₦airaland Forum

By Dipo Olowookere

An oil company owned by Nigerian businessman, Mr Arthur Eze, Oranto Petroleum Ltd, is planning to build two schools in South Sudan.

Already, the firm has completed the award of the contract for the construction of two primary schools to be located in Yirol and Rumbek, two communities located in central South Sudan and northwest of Juba, the country’s capital.

Estimated at over $800,000, the project for the construction of the schools will be executed by local construction company Dynamic Supplies and Construction Limited, in line with Oranto’s policy to significantly engage local human and material resources in all its activities in the Republic of South Sudan.

“We are delighted to be working with such an investor as Oranto in the development of South Sudan’s oil sector,” said Petroleum Minister, Mr Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth. “Oranto has proven to be a reliable partner, committed to support both the growth of South Sudan’s local content and the socio-economic development of our communities.”

The construction of the state-of-the-art schools signals a further boost to value addition to the people of South Sudan from their oil and gas resources as championed by Oranto, against the backdrop of the various peace initiatives being embarked upon by the Government of South Sudan.

“The construction of these two schools is a reflection of Oranto’s engagement to invest in social infrastructure in all areas where we operate in Africa,” declared Prince Arthur Eze, Founder and Executive Chairman of Oranto Petroleum. “Oil has to benefit all citizens and education is key to development. We are only going to see true peace and development in Africa when we leave no child behind and continue to invest in our human resources. I am thankful that I have been blessed and I have a chance to bless others.”

Oranto signed its EPSA with the Ministry of Petroleum in March 2017, committing to the development of the 24,415-square kilometre acreage.

Following a competitive tender process, geophysical specialist BGP was selected to perform an airborne gravity and magnetic survey of the contract area, Block B3.

Oranto completed data acquisition on Block B3 in the second quarter of 2017 and is currently in the data interpretation stage. The block is believed to be highly prospective, with productive parts of the Muglad Basin to the northwest and estimated reserves in place of more than 3 billion barrels of oil.

https://www.businesspost.ng/2018/09/30/nigerian-oil-firm-to-construct-8m-schools-in-south-sudan/

Nothing is free, even in Freetown...

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Why not here?

good for dem, biz is biz

Let charity begins home jare .......... smh

:-o

Oranto Petroleum and its sister company Atlas Petroleum International comprise the largest African independent by acreage, footprint across the African continent includes 22 oil and gas licenses in 11 jurisdictions, with active exploration and production programs across the continent including Benin, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, Liberia, Namibia, Nigeria, São Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal, South Sudan, Uganda and Zambian


Arthur Eze is the richest oil magnate in Africa

He should be careful south Sudan is not all that save for now

Nice move by prince Arthur Eze, How i wish same can be done in some primary schools in South East part of Nigeria.

He is doing similar in Anambra.

His personal home there is a beautiful edifice to behold.

they're running from buhari....kikikiki

Nice, the two schools are just duties, so that he can be allowed to do his oil exploration by the community

How far have we gone with schools in Nigeria?

I expect the government to sanction a firm like that

nothing dey our desert of a country , una dey go do eye service for another country . rada rada

israelmao:
How far have we gone with schools in Nigeria?

He is investing in education there so he can peacefully drill their oil.
It's business.

He is getting more from South Sudan and giving that as the company's CSR.

Igbo are like m.. everywhere you go. I told the nay sayers that the whole wide world is their foothold as far as their entrepreneural spirit is concerned ,kudos Arthur Eze.

The Sudanese government gave him license to drill oil. So he decided to build schools.
Nigerians should not blame the man in business always blame your government for not negotiating well with investors

wickyyolo:
The Sudanese government gave him license to drill oil. So he decided to build schools.
Nigerians should not blame the man in business always blame your government for not negotiating well with investors

Ur head is there

Igbo Amaka

dipoolowoo:
By Dipo Olowookere

An oil company owned by Nigerian businessman, Mr Arthur Eze, Oranto Petroleum Ltd, is planning to build two schools in South Sudan.

Already, the firm has completed the award of the contract for the construction of two primary schools to be located in Yirol and Rumbek, two communities located in central South Sudan and northwest of Juba, the country’s capital.

Estimated at over $800,000, the project for the construction of the schools will be executed by local construction company Dynamic Supplies and Construction Limited, in line with Oranto’s policy to significantly engage local human and material resources in all its activities in the Republic of South Sudan.

“We are delighted to be working with such an investor as Oranto in the development of South Sudan’s oil sector,” said Petroleum Minister, Mr Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth. “Oranto has proven to be a reliable partner, committed to support both the growth of South Sudan’s local content and the socio-economic development of our communities.”

The construction of the state-of-the-art schools signals a further boost to value addition to the people of South Sudan from their oil and gas resources as championed by Oranto, against the backdrop of the various peace initiatives being embarked upon by the Government of South Sudan.

“The construction of these two schools is a reflection of Oranto’s engagement to invest in social infrastructure in all areas where we operate in Africa,” declared Prince Arthur Eze, Founder and Executive Chairman of Oranto Petroleum. “Oil has to benefit all citizens and education is key to development. We are only going to see true peace and development in Africa when we leave no child behind and continue to invest in our human resources. I am thankful that I have been blessed and I have a chance to bless others.”

Oranto signed its EPSA with the Ministry of Petroleum in March 2017, committing to the development of the 24,415-square kilometre acreage.

Following a competitive tender process, geophysical specialist BGP was selected to perform an airborne gravity and magnetic survey of the contract area, Block B3.

Oranto completed data acquisition on Block B3 in the second quarter of 2017 and is currently in the data interpretation stage. The block is believed to be highly prospective, with productive parts of the Muglad Basin to the northwest and estimated reserves in place of more than 3 billion barrels of oil.

https://www.businesspost.ng/2018/09/30/nigerian-oil-firm-to-construct-8m-schools-in-south-sudan/

He not a bastard, we know people from that region use to develop another man's land because their own land is full of witches.

Hahaha hypocrites meanwhile no good school in the land of potopoto-ipob-pigs region





Never again will there be a place called Biafra.

flowlessdot:
Nice, the two schools are just duties, so that he can be allowed to do his oil exploration by the community

Hitting the nail on the head

Princeofnigeria:
Hahaha hypocrites meanwhile no go school in the land of potopoto-ipob-pigs region





Never again will there be a place called Biafra.

And they are leading you in education

coldsummer:
I expect the government to sanction a firm like that

For what exactly

yazach:
He not a bastard, we know people from that region use to develop another man's land because their own land is full of witches.

Utter nonsense

Misplaced priority...


Where the unemployment rate of Nigeria is off the roof... Why not build schools for Nigeria here.


Nigerians we are our own worst enemy...