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Goodboiy:
Brother I think You should avoid Post like This.. They re pulling your legs.. the person u quoted is not from I.e Urhobo or Ijaw.. Just avoid such comment.. for peace To reign..

Kirigidi:
How will u do dat when those 3 Warri LGAs ar also homes to indigenous Urhobo nd Ijaws villages/ communities? Or u mistakenly think d 3 Warri LGAs belong to only Itsekiri pipo? Take correctn, guy.

Goodboiy:
@Bolded, Fine.. Den don't Drag Itsekiri into any of Your Comment.. Don't create Confusion were deer isn't..

You don't care about Them, But you care about There oil..Greedy slot.
We are Watching

Goodboiy:
@Bolded, Fine.. Den don't Drag Itsekiri into any of Your Comment.. Don't create Confusion were deer isn't..

You don't care about Them, But you care about There oil..Greedy slot.
We are Watching

jstbeinhonest:
Dont cry,you hear.Educate your self.

Demographic Trends.
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There is considerable migration in Nigeria, especially between the north and the south. Large numbers of southern migrants have settled in the northern cities of Kano, Sokoto, Kaduna, and Jos, while migrants have often moved from the northern Sokoto and Kano areas to southern areas where cacao is grown -the southwest-. A more significant number of people have migrated from the southeast to the more industrialized and urbanized western states..
http://www.britannica.com/place/Nigeria

kingreign:
Let him keep ranting, Ondo has crude oil and they produce oil. In Ilaje communities of Ondo state and other water sides, oil are abound. Places such as Igbokoda, Okitipupa, Akotogbo etc are oil areas. In Akotogbo, oil seeps from the ground and there's massive environmental pollution there. These areas are never areas of boundary disputes/adjustment, so that guy should go get verified source. Maybe its the Ondo he founded.

Rilwayne001:
We will surely get there.

Drilling has started on the Aje 5 production well in Aje field offshore Nigeria, paving the way for first oil on the floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel development.
The three-phase development, starting with two production wells, Aje 5 and a re-entry of Aje 4, will use Rubicon Offshore International's Front Puffin FPSO, which is currently being refurbished in Singapore.
The two Phase I development wells are being drilled using Saipem's Scarabeo 3 semisubmersible drilling rig, in about 300m water depth, with the first well due to take about 70 days before moving on to re-enter and complete the Aje 4 well.
According to partner MX Oil, the Phase 1 Aje development, in the OML 133 license, in the Dahomey Basin, close to the border with Benin, is targeting first oil in December 2015 and peak gross production of 41 API oil from Aje 5 and 4 is expected to reach 11,000 b/d. Phase 2 is targeting an increase in gross production to 19,000 b/d from an additional two-well development.
According to partner Panoro Energy, The Aje Field contains hydrocarbon resources in sandstone reservoirs in three main levels - a Turonian gas condensate reservoir, a Cenomanian oil reservoir and an Albian gas condensate reservoir.
Installation of the production manifold, flowlines, umbilicals and risers on the field is due to take place in Q4 2015. The 245.6m-long Front Puffin is fitted with a disconnectable submerged turret mooring system, which connects to the seabed via a submerged buoy and multiple leg mooring spread.
The vessel was built in 1990 and converted to a DP shuttle tanker in 1994 and then an FPSO in 2007, in order to work offshore north west Australia for Sea Production on blocks AC/P22. It has a tandem offtake mooring system and floating hose arrangement and facilities for gas lift compression for artificial lift.
Aje is operated by Nigerian firm Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum (YFP). The other partners are Jacka Resources, New Age, First Hydrocarbon Nigeria, and Energy Equity Resources.
Further exploration operations in the Dahomey basin offshore Western Nigeria are ongoing.

