Commonsense99:

With oil from the south right?
This is the perfect meaning of pipe dream

ruggedtimi:
Reminds me of the movie, "there will be blood".

techmo:




North and Buhari no come here come joke at all ooo

Jonathan must be secretly regretting his lootocracy regime, instead of aggressively developing South he stole the money through proxy building useless hotels up and down, now Buhari is using EFCC to collect the money back and seize the assets to develop North

Benefits of this pipeline includes power supply to the North , Industrialisation in the North, Fertiliser plants in the North, reduction of gas flaring, earning of foreign exchange dollars by selling gas to Northern Africa




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Mykel51:


You mentioned "we have", who are the we ?

You want to use Gas from the NigerDelta and Igboland to power industries in Kaduna and Kano and the gas would be taken for free right ?

coputa:
It's only Nigeria and some few oil and gas producing countries that are still flaring gas in the world. Although the project is lobsidedly poliicised,targeting the north only,but it is still a welcome development.kaduna is the only state that does not have a drop of oil,but has a refinery.

flyingpig:


They will have to do their best to keep Nigeria ONE.

Because when Nigeria is dismembered, the pipes will be severed and redirected for local use by the regions that own the gas reserves, alternatively, the receiving region will have to pay for the economic product.

JAMO84:
What exactly did the calamitous Poverty Development Party do in their miserable COVID 16 years?

Ordinary gas pipe, they could not build. Even the one Buhari built as a petroleum minister in the 70s, they couldn't maintain it.

Sammy07:


Guy it's not a pipe dream, nah real ooo.
Pipes they enter Kaduna in huge numbers

proeast:


There is a big problem in this country, everything is being taken to the North with impunity. Rails, roads, pipelines, appointments, money and everything of worth is being channeled to the North while the regions where the resources are generated are grossly neglected.

Nigeria has a date with history because no country has ever survived state sanctioned injustice, they all end up breaking apart. It happened in USSR, Sudan etc.and N[b]igeria will not be any different.[/b]

Fariq:


First it availability is more than guranteed. We have 206 trillion of proven gas reserve. Similar project was done for the south west decade(s) ago

Secondly it will be used to power industries in Kano and Kaduna.

Third, the gas is being wasted now. Rather than allowing it to waste away, it will be utilized for something important.

Gradually the pipeline will reach north Africa (morroco) and to Europe.

Fariq:
The project will eventually reach North Africa in subsequent phases.

What will AKK pipeline project do for Nigeria? Great and wonderful things. It will create steady and guaranteed gas supply network between the North and South, and will enhance power generation capacity.

The industrial sector will be strengthened, local usage of gas will be promoted and increased, and the country’s revenue generation boosted through export of natural gas.

Nigeria is ranked the 7th most endowed natural gas country in the world. She sits on about 180 trillion cubic feet of natural gas deposits, which can be utilized as gas to power, gas to petrochemicals, liquefied natural gas (LNG), liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), compressed natural gas (CNG), among others.

Over the years, Nigeria has exploited its oil resources more, to the detriment of gas, which incidentally fetches more revenue, but is also more expensive to prospect.

While presenting his performance report to the Federal Executive Council recently, Minister of State for Petroleum, Timipre Sylva, spoke extensively about CNG, and what it can do for Nigeria as an alternative to petrol.
He listed the challenges of the oil and gas sector to include; under-recovery, crude theft, insecurity, high cost of production, very low LPG penetration, refineries shutdown, long contracting cycle, among others.

Sylva stressed that the oil and gas sector remains critical to the Nigerian economy, even as we strive to diversify. He identified CNG and LPG penetration as priority.
Said the Minister: “The switch to CNG will help reduce the burden of petrol subsidy on the finances of the country, and government should encourage Nigerians to use CNG as fuel for transportation.”

CNG began as a pilot project in the country in 2006, but target for conversion workshops was not met till 2015. About 4,000 vehicles run on CNG in Benin, Edo State, and it’s about 50% cheaper than petrol.

