Is this case different from the one that was adjourned to 17 January 2022 for hearing? https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/11/dispute-over-17-oil-wells-supreme-court-gives-fg-imo-15-days-to-file-defence/

sanctity454:


FG filed a counter case asking the court to jettison River state injunction of stay of execution. So the case was adjoined to December 21 for hearing.

I agree with you.

There is a very high chance that the Nigeria Supreme court would throw out the case brought by Rivers State against Imo State by God Grace.

The Supreme Court have consistently held that the Federal High Court have and exercise exclusive jurisdiction in civil causes and matters that affects the Federal Government of Nigeria or any of its agencies and relating to the validity of any administrative or executive actions or decisions. The administration or the management and control of the federal government or any of its agencies.

Federal High Court’s Jurisdiction and matters involving Federal Government or its agencies

The relevant statute in determining the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court to entertain disputes involving the Federal Government or any of its agencies is the 1999 Constitution and for clarity the relevant section of the constitution will be highlighted. Section 251 (1) provides thus:

“Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Constitution and in addition to such other jurisdiction as may be conferred upon it by an Act of the National Assembly, the Federal High Court shall have and exercise jurisdiction to the exclusion of any other court in civil causes and matters –

(p) the administration or the management and control of the Federal Government or any of its agencies;[/b]

(q) subject to the provision of this constitution, the operation and interpretation of this constitution in so far as it affects the Federal government or any of its agencies;

[b](q) any action or proceeding for a declaration or injunction affecting the validity of any executive or administrative action or decision by the Federal Government or any of its agencies.[b][/b]

Provided that nothing in the provision of paragraph (p), (q) and (r) of this subsections shall prevent a person from seeking redress against the Federal Government or any of its agencies in an action for damages, injunction or specific performance where the action is based on any enactment, law or equity”

ThEGodFaThEr104:
This is the time igbos need to come together to support hope uzondinma and Buhari.
Why? We can use Buhari to get back our lands and oil wells that were illegally ceded to Rivers state.
Let's unite with the federal govt against wike as a way of getting our own pound of flesh. Afterall, wike supervised over the killings of Oyingbo people under the guise of fighting ipob.
I support the boycott of the southern governors meeting by eastern governors because, if Yorubas truly believe in equity and justice they would be pushing for the support of Igbos presidency but are stylishly rooting for Tinubu. Have you ever asked yourselves this; the same wike attending the southern governors meeting is also surreptitiously pushing for Atiku's presidency in order to become his vice. This is the reason why he's fighting hard to have Secondus removed from office.
Igbos, we need to shine our eyes and also play the politics of self interest as events unfound.

Your curses are absolutely of no effect whatsoever, totally rejected, useless, completely null and void.

proeast:


If after all your asslicking and slavery, you fail to get back those oil wells then ogwugwu and ala Ogbagha will do the needful on you.

Those oil wells rightfully belongs to Imo State so make sure you get it back. Even Wike is fighting them without fear while you turned yourself to a slave, this should be an open and shut case!

Oil Wells: Gov Uzodimma expresses confidence, says Imo’ll get justice
September 27, 2021

.Imo Oil Wells

The Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, has expressed confidence that “Imo State will eventually get justice at the Supreme Court and get back what belongs to her”. He added that the State will also be receiving an additional N8 billion monthly from Federal Allocation.

The Governor during the Thanksgiving Church Service in commemoration of Nigeria’s 61st Independence Day Celebration at the Government House Chapel, Owerri, disclosed this as he explained the position of the State on the oil wells located in Imo State that were ceded to Rivers State for over 20 years now.

He stated that though the Committee on Boundary Adjustment through boundary demarcation had given back the oil wells to Imo State, the Rivers State Government had taken the matter to the Supreme Court, all in an effort to continue to deny Imo State what belongs to her.

