deomelo:
[s][/s]

FKO81:

The major fabrication yards in Nigeria, Igbos run PAI, KAZTEC, EWT and Dorman long. Egina ship fabrication yard is owned by SHI with Ladol as local content partner.

LADOL (“The Base,”) is a new, state-of-the-art logistics facility, strategically located on an island at the point of entry into Lagos harbour, directly opposite Apapa Port in the LADOL Free Zone. As the first and only facility of its kind in Lagos, LADOL was created to ensure that Nigeria benefits directly from its deep offshore oil and gas reserves. By providing world-class facilities and services, LADOL will encourage the multinational firms exploiting the deep water oil reserves to utilize Nigerian companies to service their operations, creating jobs for Nigerians as well as ensuring training, knowledge and technology transfer into the country.

LADOL and Samsung Heavy Industries in October 2014 broke ground on a $300m state-of-the-art facility, Africa’s first and largest vessel fabrication and integration facility.


https://nairametrics.com/samsung-heavy-industries-and-ladol-in-600-million-investment/

Doublecheck:
The way you swine in foolery is amazing and too think other dumb Afonjas are cheering you on is even more astonishing one begins to wonder where the intelligent Afonjas are, laudate the dumbest Afonja ever liveth is ever ready to give you a like for another stupid post you make.

If your brain had by any chance exceed 2 weeks when it stopped developing on conception you would have know that Jacob cross has franchise in several European and African countries like U.K., South Africa, Nigeria etc, that why it was even written country of origin which implies it is manufactured in other countries too under franchise arrangements. Olodo Muslim afonja, no brain, just phone and 10MB

deomelo:


[s]The difference here remains the fact that we show facts to back up our claims with while you people just beat chest and spew rubbish without facts.


Do you have any documented reference that says the companies you listed are the largest in Nigeria? No, just the same empty and shallow chest beating.


You people mo get shame at all.[/s]

FKO81:

That's different between Yorubas and Igbos, Igbos control indigenous firms, while you are counting another man's property as theirs

LADOL is the only 100% indigenous-integrated logistics base in Nigeria. LADOL is a haven filled with international and local industrial companies, executing high-risk projects safely and successfully in Nigeria for the first time, thereby servicing the Nigerian and West Africa markets.

LADOL is the biggest vessel fabrication and integration yard in the region, with capacity for FPSO integration and conversion, top-side FPSO module fabrication, large offshore fabrication, and range of general steel construction at a rate of 10MT per year.

The Mission of LADOL is to reduce the costs of operating in Nigeria by 50%.

http://www.chevening.org/award/ladol

British trade envoy says LADOL facility among world best

L-R: British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Paul Arkwright; Managing Director, Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics Base (LADOL) Dr. Amy Jadesimi; and British Trade Envoy to Nigeria, John Howell, when the top British diplomats visited the expansive LADOL Industrial Zone in Apapa, Lagos, Thursday.




The envoy who lauded the initiative in undertaking the project otherwise known as Egina Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) to LADOL base, described the facility as meeting world class in modern oil and gas undertakings.

“From what I’ve seen here, I’m very impressed with the facilities here, the state of the art equipment, some of the very best you can find anywhere, and we are told its first of its kind in the whole of Africa. That speaks volumes of Amy’s visionary approach towards the whole idea of investments and developments here, which I’m sure, is going to take the centre stage in the future


Earlier while taking the team round the base, the LADOL boss informed the special envoys that the company, which is the only 100% indigenous in Nigeria particularly in the oil and gas industry, was developed from the swamp about a decade ago


http://shipsandports.com.ng/british-trade-envoy-says-ladol-facility-among-world-best/

deomelo:



[s]You are just too ignorant for your own good.


Again, all you do is beat your empty and shallow chest with ignorance, now after getting caught with your lies, now you moved to indigenous even though LADOL is 100% indigenous and still the largest in Africa, a fact that you still can not negate.


I know your village pride says you must beat your chest and say you are better than other people, but your silly pride can not overtake facts and other people's greatness over you. [/s]

FKO81:


Ignoramus Egina fabrication yard is a joint venture be SHI and Ladol as local content partner.

Samsung and Ladol to establish N51bn vessel fabrication facility


The Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics, LADOL and Samsung Heavy Industries SHI, have formed a partnership to establish a N51 billion vessel fabricating facility.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/ladol-samsung-establish-n51bn-vessel-fabrication-facility/

deomelo:




[s]And this rubbish means LADOL is not the largest in Nigeria and Africa?

Shut up, look at this joker. It's like saying Dangote is not and indigenous Nigerian company and Dangote won't be the largest single refinery in the world because an Indian company is building the refinery.

You can dance around and and make a fool of yourself as much as you want, LADOL is sill the largest in Africa.


