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Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by commoditiesnig(m): 5:21pm On Jul 09
Make Una Dey read.. ExxonMobile RETURNS WITH $1b INVESTMENT… The report didn’t say ExxonMobile as a company exited Nigeria.

Stop being silly!

iwaeda:
ExxonMobil never left Nigeria. They only divest to Seplat, they still maintain strong offshore presence. Propaganda has limit. They are at Karaa Place, Osborne Foreshore, Ilubirin. grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Kog45(m): 5:22pm On Jul 09
toprealman:
Audio return! Same way they claimed that the NNPC refinery has commenced production again.
I see pain
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Saidfx(m): 5:23pm On Jul 09
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Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by commoditiesnig(m): 5:24pm On Jul 09
OANDO bought over AGIP.. it’s now OANDO

sacajawea:
That Oil Company then, AGIP, where are they?
What exactly are/were they?
And how far with them now?
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by iwaeda: 5:34pm On Jul 09
commoditiesnig:
Make Una Dey read.. ExxonMobile RETURNS WITH $1b INVESTMENT… The report didn’t say ExxonMobile as a company exited Nigeria.

Stop being silly!
May be you can read this. This has been announced in the 1st quarter, so it is not new.


https://businessday.ng/energy/oilandgas/article/exxonmobil-plans-fresh-capital-injection-in-nigerias-deep-water-oil-gas-projects/
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Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by OlaOfLagos(m): 5:37pm On Jul 09
Image123:
Meaning your tax didn't increase. Stop libel on the president and be rational then.
What happened to the previous taxes and levies that were increased?

-Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Increased from 10% to 30% for corporate entities.

-Vehicle Levy- Introduced a 2% charge on vehicles with (2,000cc - 3,999cc engines) and 4% for those 4,000cc and above.

-Special excise duties and levies have been applied to alcoholic beverages, telecommunications, and betting as part of broader fiscal policies….e.t.c

Abi you think say na everybody be olodo like your clueless president
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by masui(m): 5:40pm On Jul 09
fabolouz1:
one day there would buy off their assets and liabilities from seplat because it was sold for peanut.
They would. They would pay heavy to buy back

By the way, Seplat has not paid a dime on the liabilities they inherited from Exxon. It is all politics, empty promises and multiple court cases on different fronts.

You see this country ehhh, it's a very funny space.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by CaptainFM1: 5:44pm On Jul 09
Any JV that has NNPC inside is not good for the country.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by masui(m): 5:46pm On Jul 09
wellmax:
Bush man. So you know more than the company that said they are returning to Nigeria. Bad belle is a disease.
The person you're calling a bushman is actually right.

ExxonMobil operates deep water platforms in Nigeria.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 5:50pm On Jul 09
OlaOfLagos:
What happened to the previous taxes and levies that were increased?

-Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Increased from 10% to 30% for corporate entities.

-Vehicle Levy- Introduced a 2% charge on vehicles with (2,000cc - 3,999cc engines) and 4% for those 4,000cc and above.

-Special excise duties and levies have been applied to alcoholic beverages, telecommunications, and betting as part of broader fiscal policies….e.t.c

Abi you think say na everybody be olodo like your clueless president
Lolz, i asked about you, are you so shy or you really don't pay tax, or fall in the poor bracket whose tax is reduced?
You're not a company, are you? There's no such new vehicle levy as you stated, stop lying. There's always been duties and levies and alcoholic beverages. Don't be shy. Did your tax increase?
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Gilgil: 5:58pm On Jul 09
Kindly change the topic to “ExxonMobil invests $1B in Usann field”. They never left at all. They just invested in drilling new wells after 10 yrs to tie-up to existing production facilities.

They had been in the country producing oil and gas since



chopnaira:
ExxonMobil returns to Africa’s biggest oil producer with $1billion bet after nearly a decade.



https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/exxonmobil-returns-to-africas-biggest-oil-producer-with-dollar1billion-bet-after/p5dnj8g
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Irony1: 6:08pm On Jul 09
Image123:
15th position is not an improvement from 18th position. So, is it a decline in percentile?
Are you saying there's no move at all from 18th position to 15th position? Make it make sense.
Dude I am sure you don't understand statistics 15th and 18th are in the lowest percentile. So it is not an improvement.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by OlaOfLagos(m): 6:20pm On Jul 09
Image123:
Lolz, i asked about you, are you so shy or you really don't pay tax, or fall in the poor bracket whose tax is reduced?
You're not a company, are you? There's no such new vehicle levy as you stated, stop lying. There's always been duties and levies and alcoholic beverages. Don't be shy. Did your tax increase?
Now i see there’s no difference between you and your Agbado master, the grandmaster of corruption himself.

How did i know all these if i don’t have a companyhuh

Abi you think say na everybody dey receive minimum wage?

You too düll just like your drooling President
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Sirrules: 6:21pm On Jul 09
OlaOfLagos:
I hope the tax master won’t chase them away
your comments show that,you don't even know the working history of PBAT but you all will keep writing thrash against the man.Go and read about PBAT's history with ExxonMobil and carry your shame in peace.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 6:33pm On Jul 09
OlaOfLagos:
Now i see there’s no difference between you and your Agbado master, the grandmaster of corruption himself.

How did i know all these if i don’t have a companyhuh

Abi you think say na everybody dey receive minimum wage?