In strong disapproval, Governor Uzodimma disclosed that despite the fact that some of the disputed oil wells are located in Local Government Areas like Ejemekwuru in Oguta LGA, Imo State, some selfish Imo indigenes, benefiting from the scam, are working against this recovery process. The Governor, therefore, expressed confidence that Imo State will get justice.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/09/oil-wells-gov-uzodimma-expresses-confidence-says-imoll-get-justice/

Welcome back bro. Your contributions to this thread is appreciated. Keep it up!

sanctity454:
I want to use this opportunity to thank those that reached out to me from this thread, I am good just busy recently.
Greenery is been implemented already at the house of assembly junction and concord junction

FG begins reactivation of Imo farm estate abandoned for 30 years

Okechukwu Nnodim
16 August 2021

The Federal Government on Sunday announced that it had commenced the reactivation of the 35-hectare farm estate in Imo State that was abandoned for more than 30 years.

It signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Imo State Government for the reactivation of the Acharaugo Emekuku Integrated Farm Estate in Owerri North Local Government Area of the state.

The government disclosed this in a statement issued by the National Agricultural Land Development Authority in Abuja.

The Executive Secretary, NALDA, Paul Ikonne, who inspected the farm estate in Imo State and a fish village in Abia State, said both projects were been developed to engage about 800 workers.

For the farm estate, Ikonne said the facility had capacity to engage about 500 farmers directly and would have a veterinary training centre.

“The training centre will be used to give practitioners and prospective veterinary doctors the opportunity to be trained and acquire knowledge on how to take care of animals within a farm,” he stated.

He added, “Our intention is to make the farm fully functional, bring back the things that used to be there before, such as poultry, piggery and goat pens.

“Also, additional facilities such as the processing and packaging units, training centres and snail rearing points will be restored.”

Ikonne said Imo State had promised to increase the farm estate from 35 hectares to 100.

On the fish village in Ariam Ikwuano Local Government Area of Abia State, the NALDA boss said the facility occupied 100 hectares of land and would engage about 300 direct workers in the areas of fish and grass-cutter farming as well as crop production.

https://punchng.com/fg-begins-reactivation-of-imo-farm-estate-abandoned-for-30-years/

AfDB Plans Staple Crop Processing Zones

Published on August 24, 2021

By Sodeinde Temidayo David

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has revealed that it will commence the implementation of the Staple Crop Processing Zones (SCPZs) initiative in eight states of Nigeria.

The SCPZs hopes to locate crop processing zones in areas where the crops are being produced or areas with comparative advantage in the production of targeted crops.

This was publicized by the Senior Special Adviser on Industrialization, Office of the President, AfDB Group, Mr Oyelaran Oyeyinka, at the Feed Nigeria Summit held in Abuja with the theme Post-COVID-19: A Repaired Food System, Pathway to a Revived Economy.

He stated that the SCPZs is a locational model located within farming communities themselves, and revealed the benefitting states to include Ogun, Oyo, Kano, Kaduna, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Kwara, Imo and Cross River States.

He said the multilateral lender will work together with its partners to ensure the implementation of the initiative this year.

According to him, the bank will commence the implementation with the first set of eight locations in Nigeria of which the Ministry of Agriculture is the executing agent.

“We want to ensure that as a model of a special economic zone the SCPZ is done in a different way. The SCPZ as a locational model is located within farming communities itself.

“It is a solution to solve the Nigerian issue in which we have had in stock for decades,” he disclosed.

Mr Oyeyinka further expressed that there is a need to move away from being an agrarian society, dressing that there is no pride in saying that 80 per cent are employed in agriculture.

He said there are countries where two per cent are employed in agriculture, and still export billions of food to other countries.

The SCPZ initiative model is set to be one of the solutions, as the AfDB official noted.

“SCPZs, we believe will stimulate investment in infrastructure particularly in the underserved areas of our country.

“SCPZs are catalysts for private sector development. The government enables the zones to be built, but at the end of the day, the success of a particular zone is how many companies that we’re able to attract to that zone.

“So, in other words, we are working with private sector actors and we are inviting them into these zones even now,” Mr Oyeyinka said.

This idea focuses on attracting private sector agribusinesses to set up processing plants in zones of high food production, to process commodities into food.

