You are such a liar. Why not post the whole information?

1. Apo Well was award to Sapetro Oil owned by Gen Theophilus Y Danjuma .Apo field is capable of producing 300,000 barrels per day and crude reserve of 500 million barrels.

2. OML 110 Obe oil field own by Alhaji Mai Daribe, Cavendish Petroleum with an estimated 500 million barrel of crude oil that worth $50 billion dollars after tax.

3. Akpo condensate field was awarded to Sapetro Oil owned by Gen Theophilus Y Danjuma. This field worth $100 billions of dollars.

4. OML 112 and OML 117 were awarded to AMNI International Petroleum Development Company owned by Colonel Sanni Bello. Son inlaw to former Head of State. Gen Abdulsalami Abubakar. Its worth $150 Dollars after tax.

5. OML 115 also known as Oldwok field and Ebok field was awarded to Alhaji Mohammed Indimi. Inlaw to former Head of State Gen. Ibrahim Babangida the two fields worth $200 billion Dollars.

6. OML 215 was awarded and operated by Nor East Petroleum Limited owned by one Alhali Saleh Mohammed Gambo. The field worth $100 billion Dollars after tax.

7. OML 108 awarded to Express Petroleum Company owned by Alhaji Aminu Dantata. This field worth $128 billion Dollars.

8. OML 113 was allocated to Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum Limited owned by Alhaji W. I. Folawiyo. Net worth is $150 billion Dollars.
9. Prince Nasiru Ado Bayero cousin to the Emir of Kano, Lamido Sanisu, owns ASUOKPU/UMUTU marginal oil fields. It worth $110 billion Dollars.
10. Inter is owned by Atiku Abubakar, Yara dua and Ado Bayero has a substantial stakes in the oil and gas exploration in the Niger Delta of Nigeria.
11. AMNI International Petroleum Company owns OML 112 and OML 117. Former Minister of Petroleum and OPEC Chairman Rilwanu Lukman has major stakes in AMNI International Petroleum Company.
12. OML 67 is operated Afren Plc. Rilwanu lukman also has a major stakes and the field worth $180 billion Dollars.
13. OPL 245 is awarded to Malabu Oil and Gas owned by Dan Etete. Former President Obasanjo and former Vice President Atiku Abukbakar all has major shares. It worth $50 billion Dollars.
14. OPL 289 and OPL 233 was awarded to Cleanwater Consortium, the two fields worth $200 billion Dollars. Former Governor Peter Odili of River State, Obasanjo and Sultan of Sokoto has major Stakes.
15. OPL 288 was awarded to focus Energy Senator Andy Uba, Obasanjo, and Gen Theophilus Y Danjuma are the major stakeholders. The field worth $70 billion Dollars.
16. OPL 291 was awarded to Starcrest Energy Nigeria Limited owned by Emeka Offor. The field worth $100 billion Dollars.
17. Mike adenuga’s Conoil controls and operates Six (6) oil blocs and exports about 500,000 barrels of crude oil daily. These 6 oil bloc worth $500 billion Dollars.

CyberTerrorist:
OP, all this blackmail won't fly.. I'm Igbo but NigerDeltans must reclaim their oil. True Federalism or regionalism is the way to go.. So give up your propaganda cos its already stale.. Its game over!!

CyberTerrorist:
Just relax, its a gradual process.

AJINATU:
Accepted. We all want True Federalism nay resource control, but why is that the Northern Oil Block owners like Atiku, TY Danjuma, Daribe etc havent been affected by the Militants attacks? Why are the Militants blowing up pipeline connected to oil blocks that are majorly owned by Southerners? Both questions are what the OP's article posits

EasternActivist:


And who told you theirs aren't affected??

The foolish op is only economical with the truth...

EasternActivist:
Op you are a liar and economical with the truth...

The affected wells is affecting the whole Nigeria and not just the Igbos like you are portraying it...

Turning the Igbos against ND will be a futile mission as Igbos are wise and enlightened since the days of lugard...

SS and SE are one... We support the ND. Resource control or bomb the whole oil facilities shiit.

Nigeria will bear the burnt not only igbos
Op you failed...
Wait till when the economy bites you more harder

Yet to see the sheriff in town... Morrafokers

MXrep:
Lol, see the mumu listing igbos only to cause disaffection, i though igbos only sell fake goods in their 4 x 4 kiosks?? Those igbos formed their oil companies with their sweat, it is totally different from owning oil blocks and making billions while sleeping. These igbo companies operate one the oil blocks own by northerners which is injustice to Niger delta. the royalties from the companies should go to owners of the land instead and we support Niger delta in their agitation towards that

TheGoodJoe:


Speak for yourself. I am a Southerner, living in the South South and I care.

