Post by Oyewale Koffi

Project manager, Field Geologist and Professional Welder | Skilled in Exploration, Construction, and Fabrication

**šŸ” Hydrogeophysical Survey | Ago Iwoye, OgunState** Another successful field investigation completed for Mrs. Adepeju Bernice Jaiyesimi at Ago Iwoye, Ogun State — this time fully executed by the Onyx Geoservices team. šŸ“ **Site**: Ago Iwoye, Ogun State šŸ“Š **Method**: Vertical Electrical Sounding (Schlumberger configuration), integrated with water detector imaging šŸ•³ļø **Depth Penetration**: ~100m šŸŽÆ **Objective**: Borehole siting for a private water supply project **What the subsurface revealed:** The site sits squarely within the basement complex, with a relatively thin overburden of about 8±2m — topsoil giving way quickly to weathered basement, and then into fresh basement at depth. Basement stability here was assessed as stable, supporting a hanging well design. šŸ“Œ Expected yield: Fair šŸ“Œ Recommended drill depth: 120–150m šŸ“Œ Well design: Hanging Thin overburden sites like this remind us why VES remains indispensable before mobilizing a rig — it tells us not just how deep to go, but how the well should be built to hold up over time. Grateful to Mrs. Jaiyesimi for the trust, and to the Onyx Geoservices field team for another well-executed investigation. #Geophysics #Hydrogeology #VES #BoreholeDrilling #OnyxGeoservices #OgunState #FieldGeology #GroundwaterExploration

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