For comparison Nigeria has 38 billion barrels and Libya has 47 billion. Which would place Somalia 5th in oil reserves globally not counting inland reserves. How long do you think it will take to use our resources?[/QUOT
will only be a slight benefit as the world is trying to come off using fossil fuels.
But just look at Nigeria the income disparity is astronomical
until we establish a centralized system without 4.5 and control all of our borders and finally lock up every boqor,ugaas,sultan etc. Funny name tho saxib
Soma Oil has to be ejected out of Somalia.Most of the oil is in Buntland. It can be more than 110 billion barrels Up to 400 billion of barrels. Soma oil have the data they spend over 60 million pounds on a survey
For comparison Nigeria has 38 billion barrels and Libya has 47 billion. Which would place Somalia 5th in oil reserves globally not counting inland reserves. How long do you think it will take to use our resources?
Soma Oil has to be ejected out of Somalia.
We need to improve our situation back home. I also propose that the locals own and create oil exploration companies so that other countries don't rob our resources.For comparison Nigeria has 38 billion barrels and Libya has 47 billion. Which would place Somalia 5th in oil reserves globally not counting inland reserves. How long do you think it will take to use our resources?
You are confused, the U.S sent 30k troops to Somalia to secure the oil fields inland but failed and were embarrassed internationally and at home so they left.I say we should hold a nation wide royal rumble to help us decide who gets to exploit the oil.
Something we were in the middle of from 1991 until the civilised world interrupted us.
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You are confused, the U.S sent 30k troops to Somalia to secure the oil fields inland but failed and were embarrassed internationally so they left.
http://articles.latimes.com/1993-01-18/news/mn-1337_1_oil-reserves
As for the offshore reserves they were discovered in 2015 by SomaOil at a cost of $60 million.
No my brother you are the one that's lost by sending me to a 25 year old article.
30k US soldiers?
If there was hundreds of billions to be made then big oil would've made Somalia as peaceful as a Quaker's house within a couple of years.
Even with the oil glut, it still would've been developed.
The black hawk down debacle wouldn't have stopped them. They would just orchestrate a regime change from the shadows.
Instead they put up an arm's embargo.
There is no oil.
Soma oil is a pipsqueak that's after breadcrumbs.
It's backed by a British lord/ peer; who's really a nobody.
That 60 million figure is also bs.
There's only proof of a couple hundred thousands in "donations" and purchase of the surveys of our offshore blocks from a British/Norwegian company.
Most likely it was all a scam to launder and run off with the money raised.
You hear cases like this all the time when it comes to small oil exploration companies in green fields.
By the time we get our shit together, oil will be obsolete.
not natural gas, that's were we get our heat from. different playing field.
True.
If we had huge oil & gas reserves; we should be thinking about using it to develop our own country.
Every dollar of oil creates more than 10x the value further down the value chain.
That tiny 100 billion would turn into a couple trillion in economic output if we used it ourselves.
https://www.google.ca/amp/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSL5N1E95RZ
The probe showed they spent over $40 million.
https://history.army.mil/html/documents/somalia/SomaliaAAR.pdf
Council (UNSCR 794) authorized the United States to send a force of 30,000 troops into Somalia
Also
http://articles.latimes.com/1994-03-26/news/mn-38605_1_u-s-troops-leave-somalia
In a swirl of sand and dust, a convoy of 15 amphibious assault vehicles rumbled into the breaking surf of the deep-blue Indian Ocean, taking home the few dozen troops left from a force that at its height reached more than 30,000.