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Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by sniperr007(m): 9:18am On May 06, 2017 |
wirinet: Sharap there! U jus tlk based on what u read online. R there not oil workers in ND? If these companies r based there, d crime rate in those towns will reduce as there will b more opportunities for both skilled & unskilled. 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by nengibo: 9:19am On May 06, 2017 |
bakynes:If the Niger delta is not safe enough for the headquarters then it shouldn't be safe enough for production, this trend is not only with oil companies but also i.t firms siting hq in lagos, the injustices will stop one way or anothet believe that 2 Likes |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by bantudark: 9:19am On May 06, 2017 |
uniqueboi: i am a deltan too and i disagree making claims with criminals.... it was not the militants that made that 13% thing possible,,it was naija deltan leaders.... 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by TonyeBarcanista(m): 9:19am On May 06, 2017 |
bayelsaowei:See my Bros de spit fire sha.... lol |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Akpoesiri(f): 9:20am On May 06, 2017 |
its a simple issue. The companies can also drill from where their headquarters is......Time to blow up all pipelines and make them relocate completely to where their headquarters is... 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by GamaG(m): 9:21am On May 06, 2017 |
rafindo:You're a big fool 4 Likes |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Nobody: 9:22am On May 06, 2017 |
Agumbankembu: See lies. And someone will believe this. Pls show the rollcall of those DT supported & rejected this bill. Also show d video of gbakabiamilla shouting it down. Nonsense!! 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Nobody: 9:24am On May 06, 2017 |
nabiz: You take this kids seriously . All they know about the Niger Delta is from what they see in blogs and exergerrated news. The person saying Niger Deltans are lazy is probably still being fed by his parents 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by ibombiz: 9:25am On May 06, 2017 |
Hmmm! they don't want to see us, they don't like our progress, yet they want to die in our oil fields. I prophecy the beginning of mother bombings in Nigeria if peace is not followed now. |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by nengibo: 9:26am On May 06, 2017 |
bantudark:Leave matter for mathias, everyone understands the dynamics of this hq issue, the Niger delta must correct every issue created by the companies & the politicians, this backward reasoning of always mentioning tompolo & dokubo everytime the deltans ask for their rights is fooling nobody. 2 Likes |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Nobody: 9:28am On May 06, 2017 |
TonyeBarcanista: My brother if the Region is not safe, there wont be any oil activity in this area, so those who still work here now area animals, am just coming from an oil location in Ogba egbama LGA, you know how that place is, but how come we still have thousands of yorubas and foreigners working in that location. They keep on using una head, Niger delta is not safe yet they employ most of their ppl in Lagos to fill in most of the lucrative positions in the said danger zone... pls wise up, all employment is done in lagos, most training facilities for oil work is in lagos and ogun, most tax go to them, and you want your jobless youths to be hungry and peaceful.... this is like living in fools paradise.... It was the same ppl who kick againt PIB for the same selfish reason......There has been kidnapping and militancy in lagos, so why didnt they now relocate to UYO a peaceful city or Calabar. 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Nobody: 9:29am On May 06, 2017 |
All these pole spewing nonsense here don't seem to know how their houses of assembly work, especially when it comes to decisions regarding the IOC's (international oil companies). When an adverse bill comes up DT the industry doesn't like, they rally together and bribe all these people. YES!! DT is why this bill will never pass & the PIB bill will never pass. The PIB bill has bn passing 1st & 2nd reading since the days of obasanjo & is never approved by the assembly. Continue making this a tribal issue & not a corruption issue. DT is what ur corrupt leaders want. Illiterate & useless citizens. 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by nnokwa042(m): 9:31am On May 06, 2017 |
wirinet:u be ewu jalingo and where is Nigeria getting her 2 million barrels of oil day ? OK from Ogun state and jigawa state abi ? Isi adiro GI Mma ma ncha ncha ,oil money from naija delta is good for building rail way from Lagos to kano right? But for oil companies to move thier offices to Niger delta then u remembered that ND is not safe |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by bantudark: 9:32am On May 06, 2017 |
nengibo: it was not the likes of tompolo and dokubo that made that 13% thing possible... 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by ibombiz: 9:35am On May 06, 2017 |
The case of AkwaIbom is different, they have accommodated ExxonMobil for decades without fighting,even in the height of militancy. I just pray the action of the reps should not turn even the law abiding youths to bombers sooner. 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by nengibo: 9:35am On May 06, 2017 |
bantudark:Be honest you didn't read my comment b4 mentioning me |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by willibounce1(m): 9:36am On May 06, 2017 |
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Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by aribisala0(m): 9:36am On May 06, 2017 |
Bridget95:You can have any narrative you like. They are not TAKING anything. The Nigerian State is the one doing the taking. The oil companies are doing BUSINESS There is no nation liike Delta so nothing like people of Delta . . They are a business enterprise doing business in Nigeria under Nigeran laws. They came in under the laws extant at the time. If people in the comunity want to renegotiate Nigeria as an entity or the constitution of Nigeria that is fine whether peacefully or by insurrection there is nothing new there.They should roll the dice and deal with the outcome. It is nothing to do with the oil companies. So do not scapegoat the oil companies. Face the Nigerian State and do so boldly. Oil companiies are not the only companies doing business. There is hardly any business that does not take soething from LAND whether it is Dangote or Chivita so any such laws will affect the whole country. Let us shhun sentient 2 Likes |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Agumbankembu: 9:37am On May 06, 2017 |
