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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 5:24pm On Mar 02, 2018

Purehuman:
Lagos recorded 51 kidnappings in 2016 and 245 murders. So what do you say about that?

https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/5145-group_wants_lagos_govt_to_act_fast_on_kidnapping.html/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjGuvyPgc7ZAhWMWRQKHT9yCKUQFjADegQICRAB&usg=AOvVaw3Kr5hHZ93qq5wYnD1ZOGqJ&ampcf=1

How many of them are Exon mobile oil workers?

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 5:13pm On Mar 02, 2018

LaudableXX:
Hello, the Norway example was given to show that not all oil companies site their head office in the same location where their exploration activities are carried out. In 2013, Statoil unveiled its unique head office which is located just outside Oslo, the capital city of Norway. Meanwhile the exploration activities of Statoil are located several kilometers away from its head office, within the Norwegian continental shelf, and in different parts of the North sea.

....and private entities site their HQs based on favorable factors needed to enhance their operations and safety and security of their staff members.

There is no law under the sun or within the Nigerian constitution that says oil companies must base their HQs here or there and if the AI government or even you feel so strongly that they must do so, sat your argument with the Lawmakers in Abuja to install such laws into our constitution. Yours is just a futile internet exercise.

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 5:07pm On Mar 02, 2018

LaudableXX:
You have just contradicted yourself with this post you made here. Were you not the first person who stated that the "The revenue is created at the operations location but transferred to HQ/Admin?" You were asked how this was done, so that you could substantiate your statement.

It was pointed out to you that irrespective of where the Finance/Admin dept is located in Lagos, revenue from crude goes to the federal govt, and not the state govt, so the location of the Finance dept is immaterial.

You came back to reply that "We have heard countless times about NNPC battling with oil companies that refuse to remit oil royalties to the government." You were asked to provide the names of oil companies who default in remitting such royalties to federal govt. Instead of providing the names of companies that do not remit royalties like you claimed, you came back to declare that VAT is irrelevant. Really??

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN Economic Report for the fourth quarter of 2017 (Q4 2017), revealed that VAT revenue generated by government increased to NGN 968 billion naira in 2017. Why don't you advise Akwa Ibom to reject its share of VAT proceeds, if you feel it is so irrelevant?

Anyway, your responses here have shown that you lack understanding of the subject matter....

Tax Evasion: Nigerian Court Orders US Oil Firm ExxonMobil To Pay $83 million For 2008-NAN

The activities of International Oil Companies operating in the oil sector and milking the economy came to the fore as the Tax Appeal Tribunal, Lagos Zone, on Friday ordered Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited to pay 83.4 million dollars (N13 billion) education tax to the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS).
Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited, an ExxonMobil subsidiary operates an oil export terminal off Akwa Ibom coastline connected by a pipeline network to its two oil blocks in a Joint Venture with NNPC.

The tribunal gave the order while delivering judgment on an appeal filed by the oil company against the FIRS.

http://africansuntimes.com/2013/06/tax-evasion-nigerian-court-orders-us-oil-firm-exxonmobil-to-pay-83-million-for-2008-nan/

Just saying...

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 4:54pm On Mar 02, 2018

LaudableXX:
Did you even read through all the posts on this thread from the beginning, to understand the reason why that post was made? Nobody is comparing staff strength of major oil companies. The point was to show that not all major oil firms site their head office in the same location, where their drilling operations or exploration activities are conducted. Listen and learn!

...but you are ignoring the Nigerian context in favor of a foreign entity with different geographical, safety and security issues.

Are oil workers getting killed, kidnapped, amputated and slaughtered anywhere in Norway? I don't think so.

What they are doing in Norway is not a one size fits all prescription for the rest of the world.

Please, confine your argument and logic to Nigeria.

Politics › Re: $500m: ‘why Fayemi Disagreed With House On Ajaokuta Steel’ by deomelllo: 4:44pm On Mar 02, 2018

chloedogie:
Our corrupt system and politicians pave ways for even the sane technocrats to start misbehaving whenever they are given political appointments. Imagine someone like deiziani who worked years for shell rose to the level of a director only for her to enter govt and she became so loose. But thanks God for the likes of Fashola and Fayemi. I keep saying our problem lies not with the president as an individual but the system and these cancerous legislators.

