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princdebola201:
Macpepple family cornered four oil wells to themselve.
Who knows where macpepple family come from

Eryyy92:
ewu Gambia shut up

PortHarcourt1st:
Rivers state is a major oil producing state, but only 4 people were able to get oil block in their own state. While yebows, yorooba and awusa are 90%. Shame

MinorityOpinion:
Arguably, Nigeria is the largest oil producer in Africa and the 6th in the world. On average, the country produced about 2 million barrels of crude oil in a day. This volume of oil produced daily in Nigeria is produced majorly in the Niger Delta region of the country that constitute just about 7% of the total land mass of the country.

With this, you need no one to tell you that most of the oil blocks are located in the Niger Delta region, the part known as south-south geopolitical zone. However, some states in the south east and south west are also oil producing.

In all, the oil producing states are Akwa Ibom, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Edo, Ondo, Imo, Abia and Lagos. The production is not evenly distributed. Akwa Ibom, Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa account for 90.1% of the oil produced, making them the top producers of oil in the country

According to a former Chairman of the Senate Committee on Business and Rules, Senator Ita Enang, 83 per cent of oil blocks in the country are owned by northerners. How truth is that? For political reasons, some people believed him then. The question nobody asked him then is how possibly can that be when 88 percent of the oil blocks are owned by multinational corporations.

This article lists out the names of owners of oil wells in Nigeria this 2020.

First, what is an oil well? An oil well is a hole dug into the Earth that serves the purpose of bringing oil or other hydrocarbons like natural gas to the surface of the earth. This is different from an oil block which is a large area of land, typically in 1000s of square kilometers. Usually, both oil wells and blocks are awarded to businesses by the government.

The list below contains the names of those having oil wells. It is no news saying some oil blocks and wells are owned by family. In such cases, the key family members on the business board will have their names here. Also, some of the wells are joint businesses by two or more persons.

It is important to also note that getting the full list can be said to be impossible – it’s actually possible though. So, just know that this is not a complete list.

Remember, people own properties by proxy in Nigeria. Aside owing property by proxy, the issue of license renewal and others things comes into play. Having that in mind, don’t expect a complete list.

Here are their names:

General Theophilus Danjuma
Colonel Sanni Bello
Alhaji Mohammed Ludimi
Alhaji W.I. Folawiyo
Alhaji Aminu Cantata
Alhaji Sela Mohammed Gambo
Prince Nasiru Ado Bayero
Alhaji Mai Daribo
Rilwan Lukman
Atiku Abubakar
Yar’ Adua
Bayero
Dan Etete
Peter Odili
Andy Uba
Emeka Offor
Mike Adenuga
Alfred James
Femisola Awosika
O. Adeyinka
Ibrahim Bunu
Udoji
Saleh Jambo
Sanni Bello
Aminu Alhassan dantata
Arthur Eze
O Abiola
Mohammed Indimi
Kase Lawal
Olukun
David Richards
Ibukun Olawepo
Rachel Akintola
C Orjiako
Reggie Uduhim
Lulu Briggs
Mai Derive
Module Alakija
Said Kuashi
Appia Korang
Peppe
Oba Gbadebo
A Kpata
Adeyemo
O Osunsanya
Boyo
A Tinubu
Onoh Anthony
Onoh Christiana
Onoh Ngozi
George Udoekong
Nwauche Erastus
Unejei T
Akinro C.A
Ewendu Chidi
Du- Frayed
Baba Lawal
Cole Tonye
Odunsi Ade
Adeniji Titi
Akinla Ladipo
Bentley John
Ciroma Musa
Fatona Layi
Aret Adams,
Uduimp Itsueli
Sammy Olagbaju
David Richard
Udi Ibru
Macpepple Victoria
MacPepple Henry
Macpepple Joy
MacPepple Emmanuel
MacPepple Elfrida
Usman Danburran
Alhaji Indimi
Nwauche Erastus
Onoh Anthony
Onoh Christiana
Onoh Ngozi
George Udoekong
Aliyu Abubakar
Brigidi David
Alamieyesheiga Anitonbrapa,
Ifimaim Ekine,
Jonathan Selereipre,
Enddel Francis
Chinwetelu Chris
Williams E.J


Source: https://nigerianinfopedia.com.ng/oil-well-owners-in-nigeria/

35824L:
Nestoil that is owned by one of them from the gully eroded Anambra state even operates oil wells in Delta state but his jewish people will not talk about it. They keep crying about how fulani and Yoruba owns oil wells in the region. Their plan has always been to corner everything for themselves that's why they want biafra where they will use their numbers to suppress the nigerdeltans. They have already started revisionist propaganda, saying that there is nothing like Niger Delta or south south, claiming that Ibibio tribe are Iboes , trying to claim everything and everyone in the south south like they did to Ikwere tribe in the old Eastern region where they changed Ikwere names to Ibonizes names, marginalized all the minorities and eventually tried to totally conquer them with biafra before they were resisted and driven back into their 5 gully erosion ravaged states which they have been trying to escape from ever since.