Vehicles running on CNG, statistics show, save about N1,143 daily, compared with petrol. This amounts to over N30, 000 monthly. The cost of converting the car can thus be recovered within six months.

Gas is cleaner energy, cheaper than petrol, and more friendly to the environment. Global warming will, therefore, be slowed down.
More than 175,000 vehicles run on CNG in America today, and 23 million worldwide. Nigeria will join the number, and boost productivity.

foleskay:

Lol. Stop talking nonsense. Is Niger delta or Igbo land not in Nigeria?? Its just like channeling oil from Texas to Illinois or Kentucky. What's d fuss in that . are they not within the same country

JAMO84:
What exactly did the calamitous Poverty Development Party do in their miserable COVID 16 years?

Ordinary gas pipe, they could not build. Even the one Buhari built as a petroleum minister in the 70s, they couldn't maintain it.

Dpharisee:

Are the pipes imported or produced in Nigeria, are jobs being created in our steel industry for such a huge project?

techmo:


This is the only reason power would return South in 2023 and North would vote any Southerner that is against of Splitting of One Nigeria PLC

Sammy07:

Dunno, but I think the pipes are coming from the East

Angelfrost:


One of Daniel Day Lewis best works....

I believe he won an Oscar for that role.

Sammy07:


Couldn't see it.
But the one I saw is 2010, Osun is in top 15, It's still a productive state.

flyingpig:


Imo and Abia, parts of Rivers.

PrecisionFx:


I'm sure ur a northerner

Igbochief001:

GDP is the only measure of productivity Oga ...what's the GDP of osun

flyingpig:


Such Southern president will have to be a stooge who will not touch their Northern establishments and franchise or severe the projects, nor stall them.

Sammy07:


With all your gas self, none of your states can boost of 18hrs of light per day

Even Osun state wey no get gas can boost of 21 - 23hrs of light per day.

Edited
In all the villages, towns and cities not just Osogbo
Amukunmeko Alainironu

techmo:


Of coarse Tinubu's camp wouldn't mind signing any deal just like Obasanjo did in 1999 coming out of prison and still siding with Northern Elites

The Region's with less or no Oil with more allocation would easily side with North

Such Gas pipeline runs straight From SouthSouth and SouthEast to SouthWest power plants since and Yoruba Power Plant Owners like the Adelekes had being getting free gas from the east for long codedly while selling power at high profit margin

Kemistri4:


Mumu talk. Most towns in Abia boast of 20-23 hours of electricity...

Igbochief001:

Osun can boost that should be shameful ...it means nothing is using the power ...all states in Nigeria get less than 100mw of electricity ...abia had to have extra help even yet it can't match 8 hours light because people are using it

Only states like osun , yobe , and the rest that are unproductive have constant power

Multiplier7:


Honestly, this is the most nepotic project I have ever seen. You are right my brother.


The south south and south east are on a long thing in this country. $2.8 Billion Dollars is not a small money talk more of when you covert it to naira. Why are they channeling the resources of this country to the northern part neglecting the states that produces this resources and nobody is saying anything.

I pity anybody shouting one Nigeria in this country. Because is obvious it does not exist.

Sammy07:


Alright, Dpharisee

techmo:




North and Buhari no come here come joke at all ooo

Jonathan must be secretly regretting his lootocracy regime, instead of aggressively developing South he stole the money through proxy building useless hotels up and down, now Buhari is using EFCC to collect the money back and seize the assets to develop North

Benefits of this pipeline includes power supply to the North , Industrialisation in the North, Fertiliser plants in the North, reduction of gas flaring, earning of foreign exchange dollars by selling gas to Northern Africa


That is if it doesn't end up like Ajaokuta built by another northerner




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Fariq:


First it availability is more than guranteed. We have 206 trillion of proven gas reserve. Similar project was done for the south west decade(s) ago

Secondly it will be used to power industries in Kano and Kaduna.

Third, the gas is being wasted now. Rather than allowing it to waste away, it will be utilized for something important.

Gradually the pipeline will reach north Africa (morroco) and to Europe.