sultanofpigs:
If Yoruba land had oil and gas in quantum sizes, Oduduwa will be on every Yoruba man's lips. Their greatest enemy has all the gas, that is why they hate BIAFRA. When BIAFRA exits then Yoruba land will be like ILORIN.

LeoDeKing:
Inferiority complex is a serious problem.

Ask the poster above

BiafraAburi:

You are 100% right. Their envy is too much. I blame those useful idiot Igbos (obidiottsss) that are doing one nigeria with them.

sultanofpigs:
If Yoruba land had oil and gas in quantum sizes, Oduduwa will be on every Yoruba man's lips. Their greatest enemy has all the gas, that is why they hate BIAFRA. When BIAFRA exits then Yoruba land will be like ILORIN.

Ibrahimmrfish:
Very good it's about time for our emirs to have new gas blocks from our colony. The Iyamuris that are currently living on our future gas field should relocate fast😁👹👹👹😁😁😎

SangoOlukosoOba:


Tell your elites and politicians to fight for Biafra
, and stop blaming your woes on Yoruba’s

You lots chestbeat 247 and it’s becoming boring. I am a strong of believer of Biafra as I cannot wait to address you lots as foreigners.

Tell your politicians to stand up in unity and agitate for a referendum. The West needs to be decongested.

BiafraAburi:


Face your agbado, ewedu, and gbegiri region where your fulani masters have banned all of you from entering Ilorin your supposed ancestral land. Biafran's affairs should be the least of your problem if you are not a coward.

SangoOlukosoOba:


Same region that your brothers and kinsmen are running to everyday? 🤣🤣🤣

The joke is on you! Insulting your home accommodating you.

You would have been in the shithole cultivating cassava if not for the West

LajaLaba:
Who dey born all these stupid IPOB rats...Adaobi people can be so funny

TimeMachine2:

Even the effeminate Adaobi lives in Yoruba land. No prominent ibo rich man lives in iboland. They are leeches and parasites.

sultanofpigs:
If Yoruba land had oil and gas in quantum sizes, Oduduwa will be on every Yoruba man's lips. Their greatest enemy has all the gas, that is why they hate BIAFRA. When BIAFRA exits then Yoruba land will be like ILORIN.

TimeMachine2:

Even the effeminate Adaobi lives in Yoruba land. No prominent ibo rich man lives in iboland. They are leeches and parasites.

BiafraAburi:
By
Okechukwu Nnodim

Nigeria currently accounts for 33 per cent of the total gas reserves in Africa, the Federal Government said on Monday.

While disclosing this through the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, it added that the gas reserves in Nigeria could last for about 94 years.

The Chief Executive Officer, NUPRC, Gbenga Komolafe, disclosed this in Abuja at the Nigerian Association for Energy Economics 16th Annual International Conference, with theme, ‘Energy evolution, transition and reform: Prospects for African economies’.

He said it was important to note that oil and gas would continue to guarantee energy security for Nigeria’s massive population estimated to be about 200 million.

Komolafe said, “With a reserve base of 36.97 billion barrels of oil and 208.83 trillion cubic feet of gas which represents 33 per cent of Africa’s total gas reserves of 620TCF, Nigeria can be described as a gas rich nation ranking number one in Africa in reserves with a life index of 94 years.

“This clearly presents Nigeria in a dominant position in the entire Africa gas market. Nigeria has the potential to ensure sustained supply of natural gas across the sub-Saharan region of Africa, if the necessary financing and infrastructure are in place.”

He noted that over the last two centuries, the world had witnessed the evolution of various energy sources, from the traditional.


biomass to coal, oil and gas, hydropower, wind, solar, blue hydrogen and other renewable.

“However, today, oil and gas has remained the most dominant source in the energy mix,” he stated.

He said the global call for decarbonisation and increased focus on cleaner energies had provided the avenue for Africa to diversify its portfolio, while leveraging its abundant oil and gas resources for energy security and economic development.

The President, Nigeria Association for Energy Economics, Prof. Yinka Omorogbe, said the NAEE had continued to play active role in building professional capacity for the oil and gas, and power sectors in Nigeria.

According to her, the conference had over the years brought to light the doggedness of the association in keeping with its objectives of providing a forum for the exchange

of ideas and advancement of professional experience in energy economics.


https://punchng.com/nigeria-now-accounts-for-33-of-africas-gas-reserves-fg/

Ikaeniyan0:
Where in the article is the title of your thread written in the article?

BiafraAburi:

Mumu, that's why people like you know nothing about the cesspit called nigeria. A simple google would have prevented you from this public show of shame.

SangoOlukosoOba:


Same region that your brothers and kinsmen are running to everyday? 🤣🤣🤣

The joke is on you! Insulting your home accommodating you.

You would have been in the shithole cultivating cassava if not for the West

Ikpaitid:
So why don't you all go back there?
Nonsense.
When humans are talking, parasites will come and put mouth.

nairalanda1:
The problem with boasting about oil is that at the end it misses the point.

Nigeria is undedeveloped because we do not use our raw materials to make export products that the world can use, instead we sell them for raw cash, which is then shared among the people.

The problem is, the cash usually is not enough because of our large piopulation.

Having gas is not an achievement. Using the gas to power power stations which produce electricity, which helps us to produce more for export...that's the koko.

I will say the same thing if the gas was developed in SW, North, or North central. Having gas does not mean you would become like Saudi. And Saudi by the way is an underdeveloped nation that is using oil money to cover the large cracks.

BiafraAburi:

He is right. Yoruba land has zero percent oil and gas. The little quantity in Ondo state is on Ijaw and Ilaje lands. Reason why you guys prefer to serve as parasites against Igbos.

BiafraAburi:
By
Okechukwu Nnodim

Nigeria currently accounts for 33 per cent of the total gas reserves in Africa, the Federal Government said on Monday.

While disclosing this through the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, it added that the gas reserves in Nigeria could last for about 94 years.

The Chief Executive Officer, NUPRC, Gbenga Komolafe, disclosed this in Abuja at the Nigerian Association for Energy Economics 16th Annual International Conference, with theme, ‘Energy evolution, transition and reform: Prospects for African economies’.

He said it was important to note that oil and gas would continue to guarantee energy security for Nigeria’s massive population estimated to be about 200 million.

Komolafe said, “With a reserve base of 36.97 billion barrels of oil and 208.83 trillion cubic feet of gas which represents 33 per cent of Africa’s total gas reserves of 620TCF, Nigeria can be described as a gas rich nation ranking number one in Africa in reserves with a life index of 94 years.

“This clearly presents Nigeria in a dominant position in the entire Africa gas market. Nigeria has the potential to ensure sustained supply of natural gas across the sub-Saharan region of Africa, if the necessary financing and infrastructure are in place.”

He noted that over the last two centuries, the world had witnessed the evolution of various energy sources, from the traditional.


biomass to coal, oil and gas, hydropower, wind, solar, blue hydrogen and other renewable.

“However, today, oil and gas has remained the most dominant source in the energy mix,” he stated.

He said the global call for decarbonisation and increased focus on cleaner energies had provided the avenue for Africa to diversify its portfolio, while leveraging its abundant oil and gas resources for energy security and economic development.

The President, Nigeria Association for Energy Economics, Prof. Yinka Omorogbe, said the NAEE had continued to play active role in building professional capacity for the oil and gas, and power sectors in Nigeria.

According to her, the conference had over the years brought to light the doggedness of the association in keeping with its objectives of providing a forum for the exchange

of ideas and advancement of professional experience in energy economics.


https://punchng.com/nigeria-now-accounts-for-33-of-africas-gas-reserves-fg/