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Anambralstson:
Chinese are everywhere in Anambra, our people gradual embracing their culture.

China Confucius institution Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka

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MetaPhysical:
Anambra"illegitimate"son,

1. Shell has operations in Escravos, Seplat does not.

2. ANOH is a joint venture Shell/Seplat.

3. ANOH is a project and operates OML53 and OML21. Between the two there are six wells, drilled for oil.

4. Shel/Seplat is mining oil from underground.

5. When the oil gets to surface it is taken through refinement to extract gas.

6. The gas is piped and stored in Oben storage facilities.

7. From Oben, gas delivery trucks are filled and rolled out to take the end product to nearby markets, including Imo State. Lagos is not a nearby market and there is no truck rolling from Oben to Lagos.

8. So how do you get gas from Oben to Lagos? ....or from Imo to Lagos?
Impossible under current arrangements. If ever it will be done it will be gas pipeline from Oben going to Escravos to connect to ELPS.

9. Is there a gas pipeline from Imo to Lagos? No.

10. Is there pipeline from Oben to Lagos? No.

11. Is there gas reserve in Imo? No.

....but if there is we would love to know so we can scatter it and Imo and Biafra remain a powerless state under Oduduwa exploitation.

Get sense!

Pentagon007:
The gas from ANOH is to be taken to OBEN(owned by Seplat) processing plant. Then after processing, it is then taken to Escravos from where it will then be piped onwards to Lagos. STOP trying to twist fact. In a report concerning the Owerri gas operation, it is stated thus;
”The processed gas will be transported to the
Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System (ELPS) and
West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) through a
26km-long spur line connecting to the OB3
pipeline. The produced LPG will be trucked
directly to Owerri, while the condensate will be
exported to either Shell Bonny and or ENI’s
Brass River terminal"

Pentagon007:
The gas from ANOH is to be taken to OBEN(owned by Seplat) processing plant. Then after processing, it is then taken to Escravos from where it will then be piped onwards to Lagos.

NB: The Yoruba boys here are trying to twist fact. In a report concerning the Owerri gas operation, it is stated thus;
”The processed gas will be transported to the
Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System (ELPS) and
West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) through a
26km-long spur line connecting to the OB3
pipeline. The produced LPG will be trucked
directly to Owerri, while the condensate will be
exported to either Shell Bonny and or ENI’s
Brass River terminal"

Benevento:
You ain't making sense Sir, i was expecting a logical reply from you but instead you further reaffirm my belief that Ipob are fools.

If you are up to the task, bring up a worthy city in igboland and let's argue about the most developed city between Ibadan and that city on the basis of.
Population
Education
Health care system
Transportation
Standard of living
Infrastructure
The most short after.

Don't be afraid boy.

Igbochief001:
Lol foreign investment ...why do you people even celebrate foreign investments

This is one thing I like about our people we don't give foreign investment many chances before they come we already have local companies doing it

A company which invest $50 million dollars into your economy would take $500 million out of it over 20 years ....but if it's a Nigerian or locals your economy would grow by 500 million dollars more

Ota would have close to the same industry as nnewi but you can't compare both why ? One is foreign investment one is local

I'm a believer in 100% Africapitalism

And as for night mile read about it ...

The industrial complex u just showed is almost same size as the one owned by master energy in abia

Benevento:
This is Enugu, probably the most beautiful city in the east, can you see thousands of skyscrapers? More beautiful than New York times square.

Sanromeo:
When does brown roofs now translate to poverty? The East where there's no brown roofs, we see how they sell their birth rights for few litres of kerosene and a plate of Fufu. We don't do that here.