janellemonae: There was a rowdy session at the House of Representatives yesterday as members rejected a motion seeking to compel oil companies to relocate their operational and administrative offices to the Niger Delta region. The motion entitled: “Calling oil companies to establish operational/administrative offices in the Niger Delta area where they engage in exploration and exploitation” was sponsored by Goodluck Opiah (PDP, Imo). In the motion, Opiah had prayed the House to mandate its Committee on Petroleum Resources to liaise with the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), the Ministries of Niger Delta Affairs and Petroleum Resources to review policies and guidelines of oil companies regarding location of their administrative and operational offices. The legislator stated that there was need for all the oil companies to open offices in the communities where they are engaged in exploration. He contended that the practice of the companies siting their offices outside their areas of operation is responsible for decisions that are “inconsiderate of the real effects of their exploratory and exploitative activities in those communities, such as pollution, environmental hazards, degradation and under development.” According to him, “this policy is depriving the indigenes of those communities access to the companies in the event of complaints on their operational activities and is also not making the oil companies to be truly alive to their corporate social responsibilities to those communities.” Kingsley Chinda (PDP, Rivers), while supporting the motion, dismissed the argument that the Niger Delta was insecure hence the relocation of oil companies to other states outside the region as untenable. He said, “no part of Nigeria is unsafe”, adding, however, that trouble started when Aminu Shehu Shagari (APC, Sokoto), in his contribution, described the motion as “ill-conceived and inconsiderate.” According to him, “I think this motion is inconsiderate; it is ill-conceived and should be thrown out. I think the PIB should be allowed to take care of these oil companies.” The Majority Leader, Femi Gbajabiamila (APC, Lagos) threw his weight behind Shagari, warning that the House will be setting a bad precedence if it allows the motion to sail through. Gbajabiamila said, “we will be setting a dangerous precedence by compelling oil companies to relocate offices to the Niger Delta region. In business, people have the right to decide based on their entrepreneurial needs. “We have to note that a business is a corporate entity and you can’t force me to operate here. You can’t change the goal post in the middle of the game. The PIB will take care of all these concerns.” As the the Majority Leader spoke, he was intermittently interrupted by the Minority Leader, Leo Ogor (PDP, Delta) with several points of order. The Minority Leader later argued that it is not good for the offices of the oil companies to be sited outside the Niger Delta where they do business. Ogor said: “I find it totally unacceptable that the Majority Leader is standing in this chamber and saying we do not have the right to tell these companies to relocate operational offices to the Niger Delta. These companies pay taxes to other states while they operate in the Niger Delta.” As members become very emotional and sentimental about the motion, the Speaker, Yakubu Dogara, cautioned that, “there is no need for tempers to flay. I am looking at it from the point of business. I’m not joining the debate but can you tell me as a businessman where to locate my office?” When the motion was eventually put to vote, those against it carried the day. |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by bantudark: 9:37am On May 06, 2017 |
nnokwa042: the west and north use the money from oil to develope their region and welcome you their anytime....what do you do with your money...??....nothing,nothing a tall....even if you get 100% resource control the delta would still be underdeveloped..... you get 13% more than other states but yet the delta is less developed...you think you can fool us?.... 4 Likes |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by nnokwa042(m): 9:39am On May 06, 2017 |
rafindo:while all the cows belong to Fulani's the cocoa afonjas shares the money alone but then when oil is mentioned u remember one Nigeria u people re wicked with devilish mind ,abuja was developed 100% with oil money but today only the northerners can be minister of abuja capital territory abi? Things will never be the same again in this Nigeria nobody be mumu again , 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by bantudark: 9:40am On May 06, 2017 |
nnokwa042: go fing out how the system works and sop making too much noise.... 3 Likes |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Nobody: 9:41am On May 06, 2017 |
bantudark: OK Sir. Good luck |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by vRendoh(m): 9:41am On May 06, 2017 |
tutudesz: They need not beg or lobby.....time shall tell 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Amberon: 9:43am On May 06, 2017 |
Focus on your barren region. And don't cry when the ND militants resume hostilities. [s] aribisala0:[/s] |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by ibombiz: 9:45am On May 06, 2017 |
this might just be the rebirth of new faces of Militancy and violence in even the peaceful states,and Nigeria. |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Customer80: 9:45am On May 06, 2017 |
rafindo:do you see insincerity in your word's? Just ask funke akindele if she's not paying for marching ground in Lagos when filming etc you want oil exploration in my state but you want oil head office located in Asa Abia state? They explore oil each day in Asa Ndoki in spite of the insecurity you mentioned but can relocate head office. You see why agitation continues |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by aribisala0(m): 9:46am On May 06, 2017 |
Amberon:Your mind is barren.. It is minds that enrich not your delusional sense of entitlement.Wherever you are you will be poor because your mind is impoverished. If you had any brain you will realize that militancy will NEVER make any oil company relocate to the DELTA it willl have the OPPOSITE effect . You cannot analyze or reason. Nigeria has about 30 years of oil left in the ground in the Delta so one way or another your nonsense will soon end 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by nnokwa042(m): 9:46am On May 06, 2017 |
bantudark:no wonder north and west is Dubai of Nigeria no wonder all Nigerian's actor and actresses now go to Ibadan ogbomosho kano jigawa borno as thier holidays destination u people tried ,ofeke 1 Like |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Nobody: 9:47am On May 06, 2017 |
wirinet: You just like writing without thinking. Compare the rate of kidnap in the west to Niger Delta, before you rush to post without proper reasoning. |
Re: Reps Reject Oil Firms’ Relocation To Niger Delta by Amberon: 9:49am On May 06, 2017 |
In others there are adequate compensations. Google is your friend. Also focus on your cows and yams. We are fed up. GavelSlam: |
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