₦airaland Forum

mtisTheQubit:
You never dissapoint gal.. ..an I love it

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Criminal illiterate you wake up yourself everyday telling yourself lies for money to-night don't you have any shame in you. A country with 180 million criminals.

Just look at the road to Nigeria's biggest shipping port tin can Island world class international highway 5 star luxury Express Road. In the middle of the 20th worst city in the world to live in and in the middle of the second worst city in Africa to live in

tylann:
Samorobo look at your roads

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
One of the biggest problems most of these Kenya's and Ghanaians have not really been to Nigeria. Look at the real poverty in Nigeria Lagos State people fetching petrol for a petrol tanker which is leaking life in Lagos State mean nothing


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hl6sTVb5sQ&app=desktop

AskiaHarem:
tylann look at your roads

AskiaHarem:
tylann look at your roads

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
The road you pasted do not lead to the main shipping port of Mombasa by road which I posted was the main shipping port of Lagos.

The first picture you posted was not a road at all I know that place when I visited Kenya 5 years ago it was a construction site there is no road across there is just Motorcycles with use it to Ferry people as a shortcut that area is a tall building which is being built and the motorcycles made a in Legal Road

Stevoh18:


1 not a road
2&3 road undercostruction
3 not Kenya, maybe TZ or Nigeria

Stevoh18:


1 not a road
2&3 road undercostruction
3 not Kenya, maybe TZ or Nigeria

AskiaHarem:
Nothing

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxB6B8z_2HU [/url]

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Everybody in the world knows that Nigeria is right number one in open defecation. So don't try to put your problems on other African countries. Nigerian and open defecation is just like 1 2 3 4 5

Lionessza6:
LOL,well those players are now panicking since the commission is backfiring. Zuma once said " those calling for the commission will be the ones to cry the most" . His prophesy is now evident for all to see; George Soros media houses are working around the clock spin-doctoring the testimonies of the witnesses . We now have the American government trying to change the ending of the commission even before it's concluded.
True, such cases have been pushed aside for far too long , leaving some victims in some cases to take the law their own hands as we saw with the Terreblanche case. He died with a stick in his butthole which was inserted by a young boy; No surprise here. There are many more " good Christian men" from these farmlands who die with their penis'es inside their mouth and or with rods up their arses. We are told these are robberies or racial attacks, but clearly there is more behind these murderes. Mostly it's the old men in the farms who are at the receiving end of this sort of sadism; that is telling . There are allegations that Orania, where they claim they are protecting their culture is now a paedo paradise ; No surprise here either. As you said, these sorts of evil deeds are common around communities that are ran like cults.

We have not forgotten how Eugène Terre’Blanche and his cabal raped farm workers and their children for years until Chris Mahlangu ended the terror and hacked Blanche to death with a machete.

This and the numerous unreported violations that happen in Orania, in farms where our people are subjected to sexual slavery,

gallivant:
[b]Samson you are loosing your head! [/b]You have not proven the proforce ARA was exported to Southern Africa or the UN, just wailing like a goat that lost her baby! You need to stop, step back and make an appointment so they can do a ct scan on your brain.

Stevoh18:
I will be updating the progress often

Completion due date Nov 2021

kikuyu2:
You misread me,sweetie-its common with those obsessed with racial superiority attitudes. This is the BLF site but still:
https://blf.org.za/tag/eugene-terreblanche/

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Massive disaster at onitsha market anambra state as fuel tanker Tumbles into market and explodes today has been a very bad day for the Nigerian here . Right now 4 story building on fire with full of shops and Traders




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XmADkXmdpQ&app=desktop


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKGlkziB12M&app=desktop

vaxx2:
increased production raises Ghana hydrocarbon profile......


When you think of the top oil and gas nations in Africa, Ghana is not one that traditionally comes to mind, but it is one of the rising stars. In the past, Ghana has been one of the smaller oil and gas producers on the continent but that production is expected to grow rapidly over the next five years.

The organisation charged with developing the West African nations’ hydrocarbon assets is the national oil company, Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC). The rise in Ghana’s production is expected to come from the growth of existing offshore fields such as Twenboa-Enyenra-Ntomme (TEN) and Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP).

First oil flowed from the Tullow operated TEN fields offshore Ghana to the FPSO Professor John Evans Atta Mills in August 2016. OCTP is an integrated deepwater project in Ghana split into two stages: the development of first oil, then gas deposits operated by Eni Ghana. OCTP is around 60km from Ghana’s western coast and boasts approximately 40bn m3 of non-associated gas reserves and 500m barrels of oil.

Mohammed Amin Adam, Ghana's Deputy Minister of Energy in charge of petroleum, is confident that the country's energy sector is on the brink of something big. He says the country can expand oil production from 180,000–-200,000bl/d now to 500,000bl/d within six years, and is targeting up to 1mn bl/d beyond that. "If we want to sustain or increase production, we will have to be very aggressive in exploration," he said.

The average production for TEN field in 2017 was 56,000 b/d whilst production for the OCTP field is expected to peak this year at 45,000 b/d. In addition to the two established fields there are other developments that are moving ahead rapidly such as the Teak, Akasa and Mahogany East discoveries where test wells have indicated sizeable reserves.