What is going on? Is the fight against us? Are we the Southerners immuned to the economy?

What is the logic in focusing the actions on Southern Soil, Southern owned Facilities in the name of fighting the North?

I am not blinded by bigotry to reason.

jpphilips:


Read the title of the thread!!




Has it been Bombed?





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AJINATU:
pfffffffff

The Militants gave Abubakar Atiku a two week ultimatum to vacate his assests from the Niger Delta, but as at today, Atiku's Oil Company, INTELS Logistics still remain unscathed.

I have my tacit support for the militants demand for resource control and I wouldnt disapprove any means they employ in acheiving that, but I am perturbed that most of their target have not been against the people they marked as enemies

FACT!!! INTELS is still alive!! why??

EasternActivist:


Am southern and you should speak for yourself too...

Se supports the ND right for resource control...

You aew not blinded by bigotry but you are blinded by your own selfishness and egocentrism.

Cant you sacrifice your comfort for the betterment of your brothers in struggle..

Will you now be a sellout just to prove you ain't a bigot...

You are worse than the northerners and the south westerners that divides us...

Hypocrite

In Response to your Article titled "WE CAN ACHIEVE BIAFRA AS A UNITED FAMILY, DONALD EKPO TELLS SOUTH-SOUTH" published on the www.may30.org website on the 13th day of March 2016.

By Ebuka Obikwesili

Mr Donald Ekpo, I have no idea what you want to achieve with your article, however, I feel insulted telling us how Aguiyi Ironsi died when you carefully skipped the part of history where Aguiyi blatantly refused to bring the Jan 1966 coup plotters to justice despite having 6 months to do the needful, if my memory serves me right, a mutiny court Marshall takes less than 3 months at the time, a fact Obasanjo proved in 1976 after the mutiny against Gen Murtala Mohammed.
Again, it insults my intelligence that you skipped the fact that the next in command to Ironsi, BG Ogundipe refused the mantle of leadership, a decision he took out of his own will uncoerced. As a result of his inaction, there was a power vacuum that heralded the massive military mutiny that spread to the streets, leading to the biggest pogrom in the history of this country.
If you are not happy with south-south as a legitimate geopolitical zone in Nigeria, You can as well argue that Abuja should not be the capital of Nigeria.

It insults my intelligence again that you inferred that the Northerners took back their protectorate after the gruesome murder of Aguiyi Ironsi without telling us that Aguiyi Ironsi promulgated decree 34 that dissolved the regional government that hugely benefited the eastern region.Once dissolved, the subsequent state creations disadvantaged the Eastern region till date.
The first 12 states created by Gowon was in fulfillment of already existing decree 34.

You claimed Rivers state was created to spite the Eastern region yet the fact on ground speak differently, more states were created for the north than the east for your education, the following states were created for the Northern region;

1. North-Western State
2. North-Eastern state
3. Kano State
4. North-Central State
5. Benue-Plateau State

While the eastern region got thus;

1. Rivers State
2. South-Eastern State,
3. East-Central State

I get confused when people like you project the igbo interest as one with the Niger delta interest, when did it start and where is that false synergy leading us to? Has a Niger deltan ever cared for an Igbo man in history?

Ojukwu received his biggest blow in the battle of Port Harcourt when Isaac Adaka Boro a son of Niger delta led the Nigerian troops that decimated Ojukwu's forces, a battle that rendered my mother an orphan.
Isaac Adaka Boro is celebrated as the hero of the Niger delta by this act and his 12 days insurgency against the Nigerian state, evidenced by a huge effigy of his at port harcourt old Gra and Isaac Boro park to his commemoration, oh! I forgot he is the face of the new Niger delta currency.

Immediately after the war in 1970, the west and the north received Igbos with open arms by surrendering all our properties in their region, meanwhile, the Niger delta "our brothers" by infamy greeted us with "Abandoned property", a celebrated theft that deprived a lot of us landed properties in the Port Harcourt main town, how do you expect us to forget that so soon?
Be kind enough to tell me which historical barometer that created any synergy between igbos and the Niger delta?

You became highly economical with the truth when you said 85% of Nigeria's oil wells are owned by northerners while the leftovers were taken by the westerners,
As a matter of irrefutable fact, the Niger delta avengers commonly referred to as the NDA has bombed away 50% of Nigeria's oil production from 2.2mbopd to 1.2mbopd, can you categorically specify the 85% northern owners at the receiving end of NDA's carnage? while at it, let me clearly show you how much Igbos have lost to that Niger delta madness.