Our system is so bankrupt and insanely polluted and until we clean up our institutions, we are not going anywhere as a country.

Look at PMB, he came in vowing to fight corruption and jail corrupt people, but what happened? Nothing. Though his actions has little or nothing to do with the poor results because he can not fight a system that's so rotten across the board and across so many state institutions from the presidency down to the other 2 arms of government, the legislature and the judiciary.

Look at the reps an the senate, they are not only very corrupt, their entire leadership from the senate president down to his deputy are all on trial or under investigation for corruption and not only that, the presidents pick to fight corruption as the head of the EFCC must be confirmed by the same crooks in the senate on trial and investigation for corruption before the same EFCC pick sent by the president. Where is this done on the surface of the earth? Only in Nigeria.

It's like asking armed robbers to select and approve their own favorite lawyers, favorite prosecutors and favorite judges.

It doesn't stop there, the same crooks and corrupt people in the legislature and across the federal system all have their favorite corrupt members of the 3rd arm of government, the judiciary. They go to and bribe corrupt judges and member of the judiciary for favorite rulings, endless injunctions, even perpetual injunctions.

The judiciary is the last stand against corruption and we depend on them for deterrence, but a whole section of the judiciary and top judges are on trial for different acts of corruption.

So, all the 3 arms of government are grossly corrupt from top to bottom and PMB can promise all day to fight corruption, it won't happen simply because all our institutions and the 3 arms of government are corrupt and incompetent.

What a travesty.

Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 3:49pm On Mar 02, 2018

Kidnappers Cut Off Hand Of Mobil Ex-staff After Collecting N5 Million Ransom

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The kidnappers had demanded a sum of N500 million from his family as ransom but later reduced it to N70 million after two weeks of negotiation.

According to reports reaching Concise News, the desperate kidnappers advised his family to sell the polytechnic in order to raise the ransom.

Udom’s abductors took him from his place in Akwa Ibom to Aba in Abia state, where he was released from, after he was amputated, a close source revealed.

“The kidnappers were angry when N5 million was paid to them. They told the family contact that the N5 million was for the victim’s welfare. Maybe because they could not get more money, they decided to chop off one of his hands.

“However, the family is happy that he is alive. He is currently receiving treatment in a hospital after being in the kidnappers’ custody for one month.”

https://www.concisenews.global/news/kidnappers-amputates-mobil-ex-staff-collecting-n5-million-ransom/

This happened less than a year ago, they kidnapped this Exon Mobile worker for ransom and later amputated him. Their own fellow Nigerian.

And this is what they want Exon Mobile to subject their workers to in Akwa Ibom?

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 3:37pm On Mar 02, 2018

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Obdk:
why re u pained by this news. why r u bringing out old links to prove its not safe in the niger delta....

ur painment is just starting because other companies re moving too.... the niger deltans will now control d destiny of the companies. with quota for emoloyment. community services. bonuses. taxes. every single thing Lagos has been benefiting....
i trust the niger deltans they re master at the game of milking oil companies...

dont be too pained. its d reality..

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This happened just in less than 2 months into this new year, 2018.

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Politics › Re: $500m: ‘why Fayemi Disagreed With House On Ajaokuta Steel’ by deomelllo: 3:21pm On Mar 02, 2018

Construction of Gahapi-Nanjing $200 million steel mill begins

Industry Minister MS Hidayat on Friday kicked off construction of a US$200 million integrated blast furnace by a joint venture company in Medan, North Sumatra.

'I, on behalf of the Indonesian government, entrust this investment so it can develop in North Sumatra, which is hoped to be a center of development for Indonesia's strategic industries due to its huge potential,' he said during the groundbreaking ceremony.

Construction of the steel mill is being carried out by PT Gunung Gahapi Nisco Indonesia, a joint venture between Indonesian steel maker PT Gunung Gahapi Sakti and China's Nanjing Iron and Steel Co.