The zones will allow the country to substantially reduce food imports, and become net exporters of processed foods and commodities.

https://businesspost.ng/economy/afdb-plans-staple-crop-processing-zones-in-ogun-others/

ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (ESIA) FOR THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIAL LIVESTOCK PROCESSING ZONE (SLPZ) AT OKIGWE LGA, IMO STATE

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Overview of the Project

The project involves the establishment of a livestock processing and diary production hub and an accompanying ranching facility in the south east zone. It will be designed to the highest animal welfare standards and will include the most recent technical advances such as meat/animal tracking systems, efficient cryovacing equipment, and will be designed and operated incorporating the most up-to-date food safety equipment and practices. The facility will also include a smokehouse, and dry aging
capability. The facility will primarily service Imo state and other southeastern states in Nigeria and will handle all large animals: cattle, sheep and goats. It is believed that successful completion of this project will have a significant, positive impact on the local food system in the region and will change the landscape of livestock farming in Southeast Nigeria.

Project Description
The project will involve the construction and engineering works such as but not limited to: Site marking and Pegging, Site clearing, Mobilization of equipment to site removal of top soil, Dewatering, Earth works, through existing roads, Excavation, Construction of drainage structure and facilities, construction of Abattoir. Construction of animal holding area Receiving and Shipping Area, Construction of cooler and freezer areas, Construction of processing areas (Raw, Cooked, Smokehouse), Construction of storage areas, Employee/Welfare Areas and construction of a ranch facility.
The zone will have an abattoir where animal will be slaughtered and processed. It will also have a ranch for meat production and a veterinary unit that will attend to the health of the animals.
The project will cover an area of about 150ha of land.

https://www.afdb.org/en/documents/nigeria-special-livestock-processing-zone-okigwe-imo-state-sapz-p-ng-aaa-002-esia-executive-summary

I support your position for partnership with private investors. In Addition, a roller coaster would be a wonderful attraction.

proeast:


Good to know they're proposing something in that direction, but it must be grand! Even if it means going in partnership with private investors or concessioning. No half measures!

Waltersmith to build industrial park in Imo
July 23, 2021

By Chinonso Alozie, Owerri

The Waltersmith Petroleum and refinery Company, has started the process to build an industrial park in the oil community of Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area of Imo state.

The Chief Executive Officer of Waltersmith Refinery and Petrochemical Company, Mr Chikezie Nwosu, revealed this in Owerri, at the closing ceremony of Waltersmith Technical Skills Acquisition Programme, 2021 for 47 graduates of Ohaji/Egbema in Imo.

He said the industrial park when completed will attract world-class companies as well boost economic activities in the state.

According to Nwosu, “Waltersmith Petroleum and refinery Company, one of the Indigenous oil firms first to build a modular refinery in Nigeria, is to build an industrial park in Ohaji/Egbema, its host community.

The project is being undertaken with support from the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA).

“The industrial park is being developed with the support of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization and United Nations Economic Commission for Africa as part of Nigeria’s country program with the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment.

“The park to be built in Ohaji/Egbema will be world-class with all the infrastructure that would attract world-class companies, the park will also double as a dry dock and free trade zone. It is not just an industrial park, but an industrial park with a difference, with this development Ohaji/Egbema will continue to grow with all the adjoining communities also benefiting from the expected boom.”

Earlier in his remark, the Imo state government Coordinator on Oil and Gas, Goodluck Opiah, said: “I must state that your organization today records a highly commendable and audacious achievement that will occupy a conspicuous space in the cooperate history book of your organization for a long time by recording yet another first after being the first to establish a modular refinery in Nigeria. I am indeed very happy to be associated with this event.”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/07/waltersmith-to-build-industrial-park-in-imo/

Imo State have to reclaim our oil and gas wells and the benefits accruing from them as well as Igbo territories ceded to other States.

BKayy:
"E rituo onye nganga..."
Whatever we do, we should not allow these vultures turn us to the next Niger Delta.
No matter how stupid we are, we shouldn't cede our future to some people with no vision all in the name to be prided as the engine that runs the Contraption.
Niger Delta prided themselves as such for 5 decades but what did it get them? Nothing. Absolutely Nothing. There is a reason you don't see Yenegoa skyline here despite beingtge capital of one of the oil blocks in Nigeria. Port Harcourt is a shadow of itself. Warri and Sapele are ghetto representatives. Uyo is just main road, Calabar has turned to where civil servants become celebrities.
Ndigbo, open your eyes.

The court temporarily suspended the payment of proceeds from 17 oil wells. The case would be heard on 21 Sept 2021 and Imo State would reclaim all her oil wells and the proceeds from Rivers State by God grace.

