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Osimhen x Boniface Awoniyi x Boniface Orban x Boniface 🔥 🔥 🔥 1 Like 1 Share |
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APC is a consuming fire on our economy
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Unfortunately,most of the people into oil bunkery are not from the region. The bunkery sites in Imo state are majorly owned by Yorubas and northern soldiers. ,Igboland is the most mineral rich region in Nigeria. The gas in Imo state alone is over 600 times bigger than Nigeria's total oil reserve. There coal,clay,white sand, concrete, limestone copper,bauxite, uranium (ebonyi) lead and so on 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Sorry for the wrong link. There was a mixup somewhere
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elyte89:Having a Bundesliga goalkeeper in the national team go make sense |
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Noah Atubolu is Eligible to play for Nigeria
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The Mumu Ewedu person behind this should stay clear of the gas fields in the east.
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The proposed Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, spanning Nigeria, Niger, Algeria, and Europe, has sparked debate due to Nigeria's gas riches contrasting with its inconsistent power supply. This dilemma prompts questions about prioritizing citizens' well-being and scrutinizing the project's implications. Resource Allocation and Leadership: Opponents highlight Nigeria's challenge: abundant gas reserves but unstable power supply. They stress the need to address this issue before exporting gas. Critics argue for responsible resource allocation, suggesting leaders put local needs first before pursuing foreign gains. Leadership Responsibility: The project's critics see it as a microcosm of leaders prioritizing foreign interests over domestic development. They urge leaders to address societal issues like energy access and unemployment, emphasizing the need for balanced policies. Environmental and Social Impact: Environmentalists and rights advocates worry about the pipeline's impact on local communities and ecosystems. The project's scale could displace communities and disrupt environments, underscoring the necessity of comprehensive assessments. Energy Security: Critics also raise concerns about energy security. Depending heavily on exports might leave Nigeria vulnerable to global market shifts. A prudent approach would consider both domestic needs and export ambitions. Conclusion: The Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline's potential benefits must be weighed against concerns. Striking a balance between export goals and citizens' welfare is crucial. Leaders are urged to reassess priorities, focusing on immediate needs while striving for long-term prosperity. A harmonized approach is key to navigate this complex endeavor. |
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lovewins:before nko? 1 Like |
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Marjoribanks:Great validation for Jupiler Pro league players/strikers 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Minerals for infrastructure that is the only remedy for Africa to defeat poverty.
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Bad news for Nigerians. Your oppressors cannot deliver you from hardship and poverty.
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Those guys are armed robbers not IPOB/ESN whatever.
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favor914:Imo state has potentials more than your region. Imo has the potential to be third largest gas reserve in the after: Russia Iran Imo 2 Likes |
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The statement "Imo State holds a substantial quantity of gas with over 200 trillion cubic feet and upsides of over 600 tcf" suggests that Imo State, a region in Nigeria, has significant natural gas reserves. Let's break down what this means: Gas Reserves: The mention of "over 200 trillion cubic feet" indicates that there are proven natural gas reserves in Imo State, Nigeria, amounting to at least 200 trillion cubic feet. These are the quantities of gas that have been discovered and evaluated through geological and engineering data, and they are considered economically recoverable with current technology and market conditions. Upsides: The term "upsides" typically refers to the potential additional resources that could be present beyond the known reserves. In this case, it states "over 600 tcf," implying that there might be an additional potential of at least 600 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in the region. These upsides represent prospective resources that require further exploration and evaluation to be confirmed as reserves. In summary, the statement highlights that Imo State, Nigeria, has a significant amount of proven natural gas reserves (over 200 tcf) and possesses considerable potential for even more gas resources (over 600 tcf) that could be tapped in the future. These gas reserves and upsides can be of significant economic and energy importance for the region and the country as a whole, providing a valuable resource for domestic consumption, export, and industrial use. This is only one state in SE. And poverty stricken people are busy typing rubbish In Nairaland 1 Like |
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https://www.businessamlive.com/imo-holds-over-200-trillion-cubic-feet-gas-deposits/ Federal government want to use the gas Imo Date to pull over 100,000,000 people out of poverty in Nigeria. Our gas want to pull you out of poverty and you are here spreading nuisance. |
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Omoawoke2:The gas in Imo State is 600 times bigger than Nigeria's total oil reserve. The gas produced in Imo in one day will rubbish the monthly IGR of Ogun State |
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Oil and gas produced in Imo in one day is greater than Ogun's one month IGR
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Watch the Naira plummet further.
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Gift Orban is a beast. You can't tell me nothing
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Leao left chukwueze right. It is going to be menacing.
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The AKK pipeline is gas from Imo state
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CNG is 100 naira per kg
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In Ohaji Egbema,Oru East,Oru west,Ngor Okpala,Oguta, Owerri West, Ikeduru and Obowo
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charlesemeka85:he is in |
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Kelechi Nwakali has ed Portuguese side, GD Chaves, on a three-year deal.
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A region that holds over 70% of Nigerian gas reserve. Since the sit at home started,the Naira has been on a free fall. We know the sit at home is hitting the crying unity beggars so hard. |
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Pseudo-economist are happy.
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