It is a system, whereby all monies belonging to the government are domiciled in one account with the Central Bank of Nigeria, with payments out and collection into the account done via an electronic payment platform. |
Any sincere Nigerian with any objective views about the Nigerian financial and political situation, knew before the election, that Buhari and APC were lying. Its just common sense. If crude oil prices were $75 today, 99% of APC promises are still not possible. Unless you belong to the crowd of Nigeria is a rich country with so much money, we just don't know how to spend it mantra. Then APC fraudulent promises become plausible to you. This is still a country where people never die natural death, someone or something in the village must always be blamed. Breaking the chains of truthful conversation without apology, without regret, without approval! - T. Shakur |
His lies are no more needed, APC has done the needful with him. |
4Play:His parent saw something in him right from birth. A Compulsive liar, how humans can become so shameless, is beyond my comprehension. |
obailala:Spoken like a typical almajiri, check public records to find out when TSA was implemented. |
When will this people return to their homes and villages and stop milking us with this IDP nonsense? ![]() |
zendy:There's nothing as the so called "Nigerdelta" There was a Niger delta before Nigeria and there's still a Niger delta today.. Your attempt at mockery is lame. Next time try harder. ![]() |
Let's leave baba osho alone, day go soon break. He should ask Ameachi, how life is in the echo chamber. |
Why make this public trying to have people killed for nothing? |
drshrewd:So 225M Euro is over N600B? Where in the article did you find this story? Your attempt to undercut this story has left you pissing all over yourself ![]() |
HopeAtHand:If only you applied same to yourself Also stop lying on this forum. |
WailingWailer00:Wrong, Portharcourt is peaceful and life has returned to normal since the departure of our trouble maker. Amaechi might be a laughing stock, definitely not Rivers state. |
Maybe, the NNPC spokesperson does not understand the crude oil pipeline layout.
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