Cross River

Lagos

It has a physically measured area of approximately 3,264.00 square metres

Rigs Onome and Oritsetimeyin are part of the Eligible Bank Assets (EBAs) under Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria’s (AMCON) asset portfolio, acquired pursuant to AMCON’s statutory powers and mandate under the AMCON Act (as amended). The Rigs were acquired through a Loan Purchase and Limited-Service Agreement (‘LPLSA’) dated 2/1/12, with which AMCON bought over First Bank of Nigeria’s (‘FBN’) loan rights and the assets charged, mortgaged, or pledged as security with respect to the unpaid debt of Seawolf Oilfield Services Ltd. (now Seawolf Oilfield Services Ltd. (in receivership) (“Seawolf”) owed to FBN.

Infrastructure within the estate includes well-paved roads, street lights, recreational parks, children's playground etc.

The site is developed with 2 blocks of 8 (eight) 3 bedroom flats each. Total land size is 933.99sqm

Development within the premises include an L-Shaped office block on 2 floors, a warehouse-shaped bungalow, 3 blocks of offices on 2 floors each, 2 bungalows, a security house, and a generator house. The total land size is approximately 8,092.070sqm.

Development on site include 2 bay of warehouses and a security gate house all fenced round with sandcrete blockwalls and secured with a double leaf metal gate. Total land size 7,607.97 Sqm

The tank farm is located within the Ibru Port complex, Ibafon in Apapa area of Lagos state. Apapa is home to the nation’s busiest seaports, tank farms and major container terminals. The facility contains 10 tanks (AGO and DPK) with a total capacity of approximately 29,148,351.00 liters and 6 loading arms.

The tank farm is located within the Ibru Port complex, Ibafon in Apapa area of Lagos state. Apapa is home to the nation’s busiest seaports, tank farms and major container terminals. The facility contains 10 tanks (DPK, AGO and PMS) with a total capacity of approximately 47,700,000.00 litres and 8 loading arms.