₦airaland Forum

markidoo:
This is serious, but OP that's not the picture of the mad man that fights unseen demons at traffi lights in Uyo.!!

I know that mad man and his madness came as a result of being a bully. He bullied one guy and when the guy came back for retaliation or payback he and his gang got the man and they amputated his hand, that affected him psychologically and since then he has been traumatized and fighting unseen demons at traffic lights in Uyo

Yeah and that one no keep that kind hair

And now the mods will be happy to tribalistically take this to the front page... Stupid set of tribalitic body

Khez:
dont be unfortunate, you tout

Guy you still the follow up una argument

Kabongo1:
And how does this contradict the numbers from NBS?

Can you share actual numbers and use the numbers to contradict the NBS report?

Are you even sure of the question you are asking and the post you are quoting?

NaijaDonCast:
So you brought a term paper or should I say research questionnaire to buttress your fact I laugh in Greek

OK bring urs na am waiting..

NaijaDonCast:
You just run to google to bring fact when me and you know those things have been there for so many years now argue with real facts and state real point rather than run to google to find NNPC and ExxonMobil guidelines

My brother if I didn't do this the same you will ask for proof or source...
Am from iwou achang in Ibeno where mobil is located, I know what am saying ok

NaijaDonCast:
I talked because I had fact how many Akwa ibomite are working with Exxon Yoruba and other tribe dominated oil companies, can you compare the number of people that made wealth with politics as to oil company workers? I know you're somewhere in Northern Nigeria typings this shit you know nothing about Akwa ibom u don't even understand the meaning of employment and self oriented means of livelihood are those Fishermen beckoning on the government or private firms to survive?

NNPC/MPN JV:
Operator of NNPC/MPN Joint Venture
The NNPC/MPN Joint Venture in Akwa Ibom State
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation/Mobil Producing Nigeria
Joint Venture (NNPC/MPN JV) has operated in Akwa Ibom state for
55 years, having been granted its first Oil Prospecting License (OPL)
in 1961.
Since then, the JV has consistently delivered significant economic
value to Akwa Ibom State and Nigeria.
Current State of the Business
The current decline in oil prices has forced a global cut back in
investments. There has been about a 75% reduction in JV profitability
compared to 2015, and JV partner cash call obligations have reached
a cumulative arrears in excess of $1.3bn, and growing, undermining
business sustainability. Additionally, vandalism and community unrest
have resulted in significant production losses. The resultant effects on
our business include: scaled down operations, limited new hire
opportunities, reduced personnel, project
deferments, contract renegotiations.
Surviving the Odds
These are trying times, indeed. A mind-set of
stakeholder collaboration has become the
irreducible minimum to assure business
sustainability for continued value creation for
all. An atmosphere/environment of ramped-up
hostility expressed in threats, abduction of
contractors, blockades and protests is counter-
productive. It poses an existential risk to our
operations with grave implications for the
revenue base of the state and our capacity to
provide employment and support on-going
social investments in our neighbouring
communities.
Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited has
consistently discharged its corporate and Joint
Venture duties and obligations to country,
state and communities. We, therefore, expect
to be treated as partners, as would anyone
with rights and privileges.
We are part of the Community
MPN is made up of people: Over 1700 citizens
living and working in Akwa Ibom State, mostly
indigenes. These individuals and their families
are actively contributing to the economy of the state. We expect all
people including our staff, as law abiding members of the community,
to be free to go to work without enduring threats and illegal tolls on
the road.
We seek and appreciate the support and collaboration of all
stakeholders, as we work to assure near term business sustainability.
Our long term business outlook and community investments can
remain positive only if all stakeholders genuinely collaborate towards
maintaining an atmosphere that is conducive for business for
everyone in Akwa Ibom State.
We invite all to continue to work with us to ensure
continued value delivery and prosperity in Akwa Ibom State.
665 graduates from the
NNPC/MPN JV-funded
Technical Training Center
75% of the graduates are employed
by the NNPC/MPN JV, of which 50%
are from Akwa Ibom State
Over 35% of our national
employees are Akwa
Ibomites
Most of Akwa Ibom
State’s 13% oil revenue
derivation is from the
NNPC/MPN JV production I
Largest private sector
employer providing
thousands of direct jobs
and supporting busine-
sses and social activities
Over 1700 personnel living
working in the state, and
mostly indigenes
N8 Billion counterpart
N6 Billion contributed to
over 380 Special Community
Projects chosen and executed
by neighbouring and coastal
communities (ongoing).
Average yearly ground rent
of N230 Million to the State
and tenement payment of
over N50 Million to Ibeno

NaijaDonCast:
I talked because I had fact how many Akwa ibomite are working with Exxon Yoruba and other tribe dominated oil companies, can you compare the number of people that made wealth with politics as to oil company workers? I know you're somewhere in Northern Nigeria typings this shit you know nothing about Akwa ibom u don't even understand the meaning of employment and self oriented means of lovelihood are those Fishermen beckoning on the government or private firms to survive?

Since you are senseless, let me ask you some key questions and my guy am in Akwa Ibom, Uyo precisely and am from Ibeno too... If you need more clarification on the matter contact me on Facebook hunchogee OK.


My questions goes like this:

1. How many direct staffs that ExxonMobil been the biggest oil company in Nigeria has?
2. How many Senior Contract staffs ( pengassan) do you think ExxonMobil with more than 23 facilties and 5 terminal has?
3. How any junior staffs (nupeng) do mobil has?
4. How many services staffs do mobil has?
5. Do you how many third parties Company staffs (Nalco etc) work for mobil..
6. Do you know how my project staffs work for mobil..
I can go on an on..

Do you know that Akwa Ibom alone houses 13oil companies..
Do you know ibeno eket axis alone houses up to 250 services companies..
Please Akwa Ibom has 35% of ExxonMobil overall direct staffs.. Thanks to mobil training school, Eket..
70% of mobil contract staffs are all from AKS..
Please verify ant info if in doubt..

Those data above are even only particular about mobil what about other oil companies in ibeno or eket axis

You can read more about mobil contribution to Akwa Ibom below...


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Kinematics:
See this one. Out of jealousy you ran to open your own thread on AKS seaport that's just a mou. Continue masking your pain.

And you suddenly ran to read about it..
You indeed seem like a fool

rottennaija:
Which clarification? Unemployment in Akwa Ibom is so bad. If you are not there, I am. I walk the street of Akwa Ibom State every single day. I know the situation.

But the truth is, Akwa Ibom State govt don't like any news that is negative. Such news reveals the truth about their propaganda.

You still don't answer my question.. Is it bad for a father to seek clarification from is own son tag thief before prosecution??

NaijaDonCast:
I live all my life in Akwa Ibom apart from when I went for service, I want to tell you NBS are 99% correct in some Local government like they one I'm currently in the only major means of survival is bricklaying work, followed by Bet9ja employees and underpayed secondary school teaching job of about 7 to 15k salary every month, while the major rich guys are politics inclined personnel parading all over Uyo with different tinted Toyota spider

So if the major rich are politicians, what about guys working in Oil companies and its relative services companies in the area?
Secondly so according to you Katsina is richer than AKS, since is not a major unemployment spot. You really get sense at all??

Do you know what Ibeno, Mbo & eastern obolo trawler Fishermen earns in a day??

Please get sense oo ok