Keep quiet if you have nothing better to say.[/s]

FKO81:

Kaztec Engineering Limited, PAI, EWT and Dorman long are 100% indigenous fabrication companies owned by Igbos,

Local content laws strengthen oil, gas industry


The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board, (NCDMB), says the emergence of local content laws have strengthen the nation’s oil and gas industry.

Executive Secretary of the agency, Engineer Simbi Wabote, who disclosed this during a facility tour of the base at the Apapa Ports Complex, Lagos, said the activities at the Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics base, (LADOL), is a testimony of the success story of local content laws in Nigeria.

LADOL is currently playing host to the fabrication of a $3.8 billion oil and gas logistics service facility commonly known as the Floating Production Storage and Offloading -FPSO rig, otherwise called the Egina project.

Engineer Wabote who noted that the compliance level was satisfactory, said he was particularly gratified that such remarkable feat was coming from a 100 per-cents Nigerian-owned facility, even as “they are moving up in compliance with our directives


https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/business/-local-content-laws-strengthen-oil-gas-industry/178436.html

prodigy24:
Most motorcycles and electronic franchise are owned by igbo,
They include.
Quinqo,daylong, carter,skygo, polystar,sonic,etc

Most machine and motor parts,
Even super glue we use everyday.
Most beauty and pharmaceutical goods are made by Igbo
Most drinks live pure heaven, joven capel , etc are all Igbo's..
Most generator like Sumec , Furman etc

We should dig into these areas...

deomelo:








[s]1. With the largest in Nigeria, LADOL beat you big time.


2. After running to indigenous, LADOL still beat you big time

3. After running to local content, LADOL still beat you.



I'm waiting to see where you are running to next.[/s]

FKO81:
Dodomayana, Ladol is indigenous oil servicing firm, but not among top 10 oil servicing firms in Nigeria, we are talking about Egina vessel fabrication and integration facility currently being operated by SHI and Ladol as local content partner

FKO81:


Dodomayana, Ladol is indigenous oil servicing firm, but not among top 10 oil servicing firms in Nigeria, we are talking about Egina vessel fabrication and integration facility currently being operated by SHI and Ladol as local content partner

FKO81:


You are plan ignorant serious, Egina fabrication yard is a joint venture between SHI and ladol as local content partner, this is ladol website and point of correction it's $300 million not $3.4 billion you claimed
http://www.ladol.com/ladol-and-samsung-heavy-industries-in-300m-investment
LADOL and Samsung Heavy Industries in $300m investment
In a development that both the Chairman and founder Chief Oladipo Jadesimi and Managing Director Dr. Amy Jadesimi described as “game-changing”, LADOL and Samsung broke ground on a $300m state-of-the-art facility, Africa’s first and largest vessel fabrication and integration facility.

It was groundbreaking for the Nigerian petroleum industry in more ways than one, according to Dr Jadesimi. The wealth and income created for the country is no longer contained solely in the oil itself, but in the world class services around the extraction of it.

“It shows that for the first time Nigeria is seriously entering the lucrative upsteam oil and gas development value chain.”

“This represents a real opportunity for Nigeria to earn as many oil and gas dollars from its engineering, services and manufacturing as it does from oil and gas exports. As these activities have greater capacity for job creation, it will inevitably lead to sustained economic growth and poverty reduction.”

laudate:

Who fabricated this list of top 10 oil servicing firms that you are talking about? When, where and how was it drawn up? What was the criteria used to arrive at this so-called top 10 firms? Provide the source o, so we can all crosscheck & verify. Or is it another of the tales by moonlight that you and your people used to entertain yourselves, on this thread?

FKO81:
Ignoramus Egina fabrication yard is a joint venture be SHI and Ladol as local content partner.

Samsung and Ladol to establish N51bn vessel fabrication facility


The Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics, LADOL and Samsung Heavy Industries SHI, have formed a partnership to establish a N51 billion vessel fabricating facility.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/ladol-samsung-establish-n51bn-vessel-fabrication-facility/

laudate:


Do you even realise that you shot yourself in the foot with this post? The post just serves to confirm that the magnitude of new business that would accrue to Ladol, from the establishment of the vessel fabrication facility.

laudate:


Do you even realise that you shot yourself in the foot with this post? The post just serves to confirm that the magnitude of new business that would accrue to Ladol, from the establishment of the vessel fabrication facility.

deomelo:



[s]
That joker argue like a 2 year old baby I swear.

You catch him here, he'll move on to another silly argument and then thew next dumb argument.

