AlabiJ:


Will you shit the fvck up and stop shouting g like a restarted goat. Na so e pain you reach??

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/05/05/with-huge-gas-reserves-of-650bcf-lagos-joins-oil-producing-states/

Go and commit suicide since you are in so much pains.

post=89945311:
These are Gas fields

There's no gas in Yorubaland

post=89946149:

There is no Gas stop deceiving yourself with article paid for, Google gas fields in Nigeria

Lagos is just oil field

post=89945834:

Shell and Seplat

PVision2020:

The way they reason is mind boggling. And they have this herd mentality, both their Educated and Ipob miscreants reason alike... Emotional without Logic.

Nigerian Oil producing States shared N302 billion in 7-months

Number Breakdown: Specifically, Nigerian Oil producing states include Delta, Akwa-Ibom, Bayelsa, Rivers, Edo, Ondo, Imo, Abia and Lagos. Note that since 2016, Lagos state has been officially declared an oil-producing state in Nigeria, however, the state still earns low from the derivation fund.

On the list, Delta State ranks first, with a total of N94.4 billion, which represents about 31% of the total 13% derivation shared so far in 2019.
Akwa Ibom closely followed Delta having received a total of N70.8 billion as 13% derivation revenue shared. This means the state received 23% of the total disbursement during the period.

Other states include Bayelsa (N56.2 billion), Rivers (N54.1 billion), Edo (N10.5 billion), Ondo (N7.68 billion), Imo (N5.02 billion), Abia (N3.9 billion) and Lagos (N3.8 million).
A quick check into the Central Bank of Nigeria 2018 annual report shows that all the states received a total of N640.0 billion as the oil-producing states.


This means, in the last 19 months, the oil-producing states shared N942 billion altogether.


Some Concerns: Despite the 13% derivation received, most of the 9 states (if not all) are among the most highly indebted states in Nigeria. For instance, in an earlier publication on Nairametrics, it was disclosed that Lagos state leads the debtors’ club with a total debt of N980 billion.

States among the oil-producing states with the biggest debt profile as at March 2019 include Rivers (N249 billion), Akwa Ibom (N213 billion), Edo (N171.2 billion), Bayelsa (N150 billion).
Despite the huge sum notwithstanding, the Niger Delta region is still suffering from massive infrastructure decay, environmental degradation, among many others.


On the other hand, the 13% derivation fund has been a subject of controversy between the oil-producing communities and various state governments, with the communities asking the Federal Government to pay the money directly to the communities and not into the coffers of the state.

Recently, the National Chairman of Host Communities of Nigeria Producing Oil and Gas (HOSCON), Mr. Mike Emuh, disclosed that Federal Government is currently working with oil-producing communities in the country to review the template for the payments of the 13% derivation of revenue generated from oil and gas directly to host communities.

AlabiJ:


Lmao. I can see how you are seriously angry and frustrated at the revelation that Lagos has gas reserves. That article in the link I referenced was written by your fellow igbo. Whether you accept it or not is actually not important. The only solution to your problem is to simply commit suicide because your disbelief doesn't change anything. Sorry.

MetaPhysical:


Anambra"illegitimate"son,

1. Shell has operations in Escravos, Seplat does not.

2. ANOH is a joint venture Shell/Seplat.

3. ANOH is a project and operates OML53 and OML21. Between the two there are six wells, drilled for oil.

4. Shel/Seplat is mining oil from underground.

5. When the oil gets to surface it is taken through refinement to extract gas.

6. The gas is piped and stored in Oben storage facilities.

7. From Oben, gas delivery trucks are filled and rolled out to take the end product to nearby markets, including Imo State. Lagos is not a nearby market and there is no truck rolling from Oben to Lagos.

8. So how do you get gas from Oben to Lagos? ....or from Imo to Lagos?
Impossible under current arrangements. If ever it will be done it will be gas pipeline from Oben going to Escravos to connect to ELPS.

9. Is there a gas pipeline from Imo to Lagos? No.

10. Is there pipeline from Oben to Lagos? No.

11. Is there gas reserve in Imo? No.

....but if there is we would love to know so we can scatter it and Imo and Biafra remain a powerless state under Oduduwa exploitation.

Get sense!

omonnakoda:

Ghana was not conquered like Biafra

Biafra was conquered at the cost of precious Nigerian lives

The people are free to return to their Jewish homeland as advocated by Nnamdi Kanu before he died

post=89948998:

There is no Gas in west nothing like hate, during Fashola's tenue when he organised Lagos state economic submit, chaired by former minister of Power Barth Nnaji, the question was raised by one of the participants, Fashola and the former minister admitted there is no Gas in west, that only east have huge gas reserved

After spending 25 years exploring for hydrocarbon resources off the coast of Lagos, Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum, in partnership with Panoro Energy ASA and First Hydrocarbon Nigeria (FHN) Limited, among others, finally catapulted Lagos State into the league of oil and gas producing states in the country.

Panoro, an independent oil and gas company based in the United Kingdom, announced wednesday that oil production had commenced from the Aje oil field located in Oil Mining Lease (OML) 113, offshore Lagos, on Tuesday, May 3.

Of greater significance also is the disclosure that the oil field holds untapped reserves of about 650 billion cubic feet (bcf), which if harnessed in two to three years’ time, according to a company source, could supply Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub, all the gas feedstock it needs for the thermal power stations and other manufacturing concerns domiciled in the state and its environs.

Summary of Independent Assessment by Schlumberger

· Ororo Field hydrocarbon in place estimated at 35.2- 44.1 MMstb (P50 - P10 oil-in-place).

· Seven oil bearing sands (D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, F and G) were identified in Ororo-1 well.

