1. Gulf of Guinea - Noun
2. Gulf of Guinea - Proper noun
a gulf off the southwest coast of Africa
Source: WordNetEnergy developments After a slow start, Equatorial Guinea has recently emerged as a major oil producer in the Gulf of Guinea, one of the most promising hydrocarbon regions in the world. Source: Internet
In his remark, Mr. Ayodele Adeleke, the commandant of the institute said the visit followed the need to improve on security along the Gulf of Guinea. Source: Internet
It drains the northeastern and eastern-most portions of the country before emptying into the eastern end of the Ébrié Lagoon and ultimately the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean. Source: Internet
Bakassi is situated at the extreme eastern end of the Gulf of Guinea, where the warm east-flowing Guinea Current (called Aya Efiat in Efik ) meets the cold north-flowing Benguela Current (called Aya Ubenekang in Efik). Source: Internet
Bioko Island, called Fernando Po until the 1970s, is the largest island in the Gulf of Guinea - convert. Source: Internet
Oil and gas exploration off Ghana's eastern coast on the Gulf of Guinea is ongoing, and the amount of both crude oil and natural gas continues to increase. Source: Internet