Another major scheme is the Ghana 1000, a multi-phase greenfield gas-to-power project located near Takoradi in the western regions of Ghana. This will consist of approximately 1,300MW of combined cycle power generation technology once fully built and will support Ghana’s burgeoning domestic natural gas industry by purchasing natural gas from the Sankofa gas field, part of the OCTP field. A subsea pipeline will link a Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) to onshore facilities which will then supply the project. It’s expected that the FSRU will start up sometime in 2020.

Ghana completed its first oil and gas licencing round earlier this year with two of the five blocks on offer being awarded. First Exploration and Petroleum Development, in partnership with Elandel Energy (Ghana) emerged as winners of block WB02 while Eni Ghana and Vitol Upstream Tano claimed block WB03. Block WB03 is located in the medium-deep waters of the prolific Tano Basin, offshore Ghana. Following the success of this round, a second licensing round is being planned.

Sharing the talent

Throughout the oil and gas industry, collaboration is the name of the game and that is no different in Ghana. GNPC recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to share expertise with three of its neighbours, Sierra Leone, Gambia and Liberia. “We believe that we need to share experience from other countries as a way of improving what we do,” the chief executive of the GNPC, Dr Kofi Kodua Sarpong, said. “Our organization has been there for nearly four decades and we have the expertise, we can export talent, so we are looking at all these opportunities. In fact, I can say that our brothers and sisters in other countries are knocking on our doors for advice and that is precisely what we want.”

Ensuring local benefit from oil boom

The development of these assets means that it is important that Ghana, in common with many other African nations, ensures that local workers and industry benefit from increased oil and gas activity. “There is a recognised need to develop local capacity in all aspects of the oil and gas value chain through education, skills, and expertise development, transfer of technology and know-how and promote an active research and development regime through collaborative efforts locally and internationally,” Dr Kofi Koduah Sarpong, said.

In Ghana in recent years, attention has been focused on the need to have a portion of locally produced materials, personnel, financing, goods and services rendered to the oil and gas industry with measurable monetary impact. “In tandem with this goal is the pursuit of local content participation, which refers to the level of Ghanaian equity ownership in the oil and gas industry,” Sarpong added. “Ghanaian-owned businesses in the energy sector must be encouraged to increase their participation in this emerging and growing sector. This, surely, will be a more sustainable way of realigning the sector to the needs of the country in terms of employment creation and economic growth whilst reducing the impact of capital flight on the economy.”

Ghana’s oil and gas industry continues to attract key global industry players on the back of sustained investor interest, due largely to the favourable investment climate and stable democracy. “The potential of the sector to be a driver for Ghana’s desired economic growth is evident,” Sarpong concluded. “But I hold the view that true benefits of the oil and gas sector and ultimately economic growth can be obtained only when Ghanaians capture a respectable level of value from the sector. For a country pushing for self-dependency; a Ghana beyond aid, this noble call is not misplaced, and the time to act is now.”

Ghana at Africa Oil Week

Reflecting its growing importance, Ghana will be well represented at Africa Oil Week with a triumvirate of high-profile speakers in Benjamin Kwame Asante, director of petroleum at the Ministry of Energy, Egbert Isaac Faibille, petroleum commissioner at Ghana Petroleum Commission and the Hon John Peter Amewu, minister for energy.



Source: Africa Oil Week

AskiaHarem:
tylann look at your roads

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
This is a major disaster no fire engine nothing the whole state and city is burning to the ground.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLDpa1P8N8g&app=desktop

AskiaHarem:
Literally nothing to do with my statement stop trying to dodge you coward.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
The same oil is burning a city to the ground in onitsha Nigeria

AskiaHarem:
No a "major disaster" is Chernobyl, California fires, Harricans etc. Nigeria does have fire departments you damn liar Stop trying to spread fake news you scum of humanity.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
A country where a whole city Burns to the ground


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyXlt9t6VfQ

mtisTheQubit:
I'll call the Nox forest hippies always together with nature an stUff. building simple structures in the forest..eating forest stuff an mixing forest stuff for healing...
Some tauris (humans from earth ) once visited them an offered to share technology with poorly dressed forest dudes..
But don't judge a book by its cover...the nox were highly evolved...they could clock anything they wanted...like this humans found out that the star gate they used had disappeared all together. .they could even make themselves dissappear anytime...thy could heal (even bring some dead people back to life )...they had clocked their massive shIps so no one would notice their presence..so I call them forest hippies who were highly advanced .
The beef BTW Oris an alterans never died even with the ascending ..
The Oris felt betrayed by their brothers...the galaxy of Ori was very far away from avalon so they didn't know where the ancients migrated. .but two tauris made a big mistake..they used two special stones for communication and were able to connect to Ori galaxy...so the ascended Oris knew now where their fellow brothers migrated to...no only that the Alterans were shielding their seeds (humans) from ori. You see that really bad...deprivating Oris much needed worship...that's like cutting feeding for Oris. .so Oris were pissed off an directed their worshippers to build ships an convert avalon. ..so earth with billions of humans, that was a massive feeding grounds...
To be continued...