These jokers are liars and so dishonest for real.[/s]

All because he beat his silly chest and got caught.

laudate:

Just ignore that clown. All the answers to his questions have already been provided, yet he keeps pretending not to see it....
When you talk about petroleum distribution, especially in the downstream sector - you talk about companies like Conoil, Oando, Obat Oil, Forte Oil, Sahara, Heyden, Bovas, Fatgbems, etc. He will still pretend not to see those ones.

In the upstream sector, where you have exploration & production companies, then you can list Sahara, Famfa Oil, Forte Oil (Upstream), Amni, Yinka Folawiyo Group, Oando Energy Resources etc. In fact, don't even start! Am sure he would still pretend to develop amnesia, whenever those names are mentioned.

For oil services, just take a look at Ladol, Bell Oil & Gas, Negris, Cakasa, Marine Platforms etc.

deomelo:
[s][/s]



Shut your lying and stealing mouth. No such license was given to your village cock and bottle company and that product is not even part of their mediocre selection.

http://www.easterndistilleries.com



That's their website and they have everything they bottle so show us where they also bottle Jacob's creek wine.



And while you are at it, also show us the ones they make in SA and the UK.



I know you are a liar and a troll so I'm 100% sure you won't show us any proof or facts and it's going to be the same retarded hiding under insults and your Afonja rubbish because you know you lied.


I don't even get why you people must lie lie over every damn thing, I mean, how dishonest can you people be.

FKO81:

I know you are too dumb to remember the genesis of your argument Let me remind you

laudate:

Did you really go to school or did you use corrupt means to acquire your certificate? Now listen, you custodian of many lies, kindly provide proof to show that Laudate is an Afonja. Include the name of his village, traditional ruler and local govt area while you are at it. Every correct answer gets 20 marks.

As for those tales by moonlight that you have been weaving concerning Jacob's Creek on this thread, we can all see through you. Just admit that your brother imports the wine and resells it here. All those stories about how he has a franchise to manufacture it locally, na wash!

Doublecheck:


No apologies, but I can't be seen arguing with a brainless dolt and to cap it a scratched face Afonja Muslim at that.

deomelo:
[s][/s]



And this rubbish means LADOL is not the largest in Nigeria and Africa?

Shut up, look at this joker. It's like saying Dangote is not and indigenous Nigerian company and Dangote won't be the largest single refinery in the world because an Indian company is building the refinery.

You can dance around and and make a fool of yourself as much as you want, LADOL is sill the largest in Africa.


Keep quiet if you have nothing better to say.

FKO81:
I know you are too dumb to remember the genesis of your argument Let me remind you

Oboy what is current production output pd from those companies you listed not estimated value your people are noise makers,
On Ladol , I once worked with NAPIMS at Bayokuku Ikoyi office, I have visited LADOL several times and I know the slim lady in charge, one thing with your people you make loudest noise when you achieve little, you can't compare Ladol to oilserv, Nesthak, chrome group in oil servicing, stop deceiving yourselves from what Lagos medias are feeding you
The FPSO vessel fabrication and integration facility- currently being operated by SHI-MCI FZE, it's a joint venture between Samsung Heavy Industries and LADOL's shipyard operator, Mega-Construction and Integration FZE.

Nigeria’s indigenous oil operators plan to increase production by 60 percent in 2018

Current output breakdown showed that Aiteo, Eroton, NPDC, Oriental, Seplat produce 77,000 barrels per day, bpd 54,000 bpd, 42,654 bpd, 24, 000bpd, and 21,881bpd respectively. Newcross, Midwestern, Belemaoil, Amni, Conoil, Niger Delta, Walter Smith and Erin Energy produce 20,000 bpd, 13,000 bpd, 12,000 bpd, 11, 000 bpd, 9, 130 bpd, 7,000 bpd, 5, 837 bpd and 5,000 bpd. Others – Energia, Moni Pulo, Prime Energy, Platform and Pillar Oil – also produce 4,500 bpd, 3, 200 bpd, I, 200 bpd, 1, 100 bpd and 1, 100 bpd respectively.

Aiteo emerges Nigeria’s leading oil & gas company with record 90kpod output in 1 year
https://www.orientenergyreview.com/aiteo-emerges-nigerias-leading-oil-gas-company
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/04/nigerias-indigenous-oil-operators-plan-increase-production-60-percent-2018/

Daily production at OML 127 currently stands at 200,000 barrels per day. When the Nigerian government, through its wholly-owned petroleum company, NNPC, was trying to justify its forceful acquisition of a 50 percent stake in OML 127 at the Supreme court, the Government admitted that if Famfa Oil owned a 60 percent stake in the OML, the company stood to earn $10 million on a daily basis (after taxes and other exploration costs have been settled). The government’s argument at the Supreme Court can be found through this link, (item number 23). http://venturesafrica.com/the-richest-black-woman-in-the-world-folorunsho-alakija/