₦airaland Forum

mekaboy:
I pray it's not next level of hardship.

calm come after storm

Is a good thing for us to be going through hard times
It might not be what we want but what we need to enter the next level









long live

OIL is a blessing to any nation
Its you and your gang members that made it a curse to common man .
You feed off the oil you prick.








long live k

We cannot allow challenges posed by Minority to redefine our destiny and set our agenda for the worst.



NZ Sani Soon you will be needing a visa to visit us very soon.

No go talk ye self in to trouble that,s my advice










long live

About time

ho ha

Ciscogod:
U sef wan follow chop 20m..

I beg of them to arrest me. Anytime they are ready I can give them information about my location.

Why not

StOla:
slowpoke!

It is already owned by Folawiyo, go to Badagry and fight him for what is already in his domain.

Fur hamburger


The north first then you .
five yrs plan

Ciscogod:
DSS please come and arrest me illegally

Me too i beg

jollymizzle:
We no get oyell ba? The one for ondo na your own?
This is from the write up

Now let me explain to you,The bone of contention is if the oyell in Lagos truly belongs to lagos not if there is.oyell full there wella.but if u want come and take it

That,s the spirit come and take it abi

[quote author=989900E post=47498920][/quote]The international hydro carbon mappings are public documents and are in the public domain for sighting and reference....It is the greatest fraud of all time to physically thief and transmute the God given resources of the Ijaw and Niger Delta and to transfer same to Lagos state.Is it not enough to thief our resources through your constitutional abracadabra that you are now resorting to korokoro thief

StOla:
I can see that Asari with all his mental handicap, might even be brighter than you.

Why don't you go after Cotonou oil in offshore Seme next to Aje field? Better still, go after Ghana's oil too because the Ijaws own all the oil that their imagination allows.

Let me make it simple for you
The yoruba,s will ve to fight to own it .

[quote author=StOla post=47497689]Don't you understand that I am telling you as an oil industry professional that the Folawiyo Aje field is closer to Cotonou in Benin Republic that to Ogun state after Lagos?

How then can it be near Niger Delta or Bayelsa when it is not even close to Ogun State?

Are you going to believe a riff raff militant over a professional who also worked on the Folawiyo Aje field project?
Come with the Asari and relocate the field into Bayelsa then.[/qu



What you think we talking here, is it not about the coming.
we will come when you are ready

chai
How soon you sold the brother in you to the devil .

[quote author=ANAKONDA post=47496982][/quote]God no godfather yes

StOla:
What does Asari Dokubo know about the oil and gas industry besides militancy?

How does the Badagry-Seme offshore axis translate to Niger Delta or Ijaw territory?

I have worked on oil fields offshore Cotonou and Folawiyo's Aje field, and I know for a fact that Folawiyo's Aje field is closer to Cotonou than Ogun state, talkless of being any where near the gready Ijaws of the Niger Delta.

The case of Lagos is very fraudulent as the mining license OML113 granted to the company of late AbdulWahab Yinka Folawiyo, Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum Company LTD is no where near or close to the constitutionally recognized boundaries of Lagos state or within the contiguous continental shelf of Lagos State....The area where OML113 is located is off the boundaries of,and the contiguous continental shelf of Bayelsa and Delta state.

I don,t know but
If that,s what Asari said ,then that,s what it is
take it or leave

The “unity” that is not “ negotiable” today was not negotiated anywhere .




Now how shall we sing the Lord's song in a strange land .





long live

If Buhari had his way, all ministers would be from the North, Northern agenda is being strategically played out gradually. I do not regret campaigning and voting for Buhari, I stand by my decision to saving Nigeria off the hand of those who were leading it to the slaughter’s slab, robbing the nation blind at the expense of the masses and the future of the generations unborn.

Hmm






LVK