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SC I agree with the following statement entirely

"If everyone stops replying to that thread, then the stock bashers lose the game. Just post on other threads and push it back down the list every Wednesday, it's that simple"

However you were one of the first to respond on that thread as you tend to every week. 😂

No I'm not digging you out today as we are on the same side, but you really do need to think about what you're saying.

The point is SC you continually make statements as if they are fact when all it is, is your opinion.

We are all welcome to have opinions including you, and I may not disagree with you but you cannot make statements of fact when you simply do not know what the time schedule will be. "WILL COME" is not the same as "expected to come" or "likely to come" or"IMO it will come"

Agreed Gas Lady a clear signal of intent

"News will come well before those, telling us exactly when drilling will start and who will be doing it."

WILL COME? How do you know that? Can you share the source of your insider information?

Thanks Chris that name has come up on Telegram too. We need to keep watch on their movement

They did mention it Crusty and although the following applies "3. Means that we will have use of a rig that is due to be in Tanzania within the next month"

They didn't indicate who would have first use but from the time indications given during the meeting, I imagine it would be the other party because I can't see a rig coming into country this month and sitting about waiting for six months. For any indication of who else might be drilling meantime, we will have to do some research so we can keep an eye on its progress.

I'll plump for 5 definitely before Christmas and possibly 8

Your job is done then WK, time to move on

Raise out of the way, all is on schedule. It was good time to buy back to a fully loaded position again.

Onwards and Upwards

Apologies it should be NT2 entrance which is where the next anticipated action takes place. (well testing for required plant and pipeline connectors)

Google Earth has been updated showing major road works on the main road from Nanguruwe village to the NT1 entrance road. It is clearly being widened and prepared for heavier traffic.

Additionally the update shows pipework (long lead items) now in the NT1 compound which was previously empty.

Further on zooming in and scrolling around, the extent of the 3D tracks can now be seen to go both west and south of Nanguruwe covering both the grey and yellow licence areas as per the AGM presentation.

Thanks RoJo, nice of you to confirm once again that you are all mouth and no trousers.

Let's put another personal insult aside and say ok we accept the 30 months extra is based on your personal assessment and what you know!

Please tell us what you know that we don't? I think we would all like to hear how you reached your conclusions when making your assessment?

RoJo Personal attacks will not deflect you away from the need to answer to the outrageous claims you make.

"On what basis are you adding 30 months other than scare mongering? At least give some justification given the development licence is now granted and the TPDC have been promoting gas to their customer base over the last four weeks."

Come on, this is you big chance. Time to put up or shut up!

I think every time I see your nonsense that you are full of sh*t

You need back skool learn rite propper 🤡

Nothing is optimistic. Simply working the logistics and working within the rainy seasons.

On what basis are you adding 30 months other than scare mongering? At least give some justification given the development licence is now granted and the TPDC have been promoting gas to their customer base over the last four weeks.

From my investigations a few years ago three months is about right.

Oh and point RoJo raised about environment. The reason for that is the final plans on the route of the pipeline in other words do they have to build under over or around migration patterns of the wildlife. It is not going to stop it happening, it is to make sure it is committed in the tender contract that the environment will be taken into full consideration and allowed for during the works.

Ok Rojo perhaps you would like to give us the schedule?

The tender is said by the Tanzanian minister to have an absolute deadline of end Qtr2 by which time he wants production, so I suggest that is purely to allow a June completion after an allowance for a harder main rainy season.

If the seasons are kind as they have been over recent years then first quarter is a possibility.

Without being close to those suggested schedules it would be difficult to achieve in time so they will all have to get their fingers out. I think they will because everybody wants this. After the government promising so much to its people over the last few weeks they will be desperate to make it happen especially with their elections next year.