Do not support injustice so that you do not become a victim of injustice.

EraseTheDot:

Go rest make we hear word na. SS has been feeding the country and parts of west Africa for years, yet they don't cheastbeat. Everything about the project in SE is "to" & not reached advanced stage yet, not even a bottle of gas yet.
The court has returned the oil wells back to Rivers. I told you Wike is your husband, he will never allow imo state steal any oil well from his state.

- erase the dot

What is your source of information ? or are you just guessing that the 17 wells are different from the 43 wells Imo State recovered.

ScotMisile:

Yes

Which investment(s) does Rochas group have in Imo State ?

sanctity454:


Especially Mike Ikoku, manchi single handedly opened up Owerri hospitality industry, recently he added Havana cinema with Boss radio station.
Cubana is basically PR that he did for imo state, if you want committed imo state investors, check Everyday group, Rochas group etc.

Interesting

I like your confidence

pandax:


You are probably correct as he was talking about his constituency, the 21 communities will be, 2 from Ikwerre LGA (Omarelu & Apani), 1 from Emohua LGA (Egbeda) and 18 from ONELGA (Elieta, Ekpe-Mgbede, Ekpe-Ukazi, Ekpe-Aga, Ase, Ase-Azaga, Umuorieke, Mgbede, Agah, Okwuzi, Uju etc) and these 21 communities will fall within his constituency of Ohaji-Egbema/Oguta/Oru West.

More communities were recovered from Etche LGA like Obite, Ndashi, Umuoye, Akporku, Umuokele, Umuokom, Umudi, Okoloche, Umuoga, Umuoma, Obeki, Owubu, Obi, Egba, Owu, Erelaka, Igbodo, amuobako, Umudele

So in total, I think nearly 40 communities were recovered from Rivers State

ONELGA(18)
Emohua(1)
Ikwerre(2)
Etche(19)

https://ng.opera.news/ng/en/politics/260ad050e702da82ff4ff92a4356d8de
https://www.facebook.com/145481982144199/posts/boundary-adjustment-wike-must-act-now-apcthe-apc-has-accused-the-wike-administra/5635376049821404/

Please do

sanctity454:


I think in one interview I read which featured Opiah he made mention of about 21 communities, I search for that and make it available to you.

I know the oil wells are located in communities and the affected communities are recovered by Imo State but i do not know the number of communities recovered.

I am just trying to understand the basis or reasons you used to know that the number of communities recovered is 21. Did you just guess it is 21 communities.

Sorry for my inquisitiveness

sanctity454:


Oil wells located in communities recovered, you can't recover oils without the communities that it's domiciled in.

Ok but I have not read anywhere he said Imo State recovered about 21 communities from Rivers State. He only said several oil wells were recovered by Imo State from Rivers State.

Do you have the link the link to where he said 21 communities were recovered ?

sanctity454:


According to government appointee to in the person of Good luck Opiah

What is your source of information

sanctity454:


Imo state recovered about 21 communities from Rivers state.

This $700m does not include the scope Shell Petroleum Development Company would handle which includes exploration and drilling of several gas wells as well as establishment of a big primary gas treatment facility, base offices and pipelay to convey treated gas to their respective gas processing plants.

sanctity454:

Shells LNG plant is bigger than seplat and cost $3.5 billion, seplat cost $700m. Waltersmith group, aside of it's refinery project which is in phase 2, has IPP project, with an industrial park, if the whole project is combined it's bigger than seplat investment.

Ok but its is not the biggest currently. I think Assa North Ohaji South gas projects by Seplat owned by an Igbo man is bigger than that of Waltersmith.

sanctity454:


The refinery with it's eco friendly industrial park is owned by a northerner from Kwara state, while our brother Capt Iheanacho took his to saturated lagos

Which big investment in Imo State is current being championed by a Northerner ?

sanctity454:


There's something called peaceful co-extistence, what he's advocating for is well meaning northerners to come our land and earn a living, there's practically nothing wrong with that.
After all the biggest investment in imo state currently is championed by a northerner.

