Just30:
The dam lies behind the Akwapim-Togo range of mountains and the entire stretch contain pocket of gold collection

Just30:
That's a lie

It's not even among the largest in West Africa let alone in All of Africa ....

When will you guys stop making absurd claims ?

rvp2018:
Let try Tema Oil terminal - Tankers: LOA 244 m., draft 9.6 m., depth 10.0 m. (tidal). Gas: LOA 244 m., draft 9.6 m., depth 10.0 m.

244M versus Kipevu 700M

Conclusion; New Kipevu is nearly 3 times large than Tema Oil terminal

You can see the joke that is Tema oil facility down here

gallivant:


These Ghanains meh, just pure noise.

GeneralDae:

To be honest, I don't know what these people take Nigeria for, and we Nigerians also have been majorly brought up to only know the negatives about our country. We have several forms of Mechanized farming across the country especially from 2016. Only that as an Agricultural power house, we want more considering the size of the country. This is just one on Maize smart farming, there are others on Cassava and other crops.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDmW0Dji8uE

popizaino:



Forget what they think, a visit to the country will always change their view. If people who actually live in the country know little about the country, how much more foreigners? Not until my service year,I never knew ogun state just a neighbouring state was into serious rice farming. If any foreigner types Jos plateau state on google the surest pop-up is the crises but little will they know that they are the state feeding us with Irish potatoes , strawberries and other vegetables. If I didn't visit sokoto state early last year passing through kebbi state I wouldn't know how the chunk of onions, ginger , garlic,pepper comes from there..so allow people believe wetin dem wan believe.

GeneralDae:
Nigerian new gold refinery site at Night in Osun State.

samorobo:


Don’t kid yourself.if Kenya was half as as Marrakech ,Casablanca or even Rabat we wouldn’t be here having this conversation.we wouldn’t even be arguing.the argument would have died before hitting page 3.

samorobo:


Way developed than Kenya,I agree.

samorobo:


Don’t kid yourself,the only thing you have up there is an unproductive tea farm and a backdrop of sand dunes

rvp2018:
Let try Tema Oil terminal - Tankers: LOA 244 m., draft 9.6 m., depth 10.0 m. (tidal). Gas: LOA 244 m., draft 9.6 m., depth 10.0 m.

244M versus Kipevu 770M

Conclusion; New Kipevu is 3 times larger than Tema Oil terminal

You can see the joke that is Tema oil facility down here

samorobo:


I doubt that. It’s as real as it gets.
See for yourself.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Listen my friend you have to open your eyes don't stay in your village and make noise travel to other African countries and see for yourself Benin Republic is in front of Nigeria in development even Zambia and Zimbabwe and in front of Nigeria in development. Please do not stay in your village and make noise if you do not have enough of money just take a trip to Ghana Cote d'Ivoire Liberia and see what they are doing. Shallow mentality is not good

rvp2018:
Tractors is not what I am talking about. I am talking quality seeds and semens - that Brazil R& has produced - I am talking going there and bringing their sugarcane, rice, soya, name it seed varities- and planting it in Africa.

Tractor - is equipment like any other - and climate of the manufacturing country is not important.

But how can you copy Brazil when officially you claim to be more productive than Brazil

rvp2018:
Precisely. When I looked at Nigeria data - I knew there was some cooking - but a quick comparison of their production data - and big boys like Brazil and US - demonstrated the cooking was horrendous.

Yemi Kale simply manufactured crazy guesswork in his office in Abuja but on the ground Nigeria agricluture long collapsed - and Nigeria uses oil proceeds to import food and refined fuel.

rvp2018:
I see - 5,120km of refined product pipeline is impressive - but probably completely vandalized by now - and fuel tankers are the main transport - and there is incessant fuel shortage

GeneralDae:

That one just speaks from his ass. He sees a new thing in Kenya and assumes they are the first in Africa or the only ones besides maybe South Africa

theenchanter:
yes, only kenya and SA have product pipeline.

P.S...... I won't bother to reply ur mention to this post because I know it would be useless as ur brain.

Just30:
Takoradi port new oil Jetty and new gas jetty is also larger than yours


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soY9S0ablvQ

Shma:


Too Tiny for kipevu.

Shma:


Too Tiny for kipevu.

gallivant:


Agreed.

Just30:
I know numbers is not your thing but at least numbers dont lie

It is larger than Kipevu in storage capacity and it also has more loading arms and larger loading capacity than Kipevu...

474 million dollars Bulk oil terminal


When Dangote oil refinery comes on stream.... there will be a huge demand for storage facilities all across west Africa....

It is currently one of the largest Jetty in Africa with 18 inch pipelines to tank farms.... Fully automated to Discharge and load over 80,000 metric tonnes in 12 hours.

Just30:




People are really putting up nice homes everywhere

Sometimes I wonder where the explosion in wealth is coming from...

The rate at which all these areas have become residential neighborhoods from just bare bush is astonishing

Just30:
That is quantum gas terminal ... Which has 55,000 metric tonnes capacity

You are lost ....


Tema Oil ABB jetty is 3 nautical miles offshore it has 2 bouy berths with 18.8m draft and 25m draft for ships 400 meters long tankers that carry 200,000 to 600,000 metric tonnes capacity ...

It has an onshore tank farm capacity of 3 million metric tonnes for crude oil discharge.. 2.6 million tonnes for Gas to VRA
This is almost 60 times larger than your Kipevu

2. BOST has a 230,000 metric tonnes tank farm and jetty which is also larger than your kipevu..

Like I said... Your country is a child in all things petroleum.

You kipevu terminal has only 100,000 metric tonnes capacity and you are here making noise ....


When will you learn?

popizaino:


I wonder too, the expansion/development is unprecedented. My only worry about this expansion is that they are drifting far away from the main CBD. You will burn more fuel trying to commute to the centre of the city.