AmericanQuarter:




Orient petroleum has stepped up production from 6000bpd in 2015 to about 12000bpd in 2016. With the increased infrastructural development by the government in the area they are geared towards achieving over 20k by the end of 2016.

sunnyb0b0:


Bia di anyi, Orient ebukoro go ngwa olu ha puo n'ebe ahu eli afo gara aga. Juo ese.

AmericanQuarter:



Ejelu m ebe afu n izu galu aga. Ife nkili a bu n izu uka ga lu aga ka m setere ife nkili a. juo ese ofuma biko.

Proudlyngwa:
This is a drilling rig
T43 Deutag to be precise which is note of a workover rig, I believe this are old pictures except T43 has been recalled.
Moreover a drilling rig does not signify presence of oil, this particular rig can't go beyond 9,000 feet optimally and going by the geology of this zone, I don't know why Orient should be wasting their time with it.

EasternActivist:


What do you mean by geology of the zone..?

And if I may ask how are we sure you are more experienced or expertised than them...

Freedom2016:
This is what we call concrete proof not oil in a bottle like some people were brandishing the other day. The guy below is an afonja...any good news from SE strikes them in the heart like thunder.

Proudlyngwa:

Keep lying to yourself,
I've worked there and you can't deceive me as I have people I can call to ask questions, unfortunately you are inconsequential

ebujany:
Anambra adigo mma. Proudly Anambra

Proudlyngwa:

I was at aguleri otu during the presidential election before the massacre by the kogi baberians.
T43 was the rig currently drilling there, and had been stuck for two months at roughly 8,000 feet.
The geology in the Niger delta region is far difernt from that of the anambara basin which is clay in nature.
That is why I wonder at the folly of hiring a work over rig for full drilling.

EasternActivist:


I believe we are all reasonable and can think...

Judging your own instinct will you imply that because clay is sitted above the oil you gonna quit exploration which you have laboured with massive resources even if it implies using effective technology to bypass such difficulties?

Let me also tell you that clay is a natural resource(source of revenue) as some communities can't boast of that.
Also following a well-known wise saying nothing good comes so easy won't that mean that having difficulties in getting pass the clay is a good omen?

Lastly I will say that success are near when everything seems not working again.

In all this I can bravely say there is hope.

kaltonga:
ATIMES I WONDER if some of you people are sound in the head.or do you actually suck your mothers breast milk sufficiently

Proudlyngwa:

I was at aguleri otu during the presidential election before the massacre by the kogi baberians.
T43 was the rig currently drilling there, and had been stuck for two months at roughly 8,000 feet.
The geology in the Niger delta

CliffordOrji:
But someone, in what appears to be a clear case of self deceit taken to the extreme, wrote on the FP that exploration of crude has commenced on that field to the tune of twelve thousand Barrels per day. What a joke !

Proudlyngwa:

Keep lying to yourself,
I've worked there and you can't deceive me as I have people I can call to ask questions, unfortunately you are inconsequential

Proudlyngwa:

I doubt you reason at all, but am sure you have never worked in the field,
I said that particular rig T43 had a lot of challenge, when I worked there and is unsuitable for drilling in that formation. Even the KCA guys knew the were playing Orient

Over the last six decades, it's only gotten deeper. In 1949, the earliest year with data available, the average depth of oil wells drilled was 3,635 feet. By 2008, the most recent data available, we were drilling an average of 5,964 feet, a slight decrease from the 2007 at 6,064 feet. -howstuffworks.com

Proudlyngwa:

I don't know about the volume, but there is exploration going there, some fields drilled by total and bought over by Orient.
The two wells Orient drilled by themselves were abandoned.
I don't know if they have resumed drilling there, I doubt as the area is still under contention.

sunnyb0b0:


Bia di anyi, a nurum na Orient ebukoro go ngwa olu ha puo n'ebe ahu eli afo gara aga. Juo ese.

EasternActivist:


You are the unreasonable one here...