YourNemesis:
You people are shameless concoctionists who can lie for Africa.
You will stop at nothing in shoving your stupid agenda down everyone's throats.
In case you don't know, Nigeria's first oil was actually discovered in Ondo state in a place called Araromi, not Oloibiri in Bayelsa.


http://nigeriadaily..ca/2009/10/crude-oil-crisis-in-nigeria.html

So, tell me how the rubbish you posted above there is true, when Ondo has always been an old oil producing state, though not on the same levels as the big players such as Akwa Ibom and Delta.

seunmsg:
I agree that the states should get some proceeds but it should be limited to resources in the territorial sea. At best, obasanjos initial 24 nautical miles proposal should be adopted. The present situation where litoral states are getting revenues from resources found in the exclusive economic zones of up to 200 nautical miles and up to the continental shelf is just unfair to other parts of the country. Even in international laws, the activities of littoral states/ regions are always limited to 12 nautical miles. The onshore/offshore dichotomy act is a serious mistake that was ignorantly passed by Na'abba and his colleagues back in 2003.

seunmsg:
Your proposal is the best if we are to consider national interest but state and ethnic interest will never allow this to happen. In fact, the onshore/offshore dichotomy bill was a major point of campaign in the 2003 presidential election. If we go by your advice, a state like Akwa Ibom will immediately cease to be an oil producing state just like Cross River. They will never allow this to happen.

zuchyblink:
1, Akwa-Ibom: Akwa-Ibom ranks as the top
crude oil producing states in Nigeria with
production going on in upto 8 different local
government Areas in the state.
2, Rivers: Initially Rivers state was the
major oil producing states in the country,
with two refineries in Port Harcourt and
large crude oil reserve.
3, Delta: Delta ranks third in the list of oil
producing states in Nigeria.
4, Bayelsa: Bayelsa is the state where crude
oil was first discovered in commercial
quantity in Nigeria
5, Cross River
6, Imo
7, Abia
8, Anambra
9, Ondo: Ondo States serve has the only
state from south west that produces oil in
commercial quantity.

fr3do:
A huge percentage of the oil from Delta is from Anioma communities.

hahn:
My tseke name is oritsetimeyin and my family is Okumagba but i was born and brought up in Lagos and I've only been there twice

Abagworo:
My take is that to determine the actual oil inside the States territory, then offshore should be excluded. It is out of place to assign oilfields located outside Nigerian shore to littoral States. Those who supported it erred and it is what led to extreme poverty in the North. All offshore oil belongs to FG while States lay claim to ones within their land boundaries.

hahn:
Me sef na Itseke na. Shuoooo

Representing koko

Datazone:
So, we decided to create a Whatsapp group to bring Itsekiris in the diaspora together. We talk about our culture, our language and our people. To join the Group kindly add me on Whatsapp via the number on my Status.

Lets tag Itsekiris on this Forum via post(s) to draw their attention.

N.B.: You can only see my status if you are a user on this Forum (not a guest) and have a Status already too.

Djicemob, Scholes0, wirinet, goodboiyy, asamaigho, onuwaje..... Lets tag others to draw their attention!

Obiagu1:
Seriously, why should I continue discussing with you.
The West industrialised Japan
I rest my case.

I wouldn't even want to go into South Korea stuff again because l'd addressed that earlier on NL

Obiagu1:
Of course, huge desert.
They've got no talent!

Like I said earlier, I'll rather be South Korea than be Saudi Arabia.

Can't you see our mentality is different from yours?

Obiagu1:
Are you people these dump?
Are UAE, mexico, Malaysia great nations?

No great nation nation got industrialised with an oil economy. No emerging great nation is getting industrialized with an oil economy.

Obiagu1:
Not a single major oil producer is great nation in the world!
Fact.

I'll rather be South Korea than be Saudi Arabia.

Our oyel people, we don't need you.

Ofodirinwa:
'Ondo state' 'Delta State' and 'Rivers State' are all land grabs by the north and Yoruba.

StOla:
And obviously no boundary dispute is involved with the beheading Igalas.

pazienza:
Sorry, I refuse to see any Edo influence there. What I see is Anioma influence on Edo.