₦airaland Forum

zendi:
By the way, Godlyguy, where are you hiding?
Come to meeting on Tuesday and ask your questions.
But if you will be rude to the Cowboy, then our bouncers will have the permission.........

Be wise !

KarlTom:
Classic 'trouble dey sleep, yanga go wake am'

megawealth01:
Seplat Completes $1.28 Billion Purchase Of Mobil Nigeria

https://punchng.com/seplat-completes-1-28bn-purchase-of-mobil-nigeria/?amp

Mpeace:
Seplat e don do oh. They have over reported this stuff naa. Let dem give us new story like acquisition dividends or bonus. Or even receivables like oando.

KarlTom:
Classic 'trouble dey sleep, yanga go wake am'

Mpeace:
Seplat e don do oh. They have over reported this stuff naa. Let dem give us new story like acquisition dividends or bonus. Or even receivables like oando.

designking:
Oando is set to drill 4 wells each at Qua iboe (OML 13) and Ebendo (OML 56) next year.

OML 13 has 900 million barrels of crude oil and 5 Trillion cubic feet of gas .

Oando’s ambition remains to quadruple production over the next few years.

Oando own the Oando energy service, a subsidiary of Oando which operates 4 swamp rigs and have invested over $450 million in its upgrade.

Production by Oando will be exported via the Qua iboe export terminal.

Part of OML 13 is operated by NNPC and a subsidiary of sterling oil. Production from the JV started early this year at 6,000 bpd and currently at 40,000 bpd. Peak production is expected to be around 75,000 bpd.

mendes911:
I say make I give my people small update. Don't come and cry tomorrow.

#Heels!

mendes911:
I say make I give my people small update. Don't come and cry tomorrow.

#Heels!

Agbalowomeri:
Lol qMendes you return with high fever

Streetinvestor2:
Na watin cheap highness fit cause. We have one fake prophet like that here too so it is allowed

designking:
Oando is set to drill 4 wells each at Qua iboe (OML 13) and Ebendo (OML 56) next year.

OML 13 has 900 million barrels of crude oil and 5 Trillion cubic feet of gas .

Oando’s ambition remains to quadruple production over the next few years.

Oando own the Oando energy service, a subsidiary of Oando which operates 4 swamp rigs and have invested over $450 million in its upgrade.

Production by Oando will be exported via the Qua iboe export terminal.

Part of OML 13 is operated by NNPC and a subsidiary of sterling oil. Production from the JV started early this year at 6,000 bpd and currently at 40,000 bpd. Peak production is expected to be around 75,000 bpd.

mendes911:
I say make I give my people small update. Don't come and cry tomorrow.
#Heels!

mendes911:
Don't shoot the messenger Sir.

mendes911:
I say make I give my people small update. Don't come and cry tomorrow.

#Heels!

chimex38:
Banks dont just fold..
Even with the exposure to Sovereign debt default in Ghana in 2021 or so by GTB, Zenith n
(Access inclusive I think).

It didn't even Shake their downline as such to investors..

They will probably need to accru 80-85% non-performing loan whose principal has reached maturity by next year and yet no sign of it this year..
Not possible to fold for now.

designking:
Axxela, a subsidiary of Oando will also be building a gas processing plant within OML 56, with a total capacity of 50 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCF/D), to be delivered in phases.

The first phase will comprise a 12 MMSCF/D modular plant, with an interconnection pipeline network of about 4km alongside other ancillary infrastructure.

OML 56 also houses the ongoing Kwale gas gathering system which is expected to process 300 million cubic feet of stranded gas a day. Gas will be transported via OB3 pipeline.

A part of Kwale gas gathering project has commenced operation and already processing and transporting 30 million cubic feet of gas daily .

Agbalowomeri:
Since you don go collect prophet ordinance
Maybe he meant bank share crash

mikeapollo:
Axxela is no longer owned by Oando.
Oando divested and sold Axxela off some years ago

designking:
Axxela, a subsidiary of Oando will also be building a gas processing plant within OML 56, with a total capacity of 50 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCF/D), to be delivered in phases.

The first phase will comprise a 12 MMSCF/D modular plant, with an interconnection pipeline network of about 4km alongside other ancillary infrastructure.

OML 56 also houses the ongoing Kwale gas gathering system which is expected to process 300 million cubic feet of stranded gas a day. Gas will be transported via OB3 pipeline.

A part of Kwale gas gathering project has commenced operation and already processing and transporting 30 million cubic feet of gas daily.

mendes911:
Are you seriously analyzing that "prophetic" post?
Whatever will make Access and GTB fold in 2025 will definitely wipe out the whole economy.

chimex38:
we see how this improved metric in 2024 translate to fold up in 2025.

Agbalowomeri:
Lol is this giving you sleepless nights ni

chimex38:
Lol..sleepless night ke?
I didn't notice the sarcasm from the first poster initially.
I took it literally.

toyeoye:
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ositadima1:
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I recommend checking out Yochaa. Although they don’t update as frequently now, it was my go-to software for analysis before I started developing my own tools and data. Another platform worth looking at is Investing dot com. Did you know their screener allows users to shortlist stocks based on a combination of criteria?

I noticed you comparing your site to Investing dot com recently. To be honest, you're still far behind. While your platform appears to have more timely and accurate data—likely because you’re using a paid provider—the functionality is still quite basic. Once you add more robust features, you’ll be in a stronger position to criticize others for being inferior.