The first phase of construction is estimated to cost $100 million before it moves forward to the next step of development costing another $100 million.

The first phase is expected to be completed next year and the second phase by 2017.

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2014/04/26/construction-gahapi-nanjing-200-million-steel-mill-begins.html

@ Topic.

Ajaokuta was built by the Soviet Union/Russia with ancient equipment and technology, so why are they even trying to pump billions into that relics?

For the $1 billion the minister is asking for, he can build more than a dozen modern micro-steel mills or 2-3 standard steel mills.

Indonesia is a major steel mill and the above new mill in Indonesia was constructed and stated for completion in 2017 @ 5000,000 metric tones cost only $200 million so the same mill in Nigeria and after fracturing extra $100 million for Nigerian environment, they can build 2 or even 3 new, modern and more efficient steel mills for $1 billion.

Nigerian leaders are antiquated and old just like old and and antiquated thinking and vision.

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Politics › Re: $500m: ‘why Fayemi Disagreed With House On Ajaokuta Steel’ by deomelllo: 2:45pm On Mar 02, 2018

chloedogie:
Legislators that are asking for the minister to add $500 million? When the minister, his team and the administrator have done their survey and scope? You must be joking. How did they know that Ajaokuta needs additional 500m dols? HOW?

This is how crooked and corrupt the legislatures are, they are so used to budget padding that the new situation with ministers like Fayemi and Fashola standing in their looting ways looks like an anomaly and challenge.

Fashola's 3 ministries and Fayemi's ministry used to be their cash cow where they pad and approve budgets loaded with unwanted and un-requested funds that the ministers and pam-secs kick backs to the reps in form of contract awards to their front companies.

They even expect the ministries to fund their foreign travels, shopping and estacode pay scams. They are are still going after Fashola for refusing to fund their foreign trips.

When you hear the reps shouting and going sanctimonious, they are not doing so because they care about Nigeria or their legislative duties, it's always about their pockets.

These reps are nothing but greedy clowns and saboteurs.

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 5:24am On Mar 02, 2018

DankemzI:
Akpabio once said South West sends Mercenaries to other regions to disrupt peace!
That is Unclad Truth

The only truth here is the fact that because of the backwardness and the poor safety and security situation in Akwa Ibom, Akpabio's wife and children lived on Lagos when he was the governor Akwa Ibom.

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 3:34am On Mar 02, 2018

fuckpro:
...Akwaibom is a safe heaven everyone knows that

FIVE EXXONMOBIL STAFF KIDNAPPED IN AKWA IBOM

https://www.informationng.com/2015/04/five-exxonmobil-staff-kidnapped-in-akwa-ibom.html

Nigeria military repel attack on ExxonMobil compound

https://www.reuters.com/article/ozatp-nigeria-delta-20090218-idAFJOE51H07T20090218

Turkish citizens kidnapped in Akwa Ibom

According to him, the expatriates, who work for BKS Construction Company which is based in Onna, were seized by gunmen from a hotel in Eket, an industrial city which is home to Mobile, the Nigerian subsidiary of US oil giant Exxon.

http://nigeriannewsdirect.com/turkish-citizens-kidnapped-in-akwa-ibom/

Akwa Ibom is not safe for Exon Mobile and Oil workers. Facts don't lie.

Oil companies left because of lack of safety and security, violence and kidnappings.

You can not guarantee their safety and security with office building..

Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 1:52am On Mar 02, 2018

pazienza:
What does it matter? What matters is that they move to Akwaibom, where they rightfully belong, increase Akwaibom IGR, and enable the AKSG have more funds to continue her uncommon transformation of the state.

Why are Nigerians this wicked, why are you this pained at returning to a people, a valuable asset of theirs that they were robbed off, and that you had enjoyed for decades?

Shouldn't you be thankful for those years you ripped those people off by enjoying what rightfully belonged to them, and show gratitude by wishing them well now that they are about getting it back?

