I could understand his frustration. same way I host visitors who are first timers around concord avenue owerri, and the next thing they ask is if we are driving towards government house... lol I'll just laugh in my mind like the standards are actually high in SE
I had thought it was normal as a child growing up until i traveled for youth service and also visited other parts of west Africa to realize that it’s rare to see 3 storey buildings not to talk 5-6 being built by individuals who are in no way affiliated to government
Both parties should have a synergy when events like this occur. However, the state governor is more of an authority. This is because if he doesn’t grant the relevant bodies the right to enter such land for exploration or mining as the case may be, nothing will happen.
Also the State Governor isn’t answerable to the President of the Federation unlike the Minister. Furthermore, the President can fire the Minister if he/ she doesn’t get his/ her acts right.
In your spare time, go and read Sections 1 and 2 of the Land Use Act and educate yourself.
Furthermore, data from NUPRC shows that Nigeria’s gas deposit stands at 206.5TCF
So why is there no synergy between the ministry of petroleum resources and the Delta state government?
You have also shown great illiteracy by insinuating that the Delta governor knows more about oil and gas resources in NIGERIA, than the federal ministry of Petroleum resources.
If Delta state has 40% of Nigeria's gas resources, how come both Shell BP and SEPLAT are individually constructing massive gas complexes in Imo state and not in Delta state? You think such companies will sink the those billions of dollars in a state that has minimal gas resources.
And btw, why will you think that a 2021 article will still be ENTIRELY very current today in 2024? I'm even wondering whether you are normal, as a matter of fact.
Bottomline is that at the moment, Imo state has more than 60% of Nigeria's gas resources. This is fact that your inferior intellectual somersaulting can never obliterate. At least you now seem to accept Nigeria has up to 206 tcf of gas. Initially, you were skeptical Nigeria even had up to 200 tcf, which Imo alone can boast of.
So why is there no synergy between the ministry of petroleum resources and the Delta state government?
You have also shown great illiteracy by insinuating that the Delta governor knows more about oil and gas resources in NIGERIA, than the federal ministry of Petroleum resources.
If Delta state has 40% of Nigeria's gas resources, how come both Shell BP and SEPLAT are individually constructing massive gas complexes in Imo state and not in Delta state? You think such companies will sink the those billions of dollars in a state that has minimal gas resources.
And btw, why will you think that a 2021 article will still be ENTIRELY very current today in 2024? I'm even wondering whether you are normal, as a matter of fact.
Bottomline is that at the moment, Imo state has more than 60% of Nigeria's gas resources. This is fact that your inferior intellectual somersaulting can never obliterate. At least you now seem to accept Nigeria has up to 206 tcf of gas. Initially, you were skeptical Nigeria even had up to 200 tcf, which Imo alone can boast of.
Why is there no synergy you ask me? I am not under the payroll of the Ministry or the Delta State Government.
You shouldn’t be emotional. But if you want to be emotional, I’m aggressively rooting for you in your latest wail-a-thon.
I gave you a source from the NUPRC, you’re giving me a source from Ezenwa. Who’s Ezenwa? I guess fellow manufacturers of false data from Aba. Lol…
For your information, the Minister of Petroleum Resources you quoted studied linguistics in the University so he doesn’t have the intellectual capacity to determine the quantity of natural gas reserves. That he is petroleum minister doesn’t mean anything. He has people grounded in that field working for him or at least procure the services of a geologist
Only trained geologists have that capacity.
I never knew I have ever since, been overestimating your knowledge base as regards topics like this.
The link you posted up there isn’t even opening. Lol
Osoboshi: are you alright upstairs, what do you mean by no federal hospital,no good federal road.As for the rest show me other parts of Nigeria were you can see them
U must be running mad, did u read d post before coming to quote me?
Why is there no synergy you ask me? I am not under the payroll of the Ministry or the Delta State Government.
You shouldn’t be emotional. But if you want to be emotional, I’m aggressively rooting for you in your latest wail-a-thon.
I gave you a source from the NUPRC, you’re giving me a source from Ezenwa. Who’s Ezenwa? I guess fellow manufacturers of false data from Aba. Lol…
For your information, the Minister of Petroleum Resources you quoted studied linguistics in the University so he doesn’t have the intellectual capacity to determine the quantity of natural gas reserves. That he is petroleum minister doesn’t mean anything. He has people grounded in that field working for him or at least procure the services of a geologist
Only trained geologists have that capacity.
I never knew I have ever since, been overestimating your knowledge base as regards topics like this.
The link you posted up there isn’t even opening. Lol
With regards to the bolded, you should supply me with information from the Delta state governor regarding Nigeria's gas reserves, after all according to you, Delta state government ought to know more about gas reserves than the federal ministry of petroleum resources.
And let me lecture you a little also, following your logic I can also prove to you that the Delta state governor, whom you wrote, knew more about gas reserves, studied medicine and surgery, but you tried to confuse illiterates that he knows more about gas deposits than the federal minister of state for petroleum resources.