You too düll just like your drooling President
Did your tax increase? The tax reform is publicly available.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Image123(m): 6:37pm On Jul 09
Irony1:
Dude I am sure you don't understand statistics 15th and 18th are in the lowest percentile. So it is not an improvement.
You're not making it make sense, just insisting. Moving from 18th position to 15th position is an improvement to any sensible person. Pulling out percentile metrics from the thin air doesn't change that. Nigeria is looking good again for promotion to frontier. If it makes you sad, go see a shrink or deliverance minister.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by toprealman: 6:38pm On Jul 09
Kog45:
I see pain
They have sold everything to Seplat. You cannot be part of APC and have a functioning brain, I get it!
Vote APC out!!!

Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by bluejay05: 6:40pm On Jul 09
Irony1:
On the contrary no, it is an offshore project fewer Nigerians will be employed, which has been their strategy to scale down on Nigeria operations.
Some of you don't think before you just type rubbish. The assets they sold to seplet what happens to them? Have seplet stop working? The answer is NO. That means Nigeria is still making money and Nigerians are getting employed by the investment exxo mobile made.

You claimed this is a downgrade because they are now focusing on offshore production. If a company is investing additional 1 billion dollars into an existing business, my dear , it called expansion which is an upgrade. This is because the will need more staff.

My point is, as long as the company they sold their asset to has not stop working and they are focusing more on offshore with an investment of a billion dollars, it is an upgrade.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by donself9: 7:00pm On Jul 09
IamAtAnger:
Na here Tinubu started him journey as Accountant/Auditor in th 80s. Sentiment aside... this guy's a genius
What does accountant/auditor contribute to oil delivery

No be to audit and ensure no fraud, buh today the man is an institution of corruption, look at the fake agency in federal secretariat,

Its a shame you reminded us Tinubu was once an auditor, cos accountability is one thing Tinubu govt detest
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by benardtotti(m): 7:01pm On Jul 09
Irony1:
The same sai baba that you supported.
Unlike you I dont support blindly, I supported Gej , supported buhari but I no longer fall for that gimmick of " I had no shoes, I drink sachet milo , etc after seeing how inept both leaders were .
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Omoboricash(m): 7:54pm On Jul 09
Simongm:
The followers of lamba man with innocent face and cricket voice will not like this news.
They are ganishing their teeth in pains because the news is bad news to them. May Ngeria wins
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Mubiola360: 7:59pm On Jul 09
OlaOfLagos:
I hope the tax master won’t chase them away
His working reforms actually brought them in after 10 years
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by 1vandragon: 8:21pm On Jul 09
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by wayodude(m): 8:45pm On Jul 09
Propaganda post with shills at the ready to drop the usual tripe. This citizenry isn't worth fighting for. APC pepper them to death!
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Irony1: 11:20pm On Jul 09
benardtotti:
Unlike you I dont support blindly, I supported Gej , supported buhari but I no longer fall for that gimmick of " I had no shoes, I drink sachet milo , etc after seeing how inept both leaders were .
When you say unlike you please point out to when I blindly supported anyone.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Irony1: 11:23pm On Jul 09
bluejay05:
Some of you don't think before you just type rubbish. The assets they sold to seplet what happens to them? Have seplet stop working? The answer is NO. That means Nigeria is still making money and Nigerians are getting employed by the investment exxo mobile made.

You claimed this is a downgrade because they are now focusing on offshore production. If a company is investing additional 1 billion dollars into an existing business, my dear , it called expansion which is an upgrade. This is because the will need more staff.

My point is, as long as the company they sold their asset to has not stop working and they are focusing more on offshore with an investment of a billion dollars, it is an upgrade.
Ironically you are the one that is not thinking before typing rubbish. There is no expansion for Mobil in j Nigeria they rather streamlined the business they sold off their onshore assets which means they cut down their portfolio in Nigeria. Focusing on offshorw is not an expansion. Mobil is expanding aggressively in Guyana that is expansion not in Nigeria so it is not an upgrade bros.
Please think well

Again you said Seplat is still working meaning that Nigeria is making money. Yes they are producing but those onshore assets Mobil sold are old producing asset whose main productive years have been enjoyed by Mobil so for them they can afford to sell off those assets to marginal producers like Seplat. If you look at the economics of each asset sold to Seplat, Nigeria's revenue from those assets have reduced over the years as the production life goes by. Why do you think Tinubu is desperate for more onshore well exploration?
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Irony1: 11:30pm On Jul 09
Image123:
You're not making it make sense, just insisting. Moving from 18th position to 15th position is an improvement to any sensible person. Pulling out percentile metrics from the thin air doesn't change that. Nigeria is looking good again for promotion to frontier. If it makes you sad, go see a shrink or deliverance minister.
Once again you don't understand statistics. Moving up to 15th from 18th position out of let's say 20 in a class is not an improvement you are still in the bottom percentile. Your father can never celebrate you, rather he would be upset that you are not improving and he would want more effort from you to improve. That is the Nigerian situation, anyone hailing the govt on this S&P classification does wish this country well and is simply a praise singer and an eye service merchant for the govt.
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by Shiloh1986(m): 12:26am On Jul 10
IamAtAnger:
Na here Tinubu started him journey as Accountant/Auditor in th 80s. Sentiment aside... this guy's a genius
And you sure say no be em give them that money?
Re: Exxonmobil Returns To Nigeria With $1Billion Investment After Nearly A Decade by savcy(m): 2:37am On Jul 10
iwaeda:
ExxonMobil never left Nigeria. They only divest to Seplat, they still maintain strong offshore presence. Propaganda has limit. They are at Karaa Place, Osborne Foreshore, Ilubirin. grin grin grin grin grin
Omoh, I weak o. I just returned from ERHA FPSO, operated by Exxonmobil, this week. What are they talking about? And the USAN they're talking about is already a functional rigging offshore facility. They're simply expanding, same way they've been expanding and almost done at ERHA.

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