Why are you this wicked, why? Why is this story giving you sleepless night, why do you enjoy robbery?

You can not make them relocate until you are able to tell us or figure out the reason why they are in Lagos and even refusing to relocate to Akwa Ibom in the first place.

I don't remember Exon Mobile telling AI government that they are in Lagos because of lack of fancy building in AI.

No doctor can treat or prescribe medicine to any sick patient without first diagnosing and finding out what is wrong with the patient in the first place.You are putting the cart before the horse.

Jokes apart, why is it so hard for you people to think like sensible adults?

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 1:44am On Mar 02, 2018

pazienza:
Stop crying more than the beareved.
We know your cries are coming from a devilish point of view. You want to keep what rightfully belongs to Akwaibom to yourselves.
The amount AKSG would spend on this project would not be more than that your Tinubu and Fashola had embezzled from Lagos coffers.

You have no point.

The building would not only serve as Mobil headquarters, it would beautify the state skyline, enhance Her Aesthetic value and improve its tourist potential as a choice modern centre in Nigeria.

My bad, I forget say Akwa Ibom government do share with you all the details as per insider...

grin

Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 1:35am On Mar 02, 2018

pazienza:
Stop blowing your cover .
You almost got everyone fooled until you started meddling into IPOB issues, and then this!

You are not as wise as I thought.

What Akwa Ibom is doing is dangling the carrot before Mobil, by providing world class facilties for them, allow Mobil to decline before you bring your Yorubatic hate and envy for a people's progress here.

Akwa Ibom is a safe haven and more secured that Lagos, with even less crime rate, it's less populated with greenery environment and all.

Mobil will move to Akwaibom, it was bound to happen soon or later, and it's the right moral thing to do.

You can now continue your demonic wailing with your Yoruba cohorts, see who cares.

Why are they in Lagos and refusing to move to Akwa Ibom , instead of the beautiful, safe and secured Akwa Ibom.?

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 1:25am On Mar 02, 2018

pazienza:
The level of demonic tendencies Nigerians exhibit eh, nah die.

How can a supposedly self acclaimed Akwa ibomite be crying over AKWA IBOM move to bring Mobil to Akwa Ibom from Lagos?
What's sort of deception and treachery is this? How can a Yoruba man be claiming to be an Akwaibomite just to score cheap points on a faceless forum?
In what planet would a genuine Akwa Ibomite be at the forefront of the opposition to this move?

The question is, why are Akwa Ibomites supporting foolish and irresponsible decision to spend billions on any building just to force a private and foreign company to relocate to Akwa Ibom?

What if they don't relocate after completing your multi-billion naira building? Will you take them to court or put them in handcuffs and drag them to Akwa Ibom?

I know we have bad and terrible leaders today, but know we also have bad and terrible thinking bad leaders of tomorrow is very disheartening.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Attracted $12.2bn Capital Inflow In 2017 – NBS by deomelllo: 1:13am On Mar 02, 2018

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Bitterleafsoup:
The truth is painful, shame on you for being a coward to face it.

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I can not be bothered with ignorant, unintelligent, angry, hateful, angry, bitter and disgruntled anti Nigerian ipobs.

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 12:18am On Mar 02, 2018

hammer6F:
ANAMBRA BUILT LAGOS.

Your anambra village developed Lagos, but anambra they build absurd rubbish like in the above pictures in their own village...

You people no go kill pesin with lafta I swear..

grin

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 12:13am On Mar 02, 2018

hammer6F:

STATE OF THE ART OFFICE FACILITIES AND ALL THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN NIGERIA FROM SS/SE WILL SWAY DEM TO RELOCATE.

U WANT A TALKING SHOP?

AKWA IBOM IS TAKING DECISIVE ACTION.

THIS WILL GUARANTEE THEIR RELOCATION ALOT FASTER

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Is this the able village medicine man you want to send to Akwa Ibom to make Exon Mobiel relocate to Akwa Ibom..

From the above abomination pictures, you have worse issues to deal with in your anambra village than in akwa ibom..

grin

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 12:03am On Mar 02, 2018

BukkyDauda:
Source or no source, the Oil Giant has to move closer to their Operational Base.