Let me tell you something else you obviously don't seem to know. The federal ministry of petroleum resources has departments and parastatals attached to it, that house experts in various aspects of the gas sector, including geologists and all manner of experts. The petroleum ministry has way more of such resources than a mere government of Delta state. So while the ministerial positions are political, the ministry of petroleum resources is the best port of call, when one needs to know more about the petroleum/gas situation in Nigeria. If you haven't learnt anything from this exchanges with me, please be aware of the above paragraph
With regards to the bolded, you should supply me with information from the Delta state governor regarding Nigeria's gas reserves, after all according to you, Delta state government ought to know more about gas reserves than the federal ministry of petroleum resources.
And let me lecture you a little also, following your logic I can also prove to you that the Delta state governor, whom you wrote, knew more about gas reserves, studied medicine and surgery, but you tried to confuse illiterates that he knows more about gas deposits than the federal minister of state for petroleum resources.
Let me tell you something else you obviously don't seem to know. The federal ministry of petroleum resources has departments and parastatals attached to it, that house experts in various aspects of the gas sector, including geologists and all manner of experts. The petroleum ministry has way more of such resources than a mere government of Delta state. So while the ministerial positions are political, the ministry of petroleum resources is the best port of call, when one needs to know more about the petroleum/gas situation in Nigeria. If you haven't learnt anything from this exchanges with me, please be aware of the above paragraph
Have you studied the Sections 1 and 2 of the Land Use Act I prescribed you should read about the powers conferred on the Governor of a State? If you haven’t pls do. You’re very arrogant and in the same vein, very ignorant too.
Furthermore, I have not, in the process of our exchange mentioned that the governor has a higher knowledge base than the Petroleum Minister. What I put forward is that being a minister is no biggie. He was appointed, not elected.
And thank God you told me about the other agencies under the Ministry. I never knew. You’re so brilliant.
Have you studied the Sections 1 and 2 of the Land Use Act I prescribed you should read about the powers conferred on the Governor of a State? If you haven’t pls do. You’re very arrogant and in the same vein, very ignorant too.
Furthermore, I have not, in the process of our exchange mentioned that the governor has a higher knowledge base than the Petroleum Minister. What I put forward is that being a minister is no biggie. He was appointed, not elected.
And thank God you told me about the other agencies under the Ministry. I never knew. You’re so brilliant.
Whatever you have in the Land Use Act will never include a governor of a particular state, having expert knowledge of the gas resources in all the states of Nigeria. His powers will be limited to his state. Delta state does not possess 100% of Nigeria's gas resources, so Delta governor's opinions on the Nigerian gas resources is superbly inferior to that of the federal minister of state of the Petroleum ministry, whose sphere of influence, also includes all the gas deposits of Nigeria, including those in Delta state.
With regard to the bolded, you're welcome. At least my time with you has not entirely been in vain. You seem to be picking up a few lessons from me here and there.
Regarding the link you attached, I believe I saw it yesterday but I haven't gone through it. However, thank God billions are flowing into Nigeria. But the hungry masses on the streets of Nigeria will remain hungry and dangerous to this regime, if those billions fail to make their lives more livable.
MASS HUNGER/STARVATION IS NOT A RESPECTER OF AUDIO BILLION DOLLAR PROPAGANDA
Obviously someone has been lying to you. Most southeast states have more than 18 tcf of gas. In fact, Imo state has about 200 tcf. Below is exactly what the former minister of state of Petroleum, who apparently was the former governor of Bayelsa, said about Imo gas.
“Imo state with 200 trillion cubic feet of gas deposits should be set for economic boom,” Sylva said during a visit to the Imo Governor, Hope Uzodinma, in April 2021.7 Jan 2024
Google the above and stop bringing a bulala to a gun fight.
cc: Justiceleague1
what are talking about. In imo there is nothing like that
Slaughtered with facts with no sources whatsoever? Let me take you down memory lane. The past governor of Delta State, Sen. Ifeanyi Okowa said 40% of the country’s gas deposits sits under the territory of Delta State.
Have you come across any Deltan on this forum making a fuss from that statement?
Your submission up there cannot haunt me cuz I’m armed with facts. For your information, I am in the value chain in this industry so go and tell that crap you wrote up there to the other unlettered folks of your ilk.
So why is there no synergy between the ministry of petroleum resources and the Delta state government?
You have also shown great illiteracy by insinuating that the Delta governor knows more about oil and gas resources in NIGERIA, than the federal ministry of Petroleum resources.
If Delta state has 40% of Nigeria's gas resources, how come both Shell BP and SEPLAT are individually constructing massive gas complexes in Imo state and not in Delta state? You think such companies will sink the those billions of dollars in a state that has minimal gas resources.
And btw, why will you think that a 2021 article will still be ENTIRELY very current today in 2024? I'm even wondering whether you are normal, as a matter of fact.