As Niger delta bombing intensifies, the more forex Nigeria will lose, that means no Forex for igbo traders who are majorly importers, I hope you understand how that action wreck our economy.

In March 2016, the NDA announced the decimation of the Forcados trunk line though Owned by Shell, below are the list of oil blocks producing into the Forcados line

OML 26 (owned by FHN Egbert Imomoh),OML 30 (owned by kola karim), OML34,53,54 (Owned by Ibru) OML40 (owned by Emeka Offor) OML42 (Owned by Ernest Azudialu),OML 18 (owned by Charles odita, financed by, Diamond bank (paschal Dozie), fidelity bank (Peter obi) , OMLs 4, 38 & 41, (owned by ABC Orjiakor) .

Can you clearly see from that list the Niger delta Avengers are systematically bombing away igbo interests in the Niger delta on one hand, on the other hand creating a decoy that the oil blocks belong to the north, if that was so, with 50% out of your acclaimed 85% gone, why are the Northerners not crying? are you saying the NDA have no idea where the Danjuma's, the Mai meribe's the Atiku's assets in the delta are?
This 80% claim was made on the avengers website with the names of the northerners, why are you targeting igbo assets, despite this act of wickedness, you still have the unbridled temerity to claim you are one with the Igbo man?
History is surely repeating itself?

To believe your people destroyed our oil and gas assets on the account of a confused Nnamdi Kanu 9A british citizen), an unknown soul who spent the better part of his life on exile in the UK, an Umuahia man whose ancestral home can hardly boast of Engine oil let alone crude oil?

Jonathan added Azikiwe to his name to fool ignorant igbos that he is one of them yet could not complete the second Niger bridge he promised in 2011 despite selling oil for $115 per barrel.
He failed to complete the east west road neither was he able to do a rail project that will link Onitsha with Apapa to save igbos huge logistics cost by virtue of importation.

You have no historical origin or connection with an Igbo man, it is best you don't fool yourself at this age. Every true igbo man is a descendant of Eri/Nri ancestry, I challenge any Ijaw, calabari, okrika, Ibibio & Efik to trace his ancestors to that genre of igbo heritage.
Niger delta provinces like Omoku, Bonny and Opobo till date does not sell their lands to igbos a magnanimity the west and the north are yet to deny us.

I am not aware since the history of Nigeria that any person charged with treasonable felony is liable to bail, perhaps while you feel fly rewriting the Nigerian history, you may not be so lucky with a constitution that is older than Nnamdi Kanu's misdemeanor.

We are not one with the Niger delta and will never be one, better don't disturb our peace with your rhetorics based on fabricated fallacies.

You wrote from the Usa while Kanu's family reside in the UK, do I blame you?
The last attempt at secession brought war to our fatherland and severed our position in the Nigerian union hitherto enjoyed at the beginning of this republic. I am not aware that the Nigerian civil war was fought in the secluded abode of exile enjoyed by you and Kanu.

Before you tell us what to do with our future, come home to lead the fight with your family. Igbos are not silly!!

Jonathan is still calling the shots in pdp, his boy wike is a PDP strong man yet despite all the support igbos gave him, we are yet to be considered for presidency, the best he is considering is a vice, imagine the insult.
The same jonathan that our APGA could not enthrone a presidential candidate to ensure maximum support for him?
That is the true Niger deltan for you.

Speaking of which, during Obasanjo's era ND asked for a share of their oil wealth, Obj obliged them with 13% derivative, at high crude prices when Ebonyi and Anambra cannot boast of 6b naira in federal allocation, Niger delta states like Bayelsa and Akwaibom was raking in between 16b to 21b naira monthly.

When they got tired, they started militancy under Yaradua, no igbo was invited in the struggle, there came the Amnesty compensation and largess, thousands of their youths got scholarships to study oil and gas courses abroad some of which most igbos can only dream to have.
Their war lords were paid huge sums, yet they forgot igbos all this while.

Crude price is low, FG can no longer afford the huge Amnesty payments, they are using all social media to embroil igbos in their problem with FG.
Did we enjoy Amnesty with you? How about the lucrative pipeline contracts, was any igbo invited in the largess?

This new love and brotherhood is at best a distraction that sane Igbos must not take seriously.
We have had drought of presidency, how many ND statesmen are pushing it for us? How many Niger delta senators are pushing for igbo presidency in the senate?

Just like Ojukwu mocked them during the burial of Gen Affiong for their sabotage during the war, "Good morning ".
If they want more oil wealth, let them go fight the FG while we watch, if they succeed, they should enjoy alone.

These are the timelines of your history with igbos, make sure that neither oil nor Nnamdi kanu makes you to forget it again in your lifetime.