Why?

Because you put medicine for mouth?

Comedians

grin

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 10:57pm On Mar 01, 2018

manny4life:
Whether Houston is the Energy Capital or not is certainly not the question. Please say what you know and what you can defend. Exxon pays all their taxes to different jurisdiction where their operations are. For instance, local property taxes for which they file annual rendition forms is paid to the Country Appraisal District where the property located. Their oil wells in West Texas say the Midlands would be paid to the CAD over there NOT Houston. Same applies to gasoline taxes as well Payroll taxes. Yes Houston gets a huge portion of the franchise/sales tax, but all jurisdictions get all their taxes.

...but here in Nigeria, what's the difference? The HQs are paper offices in Lagos while the operational HQ with nearly all their workers are still in Akwa Ibom and paying taxes, including payroll taxes to Akwa Ibom?

Also, the operations in Akwa Ibom are joint ventures with NNPC, so, NNPC will end up holding the bag for tax payments to Akwa Ibom.

Even sef, all their community assistance and social responsibility works are in Akwa Ibom and not Lagos.

Btw, Houston gets payroll and property taxes too, including sales.

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 10:28pm On Mar 01, 2018

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hammer6F:
U GOT NO CASE, THEY ARE BUILDING OFFICES FOR OIL COMPANIES.

THEY WILL GET SAME SECURITY AVAILABLE IN LAGOS AND OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD THEIR OWN RESIDENTIAL AREA OR WORK AREA IF THEY PREFER THE COASTAL AREA TO IN LAND UYO.

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No offense, I can not keep up with your gibberish.

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 10:26pm On Mar 01, 2018

manny4life:
Comedians right... Continue

1. You are a comedian because Akwa Ibom is vastly richer than Lagos state.

2. For so many years under Akpabio, Akwa Ibom with just 5 million people passed larger budgets than Lagos state with 20 million people and sometimes even over N100 billion larger.

3. For several years under Akpabio, Akwa Ibom budgeted billions for the construction of Ibaka deep seaport, but he did not clear even ordinary bush or build an ordinary fence.

4. By the time Akpabio left office, he completed and commissioned only 1 football stadium, 1 cinema, 1 library, 1 uncompleted hospital, some roads and 1 flyover.

...but Fashola was commissioning major and grand projects left and right.

It's all about leadership qualities, not just money

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 10:17pm On Mar 01, 2018

manny4life:
It's the most appropriate thing to do... Almost all Oil Drilling Companies are located in TX or Louisiana, not Washington DC or NY. You cannot drill resources from State A and then pay taxes in State B. It's just not right.

Criminal elements in Texas and Lousiana are not killing and kidnapping oil workers both states.

Besides, the city of Houston is the Energy capital of USA and all the Oil Comps are HQed in the City Of Houston, they pay taxes to the City of Houston, not to the oil-producing cities and Counties deep inside Texas.

So, why are the oil-producing cities and counties deep inside Texas clamoring and demanding that all oil companies move their HWs to the oil-producing Counties?

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 10:05pm On Mar 01, 2018

manny4life:
Maybe if they receive the Billions of Naira that Lagos receives, perhaps they would be able to combat homegrown violence and kidnappings and integrate the youths into meaningful enterprise.

Billions of Naira from who?

From you?

Too many comedians on NL these days..

Last I checked, Akwa Ibom rake in more billions from the FG than Lagos state and the rest of Nigeria

grin

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 10:02pm On Mar 01, 2018

hammer6F:
AKWA IBOM IS A SAFE HAVEN. IN FACT, PARADISE!

TAKE YOUR LAGOS AND GO.

Didn't know you are a comedian..

grin

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 9:56pm On Mar 01, 2018

hammer6F:
LAGOS RIGHT?

THEY DEPEND ON EVERYBODY, TOO LAZY TO DO OR DEVELOP THEMSELVES.

At least, their workers are not getting killed and kidnapped in Lagos.

