₦airaland Forum

PLANETMARS:
buying bitcoin 390/$

Khd95:
Oga ihaza,pls ve u consulted "ur village pple" too

its very important nd neccessary,shey be na edo

mondbest:
what is this one saying or are you high on weed this early morning

modelmike7:
My president is working.
Mr Ihaza, just make sure you get your facts right and work with the right people and not the corrupt soul and watch your business expand in leaps and bounds.
All the best sire!

Truth234:
U.S.-based businessman, Mr Charles Ihaza, says he has acquired about 453.9 hectares of land to establish a modular refinery in Eghudu, Ovia North East Local Government Area of Edo.

Ihaza said this at an Open Forum organised on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the proposed refinery in Benin.

He said that the project would cost over two billion U.S. dollars, adding that the refinery would produce about 80,000 barrels of refined petroleum products daily.

“I know what it takes to establish and manage a refinery, and we are already discussing with the relevant Federal Government agencies on the immediate commencement of the project.

“I decided to site the refinery in Eghudu so as to help our people back home in Nigeria, and I am very passionate about this project.

“As part of our social corporate responsibilities to the host community, we are going to construct roads, build satellite clinics, standard primary and secondary schools and a functional international market,’’ he said.

Ihaza, therefore, solicited the cooperation of the members of the community, urging them to work with the site engineers and other workers toward the successful execution of the project.

Earlier, Mr Larry Edosomwan, who presented the EIA Report on behalf of the consultants, Vokosen Ltd., said that the report had captured all the socio-economic needs of the host community.

“We have looked at the positive social and economic needs of the community, the aquatic environment, drainage and sewage management and treatment of effluents.

“Forests will not be destroyed and wherever it happens, we will plant new trees.

“We have ensured that we met all the requirements of the Federal Ministry of Environment and the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR). We will mitigate all negative environmental impacts,’’ he said.

Mr Joshua Taiwo, spokesman for the Minister of Environment, Alhaji Ibrahim Jubril, said that he was particularly happy that the project was named after the community.

Taiwo said that the refinery project would provide jobs for the people and improve the socio-economic lives of the residents of the area.

http://investorsking.com/u-s-based-businessman-set-2bn-dollar-modular-refinery-edo/

Khd95:
Oga ihaza,pls ve u consulted "ur village pple" too

its very important nd neccessary,shey be na edo

dessz:
u are correct am a Benin guy so I understand cos this the way they will fly to spoil ur plan ;

Bahddo:
typical of lazy ignorant souls to find a way to blame neighbours and unseen forces for their own bad plans and decisions. That's why your state is still backward - everyone blames everyone else for their failures because na only there witches dey.

If your plans failed, it's because you could have done better not because of village people.

DollarAngel:
Cabals enjoying this oil money won't allow that refinery, you might set it up but our occultic leaders will manipulate the machine, just give it 2weeks it won't work again

Malawian:
That is what will happen. Let me tell you guys a story that started in 2003 and is still going on till today. Anyone who schooled at Ekpoma will tell you there is no acquirer in the whole town, not minding that there are boreholes in the other two bordering towns. All that changed when one abroad based ujemen guy built a big mansion in ujemen and then brought gigantic drills to drill for water on his land. We all thought he was fooling himself looking for water in ujemen, but after several weeks of drilling, they struck water! That was when the guys problems started. Before we knew it, they locked up his compound and his compound together with the borehole has remained locked up till today. The house is on that first street parrarel to the expressway that ran from palmwell to GT road.

rozayx5:


handing over to Udom was the worst thing that Akpabio did

state just went into a coma


Akwa Ibom should have this and a functional Gas city project next to its seaport

martineverest:
Obaseki had started working already... Good one for edo ppl.... Bad one for militant states

Tazdroid:
$2b?

systematica:
I hope the people will not be pursuing you up and down to fulfill your promises. Many companies fail their host communities once they get all the things they wanted. The government and the people must stand up against this type of fraud.

As part of our social corporate responsibilities to the host community, we are going to construct roads, build satellite clinics, standard primary and secondary schools and a functional international market,’’ he said.

aribisala0:
People are so gullible they will believe anything

Khd95:
Oga ihaza,pls ve u consulted "ur village pple" too

its very important nd neccessary,shey be na edo

1stdammy:
Please I wanna ask those that are conversant with the happenings in the oil and gas sector, are those NNPC depots we have around like the one in shagamu, Ibadan and then Ilorin I think and others now closed down. 'cos for over a year now, they've stoped pumping to them, thereby making those independent marketers that works there jobless. Just as if they are sacked trim thier work place.......

Pharaoh9:
Are you saying it's not true?