And please where do you get the 8000ft from as something is not adding up.

According HowStuffWorks.


Because if the 8000ft claim is true literally saying the oil has already been found long time ago.

AmericanQuarter:



My friend stop misinforming the people with your lies. Which area is under contention, Aguleri community or Otuocha which are all in Anambra territory? If you don't know, please ask questions, oil production is going on there right now as I write this piece. Please stop or leave the thread if you don't like good things in your life!

Proudlyngwa:

The area under contention is the side attacked by the Kogi youths,

AmericanQuarter:

Which area is under contention, Aguleri community or Otuocha which are all in Anambra territory?

nwasinachi:
You are d one lying here and d inconsequential one too. Enemy of good news, go to a thread evolving around bad news and masturbate there. this thread is above your like minds

AmericanQuarter:



My friend stop misinforming the people with your lies. Which area is under contention, Aguleri community or Otuocha which are all in Anambra territory? If you don't know, please ask questions, oil production is going on there right now as I write this piece. Please stop or leave the thread if you don't like good things in your life!

CliffordOrji:
If the area is under contention, why then did you show us pictures Of security operatives detailed there to keep the peace.
Oil Exploration in the field or the lack thereof should not be the primary concern of Governor Obiano how. What should bother him is the potential conflict and Oil war engendered by unsetteld land dispute Anambra and Kogi state might bring.
Governor Obiano, Governor Yahaya Bello, the FG and NBC should iron out this issue once and for all.

AmericanQuarter:



But you said that exploration is not going on as a result of contention, so I was wondering which area is in contention, because oil production is being done within Anambra territory right now. Where the bulk of the oil is, is in Anambra territory and it consists of 2 large commercial wells(Anambra River-1 and Anambra River-2). The 3rd one in contention exists on the boundary between Anambra-Kogi-Enugu state, and then again the bulk of the oil at the boundary lies within the Anambra territory.

EasternActivist:


You are the unreasonable one here...

And please where do you get the 8000ft from as something is not adding up.

According HowStuffWorks.


Because if the 8000ft claim is true literally saying the oil has already been found long time ago.

Proudlyngwa:


Now I know you are really ignorant, instead of begging to learn , you come here to embarrass yourself and the Igbo's with your stupidity.

You quote the first data that displays on a Google search as your reference, without asking yourself which location where they talking about, do yourself a favour and search for depth of Nigerian oil wells WITH A MIRROR BY YOUR SIDE and know how stupid you look.

T43 was the rig currently drilling there, and had been stuck for two months at roughly 8,000 feet.

EasternActivist:


Don't be too fast before you look like lost urchin on the street of sambisa..

There is Much difference between oil well and oil discovery...

The quote I stated earlier is a world fact about how deep below the earth can oil be discovered and Nigeria cannot be exempted...

My stance is this, oil has been discovered since they have bypassed the average benchmark which is about 6,000 feet (which according to your claim they are stucked in 8000ft).

Now they are digging further to create a reservoir for the oil beneath it which is the oil well you are referring and can go for More than 10k feet below the earth...

Is either you are lost in your own confusion or you are poor in understanding what you saw when you visited the rig. I advise you meet the person that lectured you for more clarification.

Proudlyngwa:

Are you all right.
Where did I say Oil exploration is not going on.
I said the current productive fields were bought over,
The two wells drilled by orient in 2015 were abandoned as of then.

subnormal:


Dude you should have searched instead for the average depth of oil wells in Nigeria. I work in the oil field and and our usual TD (target depth) is between 10k to 15k feet. I don't know the specs of the KCA defrag rig, but I do know that if a work over rig is used for drilling in tough formations, it will be found out.

Proudlyngwa:

The problem with you guys is you see everyone who doesn't agree with you as against you

Proudlyngwa:

T43 never hit oil, what they discovers was gas at 6,000 feet.
In the process of going further the got stuck, kogi people invaded and the project was abandoned.
I was there, where you.