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Imo Govt., ANOH Gas Coy partner on gas production

Imo Govt., ANOH Gas Coy partner on gas production

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By Naomi Sharang

The Imo Government is to collaborate with ANOH Gas Processing Company Limited (AGPC) to boost the production of gas in the state.

Gov. Hope Uzodimma, made this known in Abuja after a meeting with the Managing Director of the company, Effiong Okon and his team in Abuja.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalled that in 2024, President Bola Tinubu inaugurated the ANOH Gas plant in Imo for gas production.

Uzodimma who was elated over the completion of the Gas Plant said it would add value to the economic development of the state.

“It is not only a thing of joy to the people of Imo. It will help stimulate our economy, create more jobs and expand our economic horizon and register Imo in the global map as one of the producers of gas in the world.

“I’m excited about the development. I am happy that the project is completed; I’m happy that they’re about to go into operation and I’m also happy that the value it will add to Imo and indeed Nigeria, it’s also enormous.

“We have discussed and I’ve pledged to cooperate with them to give them all the necessary support and also requested that they should also cooperate with us in our developmental strides in Imo.

Uzodimma urged the company to operate a functional office in the state to supply clean energy. They gave me assurances and we are happy Imo is on the rise.

”Nigeria is on the rise and we will support ANOH Gas project so that they can create a win-win situation for all of us in the society”.

On his part, the Managing Director of ANOH Gas Processing Company Limited, Effiong Okon said the company was a 50/50 per cent equity Incorporated Joint Venture between NNPCL and Seplat Energy.

He said that Imo was selected to situate the plant because it was endowed with massive gas reserves.

“I must say the field was discovered in the 60s. It’s a very big gas field; the field contains about 40 cubic feet of gas and about 200 million barrels of condensates.”

Okon said that since the plant’s inauguration in May 2024, the company has been working on the plant to kick start production .

“We came to inform the governor of our readiness to start commissioning the plant with gas and also to start gas production sometime in July.

“So from July this year, Imo will join one of the biggest states for gas production in the country.

“Our plant is designed to process 300 million standard cubic feet of gas to the energy market and also LPG to the domestic market here in Imo,” he said. (NAN) 

Edited by Sadiya Hamza

N-HYPPADEC rehabilitates moribund Bida water works

N-HYPPADEC rehabilitates moribund Bida water works

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By Mohammed Baba Busu

The National Hydro Electric Power Producing Areas Commission (N-HYPPADEC), says the rehabilitation works of the over 20 years moribund Bida water works has reached 90 per cent completion stage.

Dr Itilatyaa Daniel, the Director of Engineering and Technical Services in the commission, said this during the confirmatory test of five MVA transformers purchased by the commission at the site in Bida on Thursday.

Represented by Suleiman Ajibola-Adebara, the director said the rehabilitation would solve the perennial water scarcity in Bida and environs.

According to him, the five MVA transformers will be install soon to fasttrack commissioning of the project.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the revitalisation of the Bida Mana Water Works has gained momentum with the supply of transformers by the commission to hasten power supply to the upgraded treatment plant.

The Head of Electrical Division of the commission, Ibrahim Adamu-Haruna noted that the transformers for the running of the treatment pumps purchased by Niger Government over time, had been test-run and confirmed satisfactory.

Adamu-Haruna said that the 11 KVA line was upgraded to 33 KVA, which was sufficient to run the pumps accordingly.

He said the plant was designed with 5,000 cubic metres capacity per hour, thereby alleviating the sufferings of an estimated two million beneficiaries in the area.

The contractor handling the project, Shafi’yi Yabagi said the project covered expansion of reticulation system, provision of more booster stations, treatment plant and reservoir, among others. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Muhammad Lawal

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