IFAD, FG eye Imo State to Site Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone Project

April 13, 2021

Dikachi Franklin
Owerri

Hope of unemployment reduction is building up in Imo State and signals for job opportunities are rife with the coming of the African Development Bank (AFDB), International Fund for African Development(IFAD) in collaboration with the Federal Government of Nigeria to build Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone Project in Okigwe in Imo State.

Already Imo State has been identified as one over 200 trillion cubic feet gas deposit, the largest in West Africa and the federal government has created a commission , called the National Gas Expansion Commission which would among other things train , equip and ensure that human capacity is developed and jobs created in the gas sector.
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Also, a firm called Imo- China Investment and Trade Centre is working assiduously with the Chinese Company to establish a multi billion naira industrial zone in a place called China Town in Imo State.

The joint efforts of the African Development Bank, the International Fund for African Development and the Federal Government to set up Special Agro -Industrial Proceeding Zone Project was disclosed in Owerri during the visit of the team led by Richard Mbamara to the, governor, Hope Uzodimma.

According to Mbamara, the essence of the visit was to see for themselves, the available infrastructural facilities in the state which would help to qualify Imo for the siting of the project.

Already, the team had visited the Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport and was satisfied with what they saw on ground.

Meanwhile, Chiedozie Egesi, the lead Consultant of the project said “the team has made some significant milestones having identified things it will focus on which include the Cargo Terminal at the Sam Mbakwe International Airport.”.

Egesi also disclosed their plans to visit some privately owned poultry farms in NgorOkpala and the livestock processing hub at Okigwe where they hope to “establish dairy industry in an integrated place where the Mission of the Bank -the Feed Africa Team will be met”.

https://www.businessamlive.com/ifad-fg-eye-imo-state-to-site-special-agro-industrial-processing-zone-project/

Interesting!

Interesting! I support Biafra actualization but I do not want any violence, I do not want any destruction of lives and properties.

BY THE GRACE OF THE MOST HIGH GOD ELOHIM BIAFRA WOULD BE ACTUALIZED PEACEFULLY, JOYFULLY AND VERY SOON.

A lack of consideration for justice and equity in Imo State would have serious consequences for the state. Owerri zone have the Imo State specialist hospital, mother and child hospital in addition to the proposed teaching hospital. No just and fair minded person would want Orlu zone to have two government teaching hospitals when Okigwe zone have non

Obowo local goverment is a good location because they have enough population and surrounded by highly populated local government areas, the location is very economically viable, the Owerri to Umuahia federal road pass through Obowo local government area and they have available lands.

Isiala and Ehime Mbano local government areas are also good locations as they have the population, surrounded by highly populated local government areas, the location is very economically viable, they host the Umuahia to Orlu and Owerri to Okigwe federal roads and they have available lands.

sanctity454:

Okigwe zone, like isiala mbano or obowo...
For economic viability the hospital should be sited at oguta/ Mgbidi axis, or nekede/ ihiagwa axis, Mbaise/ Ngor okpala axis , Umuna okigwe.

Assa North-Ohaji South Project

The Assa North-Ohaji South project (ANOH) is one of the largest greenfield gas condensate development projects being undertaken in Nigeria.

The project involves the development of the Ohaji South gas and condensate field located within the license block OML 53 and the Assa North field in license block OML 21.

The two fields are together expected to produce 600 million standard cubic feet per day (Mscfd) of gas, equivalent to approximately 2.4GW of electricity. The generated electricity is sufficient to supply for approximately 2.4 million homes.

ANOH Gas Processing Company (AGPC), incorporated in 2017, is responsible for the project development and operation and maintenance. Seplat holds 50% stake in AGPC, while Nigerian Gas Company (NGC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), holds the remaining stake.
Project Gallery

Final investment decision on the project was made in December 2018, with commissioning planned to be completed by the first quarter of 2020. The field is expected to produce between three and 3.4 billion standard cubic feet of gas per day by 2020.
Ownership of license blocks OML 53 and 21

Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC) holds 30% stake and is also the operator of the JV that owns the license OML 21. Other partners in the JV include Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC, 55%), Total Exploration and Production Nigeria (10%), and Nigerian Agip Oil Company (5%).

NNPC holds 60% stake in the OML 53 license, while the remaining stake is owned by Seplat. The two companies will hold an upstream unit interest in ANOH of 30% and 20%, respectively.
Assa North-Ohaji South project location and background

ANOH is one of the seven critical gas projects initiated by the Ministry of Petroleum and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to meet the increasing gas demand in Nigeria.

