igbodefender:
Ndi Igbo mma mma nu. This is not a promise but a calculation. 2023 belongs to Ndigbo.

God bless the Igbo race.
God bless Nigeria.

Guy abeggi get sense nah!....stop rubbing shame and disgrace on my People. It is high time YOU stopped using that moniker, 'Igbodefender'....haba!.....curse be upon YOU any moment You raise this topic again.....And remove Igbo from that accursed moniker right now.....Onye na aburo onye igbo, ibu onye igbo ana aguya.

igbodefender:

You have made a lot of sense. Since 1999: Yoruba have produced the president, Niger Delta has done the same; the North has done the same. 2023 is definitely the time for Igbo Presidency.

Nke NdIgbo agaghi apu iche.

IGBO don't need the Presidency.....so stop yapping SHIT!....I even doubt your IGBOness

hammer6F:


lollz

Efe ma nigger!

My brother from the southsouth, how body?

Nwanne, forget that thing, we cannot keep celebrating mediocrity.

Government aided monopoly.

Bro abeggi get sense nah!....stop pulling out our legs abeg.....you are making the igbo man more hated.....be wise and circumspect for once.....

Cmanforall:


CROATIA Vs FRANCE. FINALS

NOTE THIS!

I am with you on this.

aribisala0:


Imo state is the biggest Economy in the SE followed by Abia State

......���.....What a comic relief. Imagine!.....And the Lord said, "the first shall be the last"......

24hoursreporter:
Unemployment is one of the major challenges in Nigeria. Graduate youths increase at Geometric progression annually while job opportunities increase at Arithmetic progression. Thus making the labor very competitive and challenging. However, this article attempt to present to our readers the 5 best cities to look for jobs in Nigeria.

Although unemployment is rampart in the country, but some cities have more employment opportunities than others. So, We sincerely hope that you will leave your village to one of these cities after reading this article.

It is actually very funny how some graduates will finish Youth Service and go back to the village to sit down. They will end up giving their resume to their uncles that retired from NNPC ten years ago.

These same people will end up saying I graduated 4 years ago, there is no job. Ask him how many jobs he has applied for. You will hear, I gave my uncle CV and he refuse to help me. The first step to getting a job in Nigeria is to leave your comfort zone.

You can’t be in Lokoja, and expect to get a job of 200k per month there, it is almost impossible. Go to those cities where the opportunities are, then start searching. So, below are the best cities to look for jobs in Nigeria.

What Are The 5 Best Cities To Look For Jobs In Nigeria?

#1 Lagos

One of the best cities to look for jobs in Nigeria is Lagos. It is the busiest and most industrialized city in West Africa. There are several employment opportunities for job seekers in Lagos.

As a matter of fact, most of the top notch companies in the world have offices in Lagos. You will always find a job in Lagos, even if the pay is very small. This is why it is rated the best place to look for job in Nigeria.

#2 Ibadan

Ibadan is another great city to look for jobs in Nigeria. There are several large and small manufacturing companies in the city.

Also, there are construction and mining companies in Ibadan. These companies provide several job opportunities to Nigerians every year.

#3 Port Harcourt

Port Harcourt is the capital and largest city in River State. It is great place to look for job. However, there are more opportunities for engineer in this city than any other professions.

Most of the opportunities in Port Harcourt are oil and gas related and they are high paying job. In fact, if you get a job as a graduate in any of the oil and gas companies there, it is a good way to kiss poverty good bye.

Companies like Shell, Mobil, Schlumberger, Total, Intel etc are some of the top notch companies in Port Harcourt.

#4 Abuja

Abuja is the capital city of Nigeria. The head quarters of most Federal Government organizations are in Abuja. So, it is the best location to look for Federal government Job.

Also, there are private firms and construction companies that pay very well in Abuja. These different firms provide series of opportunities to young Nigeria graduate.

#5 Kano

Kano is another juicy location to look for job in Nigeria. There are several manufacturing companies in Kano ranging from Plastic, Foam, Rubber, Aluminum, Noodles etc. All these companies provide opportunities for job seekers.

These are the 5 best cities to look for jobs in Nigeria. Expand your job search to any of these cities and tell your testimonies to other job seekers.

Check: 24hoursreporter for related articles.

Ogbeni! Bury your head in shame or is it in the sand. The most uninformed post witnessed so far this year. Men! This OP had lost it even before the word GO! Please varsity fresh fellas abi nah poly grads don't be deceived.

Call07034780891:
Anambra born great Zik of Africa(Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe) was the first President of Nigeria.

Haba! Ozugo.....You are embarrassing Anambrarians....I have been closely monitoring yours posts.....There's greater grace in maintaining sealed lips at times. Please stop these disgraceful behaviors. It's crass POMPOUSITY

UNIZIK1stSon:
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Talk na do! HE Ezenwo Nyesom Wike

Industry boys be on the watch

Shell pledges more domestic gas supply, 600mmscfd coming

Posted By: Emeka Ugwuanyi On: May 24, 2018 In: Business
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The Shell Petroleum Development Company Joint Venture (SPDC JV) has said it is committed to working with the Federal Government and the energy companies to increase gas supply to the domestic market while reducing flared gas volume.

The oil giant said it is developing new gas projects, which will boost domestic gas supply. It cited as example, the Assa North/Ohaji South project in Imo State, which is a joint development involving SPDC, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Total, Agip, and Seplat Plc, a leading indigenous producer, to have the potential to be one of the largest domestic gas projects in the country.

SPDC is expected to supply 600 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd) of gas to two plants – a new SPDC JV processing plant and a new proposed Seplat processing plant. The combined volume translates to almost 2,400megawatts (mw) of potential electricity generation when it comes into fruition.

SPDC said it continues to make progress in close collaboration with its JV partners and the Federal Government towards the objective of ending continuous flaring of associated gas. Associated gas is found in association with oil within a reservoir.



According to Shell, since 2000, all new SPDC JV facilities have been designated to eliminate continuous flaring of associated gas. In parallel, a multi-year programme has been successfully implemented to install equipment for capturing associated gas from older facilities.

“As a result, flaring volume from SPDC JV facilities was reduced by 90 per cent between 2002 and 2017 and flaring intensity (flare divided by total hydrocarbon produced) decreased by 78 per cent over the same period.

“Divestments also resulted in a further reduction, however, flaring from SPDC JV’s operations in 2017 increased by 61 per cent compared to 2016 and flaring intensity also increased by 28 per cent from the previous year. The increase in 2017 is partly attributed to the restart of certain SPDC JV facilities, for example, Forcados export terminal that was offline for most of 2016.

“There are several SPDC JV facilities where flaring still take place. Some only have non-routine operational flaring such as Soku, Bonny, Gbaran-ubie and Agbada projects because they have fully functional solutions to address routine flaring.

“Others have routine flaring and the SPDC JV has identified solutions by capturing the associated gas and commercializsing it for the domestic market. For example, the Bonny Associated Gas Solutions(AGS) facility was commissioned in 2016, while Adibawaand Otumara/Saghara AGS projects came on stream in November and December of 2017 respectively.

“However, the planned start up dates for two gas gathering projects have historically been delayed due to lack of adequate joint venture funding. Nevertheless, with funding restored, the projects are planned for completion in 2018-2019. The remaining sites are located in remote areas with low volume flares.



“Since late 2016, the SPDC has been working with third parties to develop small scale projects to capture the associated gas from these remaining sites for domestic utilisation.The SPDC JV is currently in discussion with Federal Government to launch the Nigeria Flared Gas CommercialisationProgamme, which is expected to address these remaining sites,” the company said.

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