· The P50 - P10 Recoverable Oil from the single Ororo-1 well estimated at 10.0 MMstb - 12.8 MMstb.

· The Ororo-1 well flow tested at a combined production rate of approximately 2,800 barrels of oil per day (bopd) from two oil producing sands.

· Ororo-1 well contains 125ft true vertical thickness (TVT) of net oil pay.

The P50 - P10 Gas Initially In Place estimated at 396.5 - 557.6 Bscf with Recoverable Gas of 276.9 - 390.66 Bscf (P50 - P10).

Grayoso:


I always find this distinctly bizarre and fascinating about them. Clannish indoctrination so strong it turns even the most learned of Professors into rabid IPOBians talking drivel.

All oil and gas producing States, to include Imo , enjoy a 13% extra revenue because of the derivation principle that seeks to be fair to the States producing the oil and gas wealth of Nigeria. Imo, in a 7 month period of 2019, got N5 billion. See below.


If Igbos were not so clannish, hateful, myopic, misguided and lacking in focus then they should firmly and unwavering focus on the massive corruption and embezzlement of State government preventing the extra 13% derivation revenue impacting on communities producing the oil and gas. Absolutely condemnable Igbos never have time or inclination to focus on what matters for them and their people.

Instead it is Sabre rattling against others especially the Yorubas to the extent that when Igbo man hears Yoruba or Lagos he begins hyperventilating clannishly. Sad people.



https://nairametrics.com/2019/09/18/nigerian-oil-producing-states-shared-302-billion-in-7-months/

omonnakoda:

Home state of the Black Scorpion Husband of Biafra

Pentagon007:
The gas from ANOH is to be taken to OBEN(owned by Seplat) processing plant. Then after processing, it is then taken to Escravos from where it will then be piped onwards to Lagos.

NB: The Yoruba boys here are trying to twist fact. In a report concerning the Owerri gas operation, it is stated thus;
”The processed gas will be transported to the
Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System (ELPS) and
West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) through a
26km-long spur line connecting to the OB3
pipeline. The produced LPG will be trucked
directly to Owerri, while the condensate will be
exported to either Shell Bonny and or ENI’s
Brass River terminal"

MetaPhysical:


Anambra"illegitimate"son,

1. Shell has operations in Escravos, Seplat does not.

2. ANOH is a joint venture Shell/Seplat.

3. ANOH is a project and operates OML53 and OML21. Between the two there are six wells, drilled for oil.

4. Shel/Seplat is mining oil from underground.

5. When the oil gets to surface it is taken through refinement to extract gas.

6. The gas is piped and stored in Oben storage facilities.

7. From Oben, gas delivery trucks are filled and rolled out to take the end product to nearby markets, including Imo State. Lagos is not a nearby market and there is no truck rolling from Oben to Lagos.

8. So how do you get gas from Oben to Lagos? ....or from Imo to Lagos?
Impossible under current arrangements. If ever it will be done it will be gas pipeline from Oben going to Escravos to connect to ELPS.

9. Is there a gas pipeline from Imo to Lagos? No.

10. Is there pipeline from Oben to Lagos? No.

11. Is there gas reserve in Imo? No.

....but if there is we would love to know so we can scatter it and Imo and Biafra remain a powerless state under Oduduwa exploitation.

Get sense!

omonnakoda:
Because Imo is part of the conquered territory of Nigeria surrendered to Colonel Obasanjo I 1970

MetaPhysical:


Anambra"illegitimate"son,

1. Shell has operations in Escravos, Seplat does not.

2. ANOH is a joint venture Shell/Seplat.

3. ANOH is a project and operates OML53 and OML21. Between the two there are six wells, drilled for oil.

4. Shel/Seplat is mining oil from underground.

5. When the oil gets to surface it is taken through refinement to extract gas.

6. The gas is piped and stored in Oben storage facilities.

7. From Oben, gas delivery trucks are filled and rolled out to take the end product to nearby markets, including Imo State. Lagos is not a nearby market and there is no truck rolling from Oben to Lagos.

8. So how do you get gas from Oben to Lagos? ....or from Imo to Lagos?
Impossible under current arrangements. If ever it will be done it will be gas pipeline from Oben going to Escravos to connect to ELPS.

9. Is there a gas pipeline from Imo to Lagos? No.

10. Is there pipeline from Oben to Lagos? No.

11. Is there gas reserve in Imo? No.

....but if there is we would love to know so we can scatter it and Imo and Biafra remain a powerless state under Oduduwa exploitation.

Get sense!

Pentagon007:
The gas from ANOH is to be taken to OBEN(owned by Seplat) processing plant. Then after processing, it is then taken to Escravos from where it will then be piped onwards to Lagos. STOP trying to twist fact. In a report concerning the Owerri gas operation, it is stated thus;
”The processed gas will be transported to the
Escravos-Lagos Pipeline System (ELPS) and
West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) through a
26km-long spur line connecting to the OB3
pipeline. The produced LPG will be trucked
directly to Owerri, while the condensate will be
exported to either Shell Bonny and or ENI’s
Brass River terminal"

omonnakoda:
One thing is clear Igbos are deeply frustrated at the lack of movement to Biafra
Deeply scared of

EGWU Eke has turned them all to

Internet warriors

post=89953534:
M

post=89953649:

No Gas in Yoruba land

Amarabae:
if it is true, then it is a big height of injustice.
why not lay gas pipeline across all States?

post=89953649:

No Gas in Yoruba land

kettykings:


you people are seriously working towards a second Nigeria civil war between the East and West , well lets watch and see how it plays out

naija4life247:


Very true, empty chezyt beater. That is why all Igbos are in Lagos. As Yorubas pray to go to Heaven, Igbos pray to go to Lagos.