PHOTO: OIL DEPOT AERIAL VIEW IN 2015 VS 2023

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By U. D Okechukwu


This picture shows the aerial  view of some parts of Kirikiri town especially Mosheshe Industrial estate, Cardoso close and Obollo Crescent.


It shows you one of the secondary schools names Great Trinity College owned by Henry and Henry Group then you can see the big tank farms owned by Index Petrolube, Swift Oil and Techno Oil.


If you look closely, you will see the truck parks and the river behind where ship loaded with Oil product dock to transfer into the tanks. You will also see some houses that are very close to the tank farms.


This picture was taken in 2015. Since then, the landscape has changed dangerously. More lands have been bought and used for truck parks, some buildings have been demolished. The area is now condensed and  overpopulated. 


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