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Diplomatic001:
The ole is still showing face....
Toyota claimers...

Coscharis , Oya go and claim FORD and BMW..

IGBOS are GREAT

REMEMBER YOU POSTED IBO PIC UNDER YORUBA TRIBAL MARKS
SO REPEAT WELL ABEG.

Weinberg:
Atlas Oranto petroleum owned by Arthur Eze dwarfs all Yoruba owned oil exploration companies.. UJu Ifejika of Brittania U Nigeria and Ghana is the most powerful woman in oil and gas business in Africa.. Most of the companies Yoruba guys posted here like Gatwick Airport etc are multinational corporation in which a yoruba person has a significant share in them..They didn't start them from scratch... Just like the way Wale Tinubu is threatening Kachikwu to sell PH refinery to him without competitive bidding..What Yoruba people does is to lobby the government to sell National companies to them without properly following due process..
It sucks to be Afonja. Ugly tribe.

BURSTED


Oando is Nigeria's largest independent conglomerate in the energy industry, including petroleum products marketing, supply & trading, exploration and production, and gas distribution, and the first Nigerian company to achieve a dual listing on both the Nigerian and Johannesburg Stock Exchanges. Oando is Nigeria's largest indigenous oil company with a production output of 54,000 boepd and a market capitalisation of $894 Million.

Through its upstream subsidiary Oando Energy Resources (OER), Oando has a secondary listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange with a market capitalisation approximately $1 Billion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oando

ARGUE WITH FACTS NEXT TIME

Oando Plc Acquires Assets from ConocoPhillips
In July 2014, Oando, one of Africa’s largest integrated energy solutions providers, acquired ConocoPhillips’ Nigerian oil and gas business for $1.5bn. We took a closer look at this landmark deal
Currently, many in Western markets are wary of what exposure to emerging markets could mean for their margins – meaning local players are able to reclaim a share of the domestic market.
One such firm is Nigeria’s Oando – already among Africa’s leading energy providers, and enjoying a newfound status as one of the region’s premier oil and gas producers.
Made up of six entities, Oando is listed on the Nigerian, Johannesburg, and Toronto stock exchanges, and has headed operations in exploration and production, energy services, gas and power and downstream activities, and has made a number of pioneering breaking advances in the Nigerian energy sector.
But now, the company is setting its sights even higher, starting with its recent US$1.5bn acquisition of ConocoPhillips’ hydrocarbons assets.
The landmark acquisition has transformed Oando into Nigeria’s leading indigenous exploration and production company, with a total hydrocarbon production capacity of approximately 45,000 boe/d (barrels of oil equivalents), 2P reserves of 230.64 MMboe (millions of barrels of oil equivalents) and 2C resources of 547 MMboe. Furthermore, the transaction is immediately cash generative, with expected annual revenues of over US$600m and 50% earnings before interest, taxes, with depreciation and amortisation margin to boot.
The deal has increased Oando’s capacity eight-fold: pre-acquisition, the company had a production rate of approximately 5,000 bpd. The deal has rapidly consolidated its stature as a leading name in the West African oil and gas business. Although the country’s overall production rate is far short of what it once was (due mainly to theft and sabotage) the company expects the production rate to climb by another 600,000 bpd over the next five years, on top of two million barrels produced daily already.
With an ambition to produce 100,000 bpd before 2019, Oando’s position in the African energy market seems set only to become stronger.

Diplomatic001:
Ole.....you people want to claim Toyota....


IGBOS are GREAT

are we still on repeating issues?

Looooooool
I dey watch em

Biafrans oya dey repeat o
Repeat repeat


I dey here dey witness madness s

Ilovemystate:
Genesis group

Repeating innoson and Emzor

Repeat repeat repeat

laudate:
You attached a photograph of Grand Oil to your post. The same Grand Oil that is produced by UAC Plc? Chai, must you lie to get your point across?

He's almost at final stage of madness
Their strategy is to keep on repeating pics lol
I know how an Igbo thinks very animalistic
Na to repeat google images and non existing companies

Diplomatic001:
Coscharis can also claim FORD and BMW...

markfemi=ole

IGBOS are GREAT

Are you still repeating tailors

Diplomatic001:
ELIZADE claiming Toyota..

GERMINE motors should come and see oh!!!!
Somebody want to steal their motors...

OLE


IGBOS are GREAT

Almost at final stage of madness
Already repeating the same post twice
Wonderful RIDE ON

Diplomatic001:
Proforce is owned by Columbians

Toyota is not owned by Elizade..abi u wan thieve Japan motor...ole

Innoson is owned by Indonesians

Igbo trolls

Waiting for the next repeated pics

Ilovemystate:
And you brother busy repeating Elezade, Eleganza, Colemate and Honewell these are four manufacturing industries own by Yoruba men Hypocrisy

We are simply repeating back to you
You repeat innoson we repeat pro force
You repeat coscharis we repeat Elizade

Simple as ABC
Show us new or keep on repeating till you battery dies

Having being humiliated beyond reason

iPod is repeating and repeating and we are waiting for something new lol

Igbo association of repeaters

Repeaters

Nwakaumu:
Afonja are receiving evening beating.Confused people. their next action is insult,they are very predictable.

Take tissue to wipe your tears of defeat as you write this

Repeaters now

Looool
They will repeat till their battery dies
I dey hear for them
Oya
I love my state
Diplomatic001
Awolowo001

Repeat reapeatc

Igbos are great

Lol

Igbos are great

Igbos are great

Abeg help diplomatic001 comment on his thread

Shameless tribe
Only 6 pages chai ☕️

Madness galore

Diplomatic001:
IGBOS are GREAT

E don change moniker to diplomatic001 Abeg may I dey witness my boy dey carry my order

Corporate beggers Igbo people

Awolowo001 had better continue repeating if you stop your papa go die
Innoson o
Sinpak o
Repeat