₦airaland Forum

kuderrich:
@ops I av no reason to doubt this story, I once heard same from a reliable source. Don't b surprise wen u start hearing the names of those behind it.........for now, I think I will reserve m comments,sit back and watch as things unfold.

Somebody solved the riddle on Wednesday: former Senate president and former minister Dr Iyorchia Ayu. In brief, this is what Ayu said at the 5th Convocation Lecture of the Adekunle Ajasin University:

The oil wealth beneath the Chad Basin is fanning the embers of insurgency in the country because prominent businessmen and politicians in both Nigeria and Chad, in association with French companies, have invested heavily in oil exploration and exploitation. They are the principal financiers of, and arms suppliers to, Boko Haram. The group’s destabilisation of the north-eastern part of Nigeria benefits these investors because it delays exploration and production on the Nigerian side of Lake Chad.

The Lake Chad Basin is estimated to have a reserve of 2.32billion barrels of oil, and 14.65trillion cubic feet of natural gas. The oil and gas flows underground across the countries sharing the Lake Chad Basin: Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroun. Using 3D drilling, Chad is not only tapping oil within its territory but also from Nigeria, to push up its production levels...

LouisVanGaal:
... ...God pls don't let Cult movements regain hold of my 'alma mater' IJN..enjoyed a peaceful stay there btw 2008-2012. 'Of the fundamental gbo gbo'!!!