Jokerman:
Lol .. is it possible to retrieve the Wells from these individuals?

MinorityOpinion:
Arguably, Nigeria is the largest oil producer in Africa and the 6th in the world. On average, the country produced about 2 million barrels of crude oil in a day. This volume of oil produced daily in Nigeria is produced majorly in the Niger Delta region of the country that constitute just about 7% of the total land mass of the country.

With this, you need no one to tell you that most of the oil blocks are located in the Niger Delta region, the part known as south-south geopolitical zone. However, some states in the south east and south west are also oil producing.

In all, the oil producing states are Akwa Ibom, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Edo, Ondo, Imo, Abia and Lagos. The production is not evenly distributed. Akwa Ibom, Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa account for 90.1% of the oil produced, making them the top producers of oil in the country

According to a former Chairman of the Senate Committee on Business and Rules, Senator Ita Enang, 83 per cent of oil blocks in the country are owned by northerners. How truth is that? For political reasons, some people believed him then. The question nobody asked him then is how possibly can that be when 88 percent of the oil blocks are owned by multinational corporations.

This article lists out the names of owners of oil wells in Nigeria this 2020.

First, what is an oil well? An oil well is a hole dug into the Earth that serves the purpose of bringing oil or other hydrocarbons like natural gas to the surface of the earth. This is different from an oil block which is a large area of land, typically in 1000s of square kilometers. Usually, both oil wells and blocks are awarded to businesses by the government.

The list below contains the names of those having oil wells. It is no news saying some oil blocks and wells are owned by family. In such cases, the key family members on the business board will have their names here. Also, some of the wells are joint businesses by two or more persons.

It is important to also note that getting the full list can be said to be impossible – it’s actually possible though. So, just know that this is not a complete list.

Remember, people own properties by proxy in Nigeria. Aside owing property by proxy, the issue of license renewal and others things comes into play. Having that in mind, don’t expect a complete list.

Here are their names:

General Theophilus Danjuma
Colonel Sanni Bello
Alhaji Mohammed Ludimi
Alhaji W.I. Folawiyo
Alhaji Aminu Cantata
Alhaji Sela Mohammed Gambo
Prince Nasiru Ado Bayero
Alhaji Mai Daribo
Rilwan Lukman
Atiku Abubakar
Yar’ Adua
Bayero
Dan Etete
Peter Odili
Andy Uba
Emeka Offor
Mike Adenuga
Alfred James
Femisola Awosika
O. Adeyinka
Ibrahim Bunu
Udoji
Saleh Jambo
Sanni Bello
Aminu Alhassan dantata
Arthur Eze
O Abiola
Mohammed Indimi
Kase Lawal
Olukun
David Richards
Ibukun Olawepo
Rachel Akintola
C Orjiako
Reggie Uduhim
Lulu Briggs
Mai Derive
Module Alakija
Said Kuashi
Appia Korang
Peppe
Oba Gbadebo
A Kpata
Adeyemo
O Osunsanya
Boyo
A Tinubu
Onoh Anthony
Onoh Christiana
Onoh Ngozi
George Udoekong
Nwauche Erastus
Unejei T
Akinro C.A
Ewendu Chidi
Du- Frayed
Baba Lawal
Cole Tonye
Odunsi Ade
Adeniji Titi
Akinla Ladipo
Bentley John
Ciroma Musa
Fatona Layi
Aret Adams,
Uduimp Itsueli
Sammy Olagbaju
David Richard
Udi Ibru
Macpepple Victoria
MacPepple Henry
Macpepple Joy
MacPepple Emmanuel
MacPepple Elfrida
Usman Danburran
Alhaji Indimi
Nwauche Erastus
Onoh Anthony
Onoh Christiana
Onoh Ngozi
George Udoekong
Aliyu Abubakar
Brigidi David
Alamieyesheiga Anitonbrapa,
Ifimaim Ekine,
Jonathan Selereipre,
Enddel Francis
Chinwetelu Chris
Williams E.J


Source: https://nigerianinfopedia.com.ng/oil-well-owners-in-nigeria/

MinorityOpinion:
This is another IPOB busted lie.

MinorityOpinion:
Exactly my point.

Iceberg3:
almajiri

Miracle1991:
babyfactory product.

PortHarcourt1st:
[s][/s]


Slum dweller illiterate so in a state that produces almost 90% of oil, so it is sensible for you to have less than 10 people with oil bloc.

Yebows on the list are almost 50, yorooba almost 60, awusa almost 100. These are people that doesn't have oil at all.

Kinematics when shall you have commonsense?

gambia:
All the tribes are well represented in the list, case closed.

MinorityOpinion:
Arguably, Nigeria is the largest oil producer in Africa and the 6th in the world. On average, the country produced about 2 million barrels of crude oil in a day. This volume of oil produced daily in Nigeria is produced majorly in the Niger Delta region of the country that constitute just about 7% of the total land mass of the country.