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 9:55pm On Mar 01, 2018

Militants kidnap 7 from Exxon platform off Nigeria

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nigeria-kidnappings/militants-kidnap-7-from-exxon-platform-off-nigeria-idUSTRE6AE32Z20101116

FIVE EXXONMOBIL STAFF KIDNAPPED IN AKWA IBOM

https://www.informationng.com/2015/04/five-exxonmobil-staff-kidnapped-in-akwa-ibom.html

Nigeria military repel attack on ExxonMobil compound

https://www.reuters.com/article/ozatp-nigeria-delta-20090218-idAFJOE51H07T20090218

Turkish citizens kidnapped in Akwa Ibom

According to him, the expatriates, who work for BKS Construction Company which is based in Onna, were seized by gunmen from a hotel in Eket, an industrial city which is home to Mobile, the Nigerian subsidiary of US oil giant Exxon.

http://nigeriannewsdirect.com/turkish-citizens-kidnapped-in-akwa-ibom/

Oil companies left because of lack of safety and security, violence and kidnappings.

You can not guarantee their safety and security with office building..

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Politics › Re: 21 Storey Building For Mobil In Akwa Ibom: Construction Begins by deomelllo: 9:47pm On Mar 01, 2018

Why are the governors in that part of the country so mentally incompetent and naive?

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Politics › Re: SAD YORUBA NATION? by deomelllo: 9:24pm On Mar 01, 2018

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Reelectbuhari:
Mr stop what u doing......it is called foolishness......read what they wrote...if any part affects u...work on it and improve on that....

stop the childish......u are matured....behave...

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What is this one rambling about? Are you so pained because of what I posted?

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Attracted $12.2bn Capital Inflow In 2017 – NBS by deomelllo: 9:22pm On Mar 01, 2018*

Yyeske:
Ok so you feel you have the guts to talk, the wailers are coming for your head and don't call anyone to your rescue

I can take on a million and one ignorant, unintelligent and worthless ipobs, it's community service and somebody got to do it.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Attracted $12.2bn Capital Inflow In 2017 – NBS by deomelllo: 9:19pm On Mar 01, 2018

manny4life:
1. Did you say getting better? Lmao, you actually believe your own hype... That's TCN's website, electricity has remained at 4,000 MW range http://www.tcnorg.com/

2. You can blame PDP all you want, it's the likes of Amaechi and the rest that are still in APC. What has Buhari done since he became president? Didn't he promise 24hrs electricity? Besides, what do you expect when a lawyer is heading Ministry of Power? Lmao... Continue deceiving yourself.

3. They're rebuilding it yet the funds were approved way before the the Press Release in January 2017 yet, Transmission hasn't improved, heck it even collapsed a m
onth ago and hasn't even received any major upgrades to handle at least 5,000 MW... Continue deceiving yourself.

1. Look at this ignorant joker, the argument was the fact that we generate above what our grid can sustain so what do you think happens when we generate over 5000MW according to the chart below?

Or your ignorant understanding of what we generate is stagnant at 4000MW?

And if you are going to quote or post any fact about what we generate, common sense says you should go to Nigeria Electricity System, it states whate we generate and the agency link you posted is not tasked with that responsibility.

2. WB loan approval was never granted on Feb 15 2017, it was granted on Feb 15 2018, must be a typo on their part.

3. I said our grid cannot handle what we generate because we now generate more than we can handle, but you ignorantly asserted that we don't, but according to the chart below, we, in fact, generate over 5000MW, so with your comment that our grid cannot handle 5000MW, are you not directly and even ignorantly agreeing with me that we, in fact, generate over 5000MW and our grid cannot handle more than that hence the transmission collapse?

Examine your utterance before opening your mouth because you needlessly contradict your own insane assertions simply because the need to needlessly criticize based on what you don't know dooms your own thoughts and ignorant ramblings.

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Politics › Re: SAD YORUBA NATION? by deomelllo: 8:18pm On Mar 01, 2018

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

You own Lagos, you own Abuja and the rest of Nigeria, but t the end of the day, this is you back in your village..

grin

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