Bottomline is that at the moment, Imo state has more than 60% of Nigeria's gas resources. This is fact that your inferior intellectual somersaulting can never obliterate. At least you now seem to accept Nigeria has up to 206 tcf of gas. Initially, you were skeptical Nigeria even had up to 200 tcf, which Imo alone can boast of.
With regards to the bolded, you should supply me with information from the Delta state governor regarding Nigeria's gas reserves, after all according to you, Delta state government ought to know more about gas reserves than the federal ministry of petroleum resources.
And let me lecture you a little also, following your logic I can also prove to you that the Delta state governor, whom you wrote, knew more about gas reserves, studied medicine and surgery, but you tried to confuse illiterates that he knows more about gas deposits than the federal minister of state for petroleum resources.
Let me tell you something else you obviously don't seem to know. The federal ministry of petroleum resources has departments and parastatals attached to it, that house experts in various aspects of the gas sector, including geologists and all manner of experts. The petroleum ministry has way more of such resources than a mere government of Delta state. So while the ministerial positions are political, the ministry of petroleum resources is the best port of call, when one needs to know more about the petroleum/gas situation in Nigeria. If you haven't learnt anything from this exchanges with me, please be aware of the above paragraph
Whatever you have in the Land Use Act will never include a governor of a particular state, having expert knowledge of the gas resources in all the states of Nigeria. His powers will be limited to his state. Delta state does not possess 100% of Nigeria's gas resources, so Delta governor's opinions on the Nigerian gas resources is superbly inferior to that of the federal minister of state of the Petroleum ministry, whose sphere of influence, also includes all the gas deposits of Nigeria, including those in Delta state.
With regard to the bolded, you're welcome. At least my time with you has not entirely been in vain. You seem to be picking up a few lessons from me here and there.
Regarding the link you attached, I believe I saw it yesterday but I haven't gone through it. However, thank God billions are flowing into Nigeria. But the hungry masses on the streets of Nigeria will remain hungry and dangerous to this regime, if those billions fail to make their lives more livable.
MASS HUNGER/STARVATION IS NOT A RESPECTER OF AUDIO BILLION DOLLAR PROPAGANDA
Yeah yeah, cut me the juvenile humor.
And yes, there are hungry people every where, even in the Bronx district of New York.
The thing is that we should up our game, as how people that japa will up their game when thy get to their host country or territory as the case may be.
Honestly you need to be flogged,why did you respond to such a foolish post and thread?! You guys make these hopeless feel kinky..now he's gotten the opportunity to talk cos of your insensitivity
I could understand his frustration. same way I host visitors who are first timers around concord avenue owerri, and the next thing they ask is if we are driving towards government house... lol I'll just laugh in my mind like the standards are actually high in SE
aariwa: those mighty buildings you see across igboland from Onitsha, awka, nnewi, owerri, orlu, aba , Enugu etc are actually built by individuals and not governments. I know you will find it difficult to believe because outside Abuja, Lagos and PH there is no where in Nigeria and black Africa you will find such massive number of 6-7 storeys buildings built by individuals in such massive scale. My friend from taraba arrived Onitsha in 2004 and when he saw those buildings he echoed same sentiments as you and asked why are igbos shouting marginalization when government did all these. I told him those houses belonged to individuals not government that the only visible federal government presence in SE was the old post office, police station, army barracks and federal highways like Enugu - Onitsha highway etc which has been dilapidated since Shagari built it in 1981 . The man thought I was lying to him, left and never communicated again since then because he believed it was impossible for individuals and not government to build such massive buildings
government built the houses .gowon buit the houses
Osoboshi: are you alright upstairs, what do you mean by no federal hospital,no good federal road.As for the rest show me other parts of Nigeria were you can see them
igbo area i believe is the most develop in africa. The government bump billion of dollars into the area. They have 5 teaching hospital. And good road
aariwa: those mighty buildings you see across igboland from Onitsha, awka, nnewi, owerri, orlu, aba , Enugu etc are actually built by individuals and not governments. I know you will find it difficult to believe because outside Abuja, Lagos and PH there is no where in Nigeria and black Africa you will find such massive number of 6-7 storeys buildings built by individuals in such massive scale. My friend from taraba arrived Onitsha in 2004 and when he saw those buildings he echoed same sentiments as you and asked why are igbos shouting marginalization when government did all these. I told him those houses belonged to individuals not government that the only visible federal government presence in SE was the old post office, police station, army barracks and federal highways like Enugu - Onitsha highway etc which has been dilapidated since Shagari built it in 1981 . The man thought I was lying to him, left and never communicated again since then because he believed it was impossible for individuals and not government to build such massive buildings
where housing built by gowon. Look. The igbo were so poor. That gowon built houses that igbo are now claiming is their own
poiu44: igbo area i believe is the most develop in africa. The government bump billion of dollars into the area. They have 5 teaching hospital. And good road