With this, you need no one to tell you that most of the oil blocks are located in the Niger Delta region, the part known as south-south geopolitical zone. However, some states in the south east and south west are also oil producing.

In all, the oil producing states are Akwa Ibom, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Edo, Ondo, Imo, Abia and Lagos. The production is not evenly distributed. Akwa Ibom, Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa account for 90.1% of the oil produced, making them the top producers of oil in the country

According to a former Chairman of the Senate Committee on Business and Rules, Senator Ita Enang, 83 per cent of oil blocks in the country are owned by northerners. How truth is that? For political reasons, some people believed him then. The question nobody asked him then is how possibly can that be when 88 percent of the oil blocks are owned by multinational corporations.

This article lists out the names of owners of oil wells in Nigeria this 2020.

First, what is an oil well? An oil well is a hole dug into the Earth that serves the purpose of bringing oil or other hydrocarbons like natural gas to the surface of the earth. This is different from an oil block which is a large area of land, typically in 1000s of square kilometers. Usually, both oil wells and blocks are awarded to businesses by the government.

The list below contains the names of those having oil wells. It is no news saying some oil blocks and wells are owned by family. In such cases, the key family members on the business board will have their names here. Also, some of the wells are joint businesses by two or more persons.

It is important to also note that getting the full list can be said to be impossible – it’s actually possible though. So, just know that this is not a complete list.

Remember, people own properties by proxy in Nigeria. Aside owing property by proxy, the issue of license renewal and others things comes into play. Having that in mind, don’t expect a complete list.

Here are their names:

General Theophilus Danjuma
Colonel Sanni Bello
Alhaji Mohammed Ludimi
Alhaji W.I. Folawiyo
Alhaji Aminu Cantata
Alhaji Sela Mohammed Gambo
Prince Nasiru Ado Bayero
Alhaji Mai Daribo
Rilwan Lukman
Atiku Abubakar
Yar’ Adua
Bayero
Dan Etete
Peter Odili
Andy Uba
Emeka Offor
Mike Adenuga
Alfred James
Femisola Awosika
O. Adeyinka
Ibrahim Bunu
Udoji
Saleh Jambo
Sanni Bello
Aminu Alhassan dantata
Arthur Eze
O Abiola
Mohammed Indimi
Kase Lawal
Olukun
David Richards
Ibukun Olawepo
Rachel Akintola
C Orjiako
Reggie Uduhim
Lulu Briggs
Mai Derive
Module Alakija
Said Kuashi
Appia Korang
Peppe
Oba Gbadebo
A Kpata
Adeyemo
O Osunsanya
Boyo
A Tinubu
Onoh Anthony
Onoh Christiana
Onoh Ngozi
George Udoekong
Nwauche Erastus
Unejei T
Akinro C.A
Ewendu Chidi
Du- Frayed
Baba Lawal
Cole Tonye
Odunsi Ade
Adeniji Titi
Akinla Ladipo
Bentley John
Ciroma Musa
Fatona Layi
Aret Adams,
Uduimp Itsueli
Sammy Olagbaju
David Richard
Udi Ibru
Macpepple Victoria
MacPepple Henry
Macpepple Joy
MacPepple Emmanuel
MacPepple Elfrida
Usman Danburran
Alhaji Indimi
Nwauche Erastus
Onoh Anthony
Onoh Christiana
Onoh Ngozi
George Udoekong
Aliyu Abubakar
Brigidi David
Alamieyesheiga Anitonbrapa,
Ifimaim Ekine,
Jonathan Selereipre,
Enddel Francis
Chinwetelu Chris
Williams E.J[/s]


Source: https://nigerianinfopedia.com.ng/oil-well-owners-in-nigeria/

You forgot to add the list of oil wealth owners below

MinorityOpinion:
Even their billionaire Authur Eze is there.

cjrane:
[s]


You forgot to add the list of oil wealth owners below

MinorityOpinion:
Your opinion mean nothing to me

PortHarcourt1st:
Rivers state is a major oil producing state, but only 4 people were able to get oil block in their own state. While yebows, yorooba and awusa are 90%. Shame

35824L:
Nestoil that is owned by one of them from the gully eroded Anambra state even operates oil wells in Delta state but his jewish people will not talk about it. They keep crying about how fulani and Yoruba owns oil wells in the region. Their plan has always been to corner everything for themselves that's why they want biafra where they will use their numbers to suppress the nigerdeltans. They have already started revisionist propaganda, saying that there is nothing like Niger Delta or south south, claiming that Ibibio tribe are Iboes , trying to claim everything and everyone in the south south like they did to Ikwere tribe in the old Eastern region where they changed Ikwere names to Ibonizes names, marginalized all the minorities and eventually tried to totally conquer them with biafra before they were resisted and driven back into their 5 gully erosion ravaged states which they have been trying to escape from ever since.