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it doesnt matter if tear the flag, the awarness is spreading that wat matters
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Omo see crowd. Igalla ppl have be scamed by APC. |
asha80:did u see their account balance to know their financial capabilities? |
if they still have the capacity to kill soilders in a face to face battle up till now then the December deadline is no feasible |
Bigprozzie:Lol, support for biafra is largely a personal thing, even some igbos dont support biafra |
TonyeBarcanista:my friend u are confused. supporting biafra is personal thing. many SE ppl have condenmed and rejected the agitation, u can do ur own rejection without the nonesense SE vs SS thing |
TonyeBarcanista:my friend stop trying to use igbos to upgrade. helpless as u are, u want to enjoy the privilege of igbos saying u hate them, nothing like hate in ur post, just attention seeking |
TonyeBarcanista:that is irrelevant. the important thing is that he is from rivers an he is igbo and outsiders saw him as igbo which he truely is. U should know that ppl who dont kw rivers well take all igbo speaking rivers ppl as ikwere |
vladimiros:check again, i have bolded the important part for u. I am talking about gas not oil, untapped gas in SE is enourmos, secondly, seven energy is already drilling gall in rivers and cross river and he is an igbo man |
studio14:Lol, i just de laf them, igbos tried everything to keep jonathan to achieve true federalism yet they ganged up and kicked him out. these ppl are simply helpless |
vladimiros:Chief Executive Officer of Seven Energy International Limited, Phillip Ihenacho, has disclosed that the company was targeting the development of the Anambra Basin for the supply of gas to industries in the eastern and parts of northern Nigeria. Ihenacho said in an interview in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, that Seven Energy was investing substantially on three blocks in the Basin with hope of supplying gas to power plants and local industries. “In the 70’s a few wells were drilled in the Anambra basin and were subsequently abandoned. Then, the last thing you wanted to find was gas, so the wells were sealed and left. The Basin sits effectively underneath Onitsha, Nnewi, Aba and Owerri all the way up to Enugu which are all areas with substantial light industry, using diesel fuel. “We have recently farmed into three blocks in the Basin and our plan is to invest in developing gas in that area in order to supply gas to these locations. This will take time, as there has not been that much sub-surface work done in the area to date. “This is a long-term plan and we hope to use a combination of pipelines and compressed natural gas that can be delivered by road in the interim. We are exploring near-term ways of monetizing gas such as compressed natural gas and liquefied natural gas. “There are CNG players in the market today. Lagos and Port Harcourt are being supplied already. This presents a big opportunity for Seven Energy to assist with the industrialization in these areas, but also to support power and industry further afield in large cities in the North such as Kaduna and Kano, which can be reached by road deliveries of CNG or LNG”. Ihenacho explained that so far the company has invested over $800million in developing gas infrastructure in its area of operation between Port-Harcourt and Calabar and up to Aba. “We have invested in pipeline infrastructure which, once we have completed the next phase, will mean we have a pipeline network of over 250 km and a processing plant that can process in excess of 200million standard cubic feet a day of gas. This is a substantial investment and by next year, we will have invested over 1 billion dollars. “It is not easy to raise capital for infrastructure and the success of our business is essential for Nigeria to continue to attract further investment in the sector. Success will bring further capital. “We have invested on the basis of long-term off-take agreements with Ibom Power, UNICEM – the Lafarge cement factory and Calabar NIPP and these agreements are 10-20 years in duration. Ideally these contracts are backed up by credit enhancement or guarantee, for example the World Bank is working with us on Calabar NIPP. “These contracts give us a few anchor customers with which we have long-term off-take contracts. It is very similar to constructing a new building where you look for a few tenants who can take a few floors for a 10-year lease, and once these are in place, you have the confidence to build. Once the building is ready, you can then look for additional tenants.” He said the country needs to “unlock money for the private sector and this can be facilitated by working with organizations like the World Bank and African Development Bank to enhance credit and provide some sort of guarantee to create credit worthy long-term contracts.” Seven Energy International Limited is an independent Nigerian integrated oil and gas development, production and gas distribution company founded in 2004. With the backing of strategic long-term investors and main offices in Lagos and London, the Group has a unique focus on the emerging Nigerian domestic gas market. The Group’s upstream assets include license interests in the Uquo Field and the Stubb Creek Field (south east Niger Delta), an indirect interest in OMLs 4, 38 & 41 through a Strategic Alliance Agreement with Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (north west Niger Delta) and a license interest in OPL 905 (Anambra Basin). Its midstream infrastructure assets, focused on south east Niger Delta, include the 200 MMcfpd Uquo Gas Processing Facility and a gas pipeline network of 260 km with distribution capacity of 600 MMcfpd. https://www.cp-africa.com/2015/12/01/seven-energy-confirms-stake-in-anambra-gas-field/ |
YoundDoctor:from all indications they appear very helpless |
ichukwu48:the worst part is that the oil will soon finish and there will be land to farm or water to fish |
TonyeBarcanista:U really feel very important choi |
Bigprozzie:heheh, continue fooling urself |
TonyeBarcanista:I just de laff u dis guy |
Lol, Midwest was Azikiwe's brainchild to remove igbos in Anioma from the grip of Awolowo, remember Dennis Osadebey ruled midwest. Ikwere ppl met wit Zik several times to help create Portharcourt state to remove ijaws, abacha later created Bayelsa for the ijaws while Rivers retained PH. Adaka Boro and Saro Wiwa were killed like Chikens, Ojukwu who fought a full scale war was pardoned and given state burial. Igbos supported GEJ to restructure nigeria which will greatly benefit the SS but the parasitic north and west ganged up to scuttle that. |
skidskid:Same nonesense. Is it igbo leaders that is reponsible for barges not landing in Onitsha or ports in eastern region having heavy taxes that they can only profit oil transactions or international fights not landing in Enugu until recently or Geometric power that can give uniterrupted power to Aba not even build FG lying waste due to inability of FG to enforce its agreement with the owner on EEDC? u think tarring few roads from meager allocation is development?? |
GodMode:Ironsi was military regime, military cant rule without centralized system, since the country inherited unitary system from the millitary, it should discard it with end of military govt |
When will Aregbesola be stoned? I remember T.A Orji was stonned the other day |
shogz89:west should stop living in denial, a simple harmless advice |
yapapa:Lol, lagos is for those who has the money to buy what it has to offer. the west has something to do with because like i said, they like living in denial |
Xsolutions:If it had prevailed there would not be any agitation in the first place. even the OP want justice on Kanu alone while giving flimsy excuses for his ppl |
QuotaSystem:But we ensured there was dialogue among nigerians on how things would work out better and its contained in the confab report. when will u implement the report or call for ur own dialogue instead of the draconian regime in a democracy |
Xsolutions:will it only prevail on Kanu's case or in every other case? thats the big question |
QuotaSystem:Is treason the only offence that deserve justice?? |
Justice indeed. why are they running away from his trial, changing the charges brought against him every minute. |
expelled or not, they have communicated their message, u can see an Algerian in the pic joining them
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Then implement the confab report so that every region or state can have the power to decide its economic future and will have nobody to blame if they fail. isn't it very simple?? |
Fake change, nigerians are waking up |
fake result |
Yorubas have rushed to the thread to make it Igbo vs yoruba while its about the north in relation to election conducted in Ijaw land. |
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