[i]*1967, Ojukwu was defeated in Port harcourt by the Nigerian led Niger delta isaac Adaka Boro, till date they celebrate him as their hero

*1970 after the war, Niger deltans seized your properties and termed it "ABANDONED" when you have lost almost everything in the civil war.

*In 2004, Obasanjo signed the onshore offshore dichotomy that bequeathed 13% oil revenues to Niger delta states, no South East state except Imo and Abia benefited, of course in a negligible sum.

*2009/2010 federal government Amnesty programme, can you list any igbo man that benefited?

*As an igbo boy supporting the ND Avengers, you are a mere pawn in their economic chess game, wise up and face your importation business, the more they bomb, the likelihood of the FG to increase tax at the ports that will surely hurt your business,

[/i]Wise up, define your interests, choose your battles very carefully, the Niger delta struggle is of no consequence to an Igbo man.

MaziOmenuko:
Thanks for this info @jpphilips.

Attach a source (thisday online publication); this is frontpage worthy.

[b]If I got your drift right the oil blocks you listed were not attacked, rather they were shut down because the export pipelines they feed crude oil to has been bombed. If this assertion is correct, then it goes to show that your conclusion is faulty on two grounds:

1. The forcados export pipeline is NOT the only pipelines the NDA has bombed. But your analysis did not tell us the oil blocks that feed those first set of pipelines - those blocks could be owned by notherners.

2. The claim that 60% output is cut off by vandals without touching any of the said 85% oil blocks owned by notherners is also flawed, and that's still based on the number 1 point above.

Your list simply does not contain all the affected oil blocks. And I think this was done deliberately to change the popular narrative.

Reality is:

(1) the volume of crude output is not strictly determined by the number of oil blocks but by the unit production capacity of each block, and I think this number varies from block to block.

(2) you did not mention the financiers of most of the oil blocks in your already partial list. You only mention the financiers with igbo affinity. This stinks of bias and deliberate manipulation.

(3) It's NOT the bombing of the forcados terminal alone that cut off 60% of crude output as you claimed- I think that number was as a result of all the attacks since the inception of the current wave of mliitancy.

Therefore, to justify this kind of erratic conclusion you are pushing here, you need to show the complete list of all the affected oil blocks since the begining of the resurgence of militancy in ND. And you should not just show the true owners of all the omitted oil blocks, you must also go into details to show who the financiers of each oil bloc are.

Waiting...[/b]

***update***

There's a conflict in your figure. Nigeria's official output I think is 2.2 million barrels/day, so how does your 800,000 barrels reduction equate to 60%? Please explain your figures AJINATU.

Lucasbible:
Has the bombing ended ? Why give scored card when exams is ongoing ?

paschu:


Oga stop that noise. NONE of the oil blocks posted by OP has been bombed either. Or did you not read what he wrote? It's just a cheap propaganda. Nothing else. Just pure deception.

He doesn't know that Igbos are ready to sacrifice anything to get out of this hell-hole. Even if a hundred Oil blocks are owned by Easterners in the SE or SS, they should all bombed if that will tie us down in this lugardian contraption.It's that bad. Nigeria has pushed it's luck too far. Let the indigenes control their resources Igbos or not.

jpphilips:
author=paschu

paschu:


Oga stop that noise. NONE of the oil blocks posted by OP has been bombed either. Or did you not read what he wrote? It's just a cheap propaganda. Nothing else. Just pure deception.

Ngozi123:
Even if it were predominantly Igbo oil tycoons they were targeting- which is untrue- why would that bother the average Igbo man/woman? Do you think that Igbo people as a whole care about businessmen who have made a living out of their brother's suffering. They, like the Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba and minority oligarchs deserve to suffer for what they've done to our country.

Vulu:


You and who dey do 'southern unity'. Are yorubas now southerners? Better drink more water because their will be more lamentations from your end. You ingrates!

jpphilips:


You don't have investigative Journalism in Nigeria sorry, no news agency is gonna give you that, All you need is a little experience in the industry, the 85% lie came from where?
You will be surprised by tomorrow you will read it in the dailies.

giantstrides:


if only you are wise enough to understand the implication of all this, I don't expect you to be deluded enough to believe the NDA is really agitating for secession, they are only fighting to regain and renegotiate their terms with the APC government. And the most annoying part is they are not even brave enough to attack northern interests in the oil industry, the southerners have to bare the brunt yet again.

MaziOmenuko:


I understand, that's why I said u should attach the Thursday online publication u cited.

If I was you, the thread topic would read Niger-Delta Avengers targeting South East and South South oil installations

jpphilips:


Why start with southerners when they claimed North was their problem?