NGpatriot:



You don't know that anmbraS1ime, you are talking to the same person, he creates and uses other IDs to quote and support his hi own posts to deceive people.

You are basically talking to the same person

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Dumbness is seriously playing ludo in your brain


View official NAPIMS website
https://napims.nnpcgroup.com/our-services/Pages/Production-Sharing-Contractors.aspx

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List of major oil firms in Nigeria

forgiveness:


Famfa oil owns 60% stake OML 127.

forgiveness:


NAPIMS didn't invest one Naira in OML 127 and therefore has no stake.

Perhaps, OML 128 is where NAPIMS has a stake.

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Chevron website

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You are dumb

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Chevron website

forgiveness:


Agbami oil field has two well. OML 127 jointly owned by Famfa oil and Cheveron while OML 128 jointly owned by Cheveron, NNPC, Statiol etc.

Use your brain.

BabaRamota1980:


Apparently you dont know how wealth is assessed. I will help educate you and hopefully the knowledge you gain here you can pass to your village.

The idea of wealth creation and valuation revolves around proprietary rights. Your rights under proprietary law is extensive and can include tangible and non-tangible. For instance if medical research return next year and say the dogonyaro seed is a cure for coronavirus, then no one can hold proprietary right to dogonyaro because the tree is not cultivated. In other words, no special effort goes into growth of dogonyaro. Conversely, if they say the imokale seed is the cure for coronavirus and we know there is no where no can find imokale tree except in very rare occurrence and only amongst specially grown orchids, then that seed will have value and a proprietary ownership will be attached to it. I will give you another lesson on proprietary, unlike imokale which is tangible, this one is intangible. We can use technology to facetime across thousands of miles. Someone in Europe can enter into my computer in Nigeria and do repair on my sofyware and fix connection problem and i pay him. We cannot do same yet with automobile. If my car computer misbehave now i take to shop to mechanic and have checked. What if i cant drive it because the fault will not let car start. Can a mechanic go into my car computertat home without leaving his shop and fix this problem? We are not there yet. Imagine what a big relief it would be worlwide if such were possible? Your car get software problem and break down in Lagos traffic and you call someone in Canada who pull it up on his computer in Toronto and fix it and you can drive again. Whoooa!!. Thats in future. Now let say developed a code and for virtual reality and relationship database that can make this possible. This idea can be recorded as your own and acquire value. Automakers have to build plugins that will make your solution a reality but they say it will take 10yrs to deliver the interface. Guess what? Your idea can be traded immediately automakers agree to move forward with it even though we still have ten yrs to see it happen. Investors will start throwing billions into it. Your agents will start writing contracts. You are already a billionaire long before your idea has even been rolled out. Do you understand?

Famfa had a opl. Famfa went into contract with technical partners. Partners invited investors with promise of finding oil. She is already counting billions before a single drop oil is tapped. Then opl became oml after oil started flowing. Thats even more billions to Alakija. Do you now understand?

God punish you for making me take this much time to explain how valuation and proprietary ownership work to a bigoted yanminri. Were!

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I gave you official websites of Chevron, NAPIMS but you prefer blogger sites

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Dumb skulls from West

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Dumb skulls from West

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I didn't bother reading your trash

That God will strike you and your family first anu

forgiveness:


Chaiiiii! Which one you dey? Cheveron stake has reduced to 32% according to this.

Is it no longer 63%? Bhuhahahaha!

You are such a confused soul.

LegendHero:


Lol. Maybe in the Eastern mathematics 63% is equal to 32%.

He’s quoting two conflicting sources up and down.

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At the beginning of this thread I told you guys that Chevron operates the Agbami Field, you claimed that it's Famfa, I also told you guys Famfa isn't into oil exploration, she only receive her 10 % from Chevron as partner in OML127, OML 128 is Statoil and Chevron while OML 127 is by Chevron, Petrobras, and Famfa Oil, with Chevron having the majority shares.

LegendHero:


right now!

forgiveness:


Please, post the link let us see.

LegendHero:


Lol. Maybe in the Eastern mathematics 63% is equal to 32%.

He’s quoting two conflicting sources up and down.

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forgiveness:


Hahahahahahah! The guy no sabi anything. All his attempt to vilify Alakija has clogged his thinking faculties from objective reasoning. .

Jasparrow1:
Respect nwannem? Only you stand how many people you be hero abeg

forgiveness:


Post your outdated link. I want to see something.

gwafaeziokwu:


As in eehn. He took them to the cleaners. While he was busy slapping them with hard facts from authoritative sources, they resulted to insults and face saving taunts in order to distract him.

I have never seen a people to whom you will propose a fact, they will refute the fact by saying you are right, and then go up to ten pages of thread calling you a liar over something they have agreed with you on already.

Then, I realised that they love talking, they can't do without noise making. It makes them feel that they know eh at they saying even when they are already making a fool of themselves.

forgiveness:


Hahahahahahah! The guy no sabi anything. All his attempt to vilify Alakija has clogged his thinking faculties from objective reasoning. .

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Dumb skulls from West visit National Petroleum investments managment service(NAPIMS ) to cure your ignorance, Alakija only receive 10% for her Oga

https://napims.nnpcgroup.com/our-services/Pages/Production-Sharing-Contractors.aspx