The project extends in 719.84km2 in the Imo state and is located approximately 25km from Owerri and 75km from Port Harcourt.

Shell initiated the preliminary project development and conducted environmental impact assessment (EIA) studies in 2006 and front-end engineering and design (FEED) in April 2007.

The final cumulative EIA report was submitted to the Federal Ministry of Environment of Nigeriain September 2015 and the same was approved in February 2016.
Assa North-Ohaji South project reserves

The Assa North and Ohaji Southfields are expected to contain reserves of 4.3 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of gas in addition to 215 million barrels (Mmbbls) of condensate.
Assa North-Ohaji South project details

The Assa North field hosts hydrocarbon reserves in the north-eastern segment of OML 21, which extend into the Southern segment of OML 53.

The project is being developed in two phases, with the first phase involving the construction of two main reservoirs H1000 and H4000. The second phase involves the depletion compression, with potential to further develop other lower-ranking reservoirs.

Four development wells will be constructed in the H1000 reservoir, while twowells will be constructed in the H4000 reservoir. All the wells will be pre-drilled from a single drilling centre and forwarded to three inlet manifolds of PTF through individual flowlines.

Gas will be processed through dehydration and hydrocarbon dew pointing processes to meet the sales specifications, while the liquids will be processed by condensate stabilisation and dehydration methods.

The project will be connected to large-scale gas reserves to Nigeria’s main demand centres through the Oben hub owned by Seplat. The produced gas will be treated at the processing facility owned by SPDC JV and then forwarded through the Obiafu-Obrikom-Oben pipeline network.
Gas treatment

Gas will be treated at the primary treatment facility (PTF) to be located between the existing Assa North-1 surface drilling centre and the Assa flow station. The facility is estimated to have a capacity of 600Mmscf/d gas and 45,000bbl/d of condensate.

The PTF will comprise two 300Mmscfd gas dehydration facilities, 15 wellheads, associated flowlines for H1 and H4 wells, NAG inlet facilities for H1 and H4 wells, and other facilities. The stabilised liquids are proposed to be stored at the four 100,000bbl tanks.

The processing plant will comprise two Thompson trains with a turndown capacity of 50%. It will also feature a 20,000bbl/d two-train condensate plant, which is capable of recovering 1,200bbl/d of LPG.

Of the total gas production, 300Mmscfd will be processed at the new gas processing plant owned by the SPDC JV, while the remaining gas will be processed at the proposed processing plant by SEPLAT Petroleum.

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.
Financing of Assa North-Ohaji South project

The phase one development of ANOH midstream is expected to cost $700m, of which the JV of Seplat and NGC will fund $420m. AGPC proposes to raise $280m in debt comprising senior tranche and vendor financing.
Infrastructure facilities at ANOH

The existing infrastructure at the Assa North field includes a pipeline manifold and a mothballed flow station.

Major infrastructure facilities will include a field logistic base (FLB), pipelines, flare gas system, seven 500kVA low-voltage emergency diesel generators, tri-ethylene glycol storage, distribution and regeneration units, and six flow lines.

Power supply for the project will be provided by two 1.6MVA onsite diesel generators, while potable water is proposed to be sourced from the onsite stormwater storage facility.

https://www.nsenergybusiness.com/projects/assa-north-ohaji-south-project/

They are related but different projects. Assa North field is owned by Shell while the Ohaji South field is owned by Seplat. These two fields have been united to form Assa North Ohaji South (ANOH) field.

600 million scf/d of gas would be produced from the field by Shell whose role is to explore for gas, drill several gas wells, produce and treat the planned gas quantity. A primary treatment facility would be established in Imo State.

Shell would then transport 300mmscf/d of gas to its gas plant in Rivers State, while Seplat would process 300mmscf/d of gas at the new gas processing plant they are building.

asha80:
I am often confused it this one by shell is different from the one been done by seplat

Larcade Mall is the shopping complex at Okohia

sanctity454:

Skymall is located at Akwakuma junction axis, the super structure is completed remaining finishings.
I don't know about Arcade mall please through more light on it