psucc:
Fear of kidnapping? No! It is part of the agitation.

How can oil be drilled in Akwa Ibom State and another man in Lagos is collecting rent?

Thank you! dem de maaad.

StRichard:
What of borno, I thought they said they discovered oye there

Exactly! it is 'oye' they discovered, not oil.

jahrule:
Oil companies are private ventures and as such the Owners site the head office where ever they feel is suitable for the purpose. Government has little or no power over this issue.

Another thing to consider in location choice of companies is funding, Oil companies would like to have their head office where they could easily contact Banks for funding projects.

Security situation in Niger-delta region is too volatile and no reasonable investors would site Its head office in such region.
:
1. Major Investments of these companies are in deep offshore which falls under federal government claims and no state can claim(Oil companies workers can throw more light to this)
2. Security situation would make them to maintain a skeletal offices in ND
3. Government has no right to tell them where to site their offices as non-govern organizations.

So because of this rubbish you wrote, the headquarters should be cited in your fathers compound in lagos abi? ASHAWO JAPANESE

[quote author=nacozee post=54249369] So because of this rubbish you wrote, the headquarters should be cited in your fathers compound in lagos abi? ASHAWO JAPANESE[/quot

But then again even if they all relocate to Uyo for example, what has that benefitted the people of rivers or bayelsa? Next thing we will hear is communal fight between people of akwa ibom and rivers. Same thing happened when government wanted to site was it new federal universities somewhere in Kogi and communities started fighting.

The real issues go so far beyond where the head office is located, it's like night and day! A more useful conversation is where all the money given to NDDC since inception has gone?? Mind you NDDC has been headed by a Niger Delta man since inception? Did that make it work?

deomelo:



Like billions in endless amnesty payments, local and abroad training, derivations, NDDC and so on solved their problem right?

You can not force people to change their ways unless you have funds and resources to keep wasting and burning.

May God help us ooo

jahrule:
Oil companies are private ventures and as such the Owners site the head office where ever they feel is suitable for the purpose. Government has little or no power over this issue.

Another thing to consider in location choice of companies is funding, Oil companies would like to have their head office where they could easily contact Banks for funding projects.

Security situation in Niger-delta region is too volatile and no reasonable investors would site Its head office in such region.

Likely defence these companies would put up are the following:
1. Major Investments of these companies are in deep offshore which falls under federal government claims and no state can claim(Oil companies workers can throw more light to this)
2. Security situation would make them to maintain a skeletal offices in ND
3[b] Government has no right to tell them where to site their offices as non-governmental organizations[/b].[/]

But let`s see what happens.

If those companies don't want their HQ in ND, then they should relocate all their facilities from ND to that barren wasteland a.k.a brown roof republic,let see how and where they will drill the oil and sell to enrich themselves.

Osinbajo is not from the ND, ordinarily one would think this kind of talk would be far from him been from the SW, but he knows better and understands the meaning of effective stakeholder engagement via strong IOC presence in the ND and close proximity with their host communities.

Meanwhile why do I have this deep feeling that, this is how we are going to just forget that Buhari ever existed

fuckbulhary:
This is the type of president Nigeria needs not a divisive,bigoted,empty brain,power drunk,lawless, despotic and cow-like thinking ruler.

If u can not hav ur HO in our region, get out of our God given region! #period!
Even a Niger deltan president didn't have the balls to say this!
Osinbajo u r the man!

jahrule:
Oil companies are private ventures and as such the Owners site the head office where ever they feel is suitable for the purpose. Government has little or no power over this issue.

Another thing to consider in location choice of companies is funding, Oil companies would like to have their head office where they could easily contact Banks for funding projects.

Security situation in Niger-delta region is too volatile and no reasonable investors would site Its head office in such region.

Likely defence these companies would put up are the following:
1. Major Investments of these companies are in deep offshore which falls under federal government claims and no state can claim(Oil companies workers can throw more light to this)
2. Security situation would make them to maintain a skeletal offices in ND
3. Government has no right to tell them where to site their offices as non-governmental organizations.

But let`s see what happens.

You still don't get it, do you?
The word before this order is simple:
"If you want to site your HQ somewhere else, then move all your well heads and operations there, else they get bombed. No more stupidity.