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| Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 2:27am On Mar 22, 2011 |
[size=20pt]Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda for Power and Industrialization[/size] Five months after the Federal Government launched the power sector roadmap, President Goodluck Jonathan will on Thursday unveil his gas revolution agenda to ensure greater availability of gas for power generation and also reposition the country as the undisputed regional hub for gas-based industries. Briefing journalists Sunday in Abuja, Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, said the president had a strong vision and passion to re-industrialise Nigeria, using the country’s vast natural gas resources. She said the combination of industrial investment agenda to be launched by Jonathan on Thursday would also include a world scale petrochemical plant, two fertiliser plants, five fertiliser blending plants, a methanol plant and a Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) distribution plant. The minister was optimistic that the industrialisation agenda would not only form the catalysts for a major re-industrialisation of Nigeria, but would also, in one swoop, result in the most significant inflow of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) of over $10 billion between 2012 and 2014 when all the plants would be operational. She said the petrochemical value chain was known as a major creator of employment, stressing that on the Federal Government’s planned investment in the 1.3 million tonne per annum capacity petrochemical plant, over 200,000 direct and indirect jobs would be created. “The delivery of the fertiliser plants agenda is strategically coordinated to enable strong linkage with the agricultural sector, creating an agricultural revolution enabling millions of Nigerians access to affordable food. More importantly however is the explosion in employment creation that will arise from the boost in agricultural productivity and related agro and food processing industries that will emerge,” she said. The minister also said Jonathan believed that Nigeria’s 187 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of gas resource qualifies her to be a world class player in the global gas business. “The agenda will necessitate an unprecedented growth in our gas supply, from the current one billion cubic feet per day to over 10 billion cubic feet per day by 2020. Realising this growth calls for a radical review of how the nationwide gas potential is harnessed,” she said. She noted that in order to grow the gas sector at the required pace, the government had embarked on the strategic development of various inland basins, in addition to the Niger Delta and offshore basins. According to her, between April 2010, when Jonathan launched an aggressive refocus on the various basins and now, about 531 square kilometres of seismic data had been acquired in the Chad basin, while $1 billion would be used on further data acquisition, aeromagnetic surveys, exploration and appraisal drilling in Chad, Gongola/Yola, Sokoto and Anambra Basins, as well as Benue Trough in the next five years. “By enhancing the propensity of these basins, we hope to build a significant supply bases across the various geographical zones that complement the existing gas supply centres in the Niger Delta. Based on this, our current pipeline infrastructure, which is anchored around the Calabar-Ajaokuta-Kano line, will be further complemented by a network of additional spur lines originating from these new supply centres in the inland basin enhancing the growth of local supply and consumption. This will greatly accelerate industrialisation across the country,” she added. The minister disclosed that the gas pipeline was estimated to cost $2 billion, adding that focus on its rapid delivery was ongoing. She also said for the first time in several years, the country was in a position of net surplus in gas availability relative to the requirements of the power sector in the short term. The minister said the country had about 150 million cubic feet per day surplus supply potential, adding that this could add 500 megawatts of electricity to the current generating capacity on the national grid. “Based on our ongoing supply development effort, we expect to have over 2.5 billion cubic feet per day of gas supply destined specifically to the power sector, supporting significant additional capacity by 2014. By 2020, we would be looking at a supply capacity of about 10 billion cubic feet per day for the power sector, in line with Mr. President’s target for 20:2020 of 40,000 megawatts,” she added. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 2:30am On Mar 22, 2011 |
Can Buhari come up with anything approaching this sort of strategic program for the nation's future? When you have educated people leading you, it shows. What these guys are doing is laying the very foundations for the industrialization of the country in a way that's never been attempted since independence. Thank you Mr President. And may the Almighty see your program to its rightful conclusion. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by otokx(m): 3:01am On Mar 22, 2011 |
we are tired of theory. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 3:04am On Mar 22, 2011 |
It was ''theory'' that led to the current telecoms, banking, retail and construction BOOM, employing millions of Nigerians. [size=20pt]FG plans 700,000 jobs, Jonathan launches industrial investment agenda[/size] •Pencils N2tr for oil, gas FDI By Adeola Yusuf and Obas Esiedesa, Abuja The Federal Government at the weekend declared that it would create over 700,000 jobs through the industrial investment agenda just as it pencilled down N2 trillion ($13 billion) for execution and Foreign Direct Investments (FID) target for the agenda. Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke who disclosed this at a media briefing in Abuja stated that President Goodluck Jonathan will on Thursday launch the agenda, a part of the gas revolution agenda, “which comprises the launching of a world scale petrol chemical plant, two world scale fertilizer plants, five fertiliser blending plants, a methanol plant, and an LPG distribution plant.” She said “over the next five years, we will be prioritizing about $1billion on further seismic data gathering, aeromagnetic surveys, exploration and appraisal drilling”. She added that in the Chad Basin about 531sq. km of seismic data had been acquired and another 1500sq. km is planned to be acquired by the end of the year and explained that by enhancing these basins “we hope to build a significant supply bases across the various geopolitical zones that complement the existing gas supply centres in the Niger Delta. “Based on the above, our current pipeline infrastructure which is anchored around the Calabar-Ajaokuta-Kano line will be further complimented by a network of additional spur lines originating from these new centres in the inland basin enhancing the growth of local supply and consumption. “This critical gas pipeline is estimated to cost about $2billion. The combination of the planned investment will in one swoop result in the most significant inflow of foreign Direct Investment of over $10 billion between 2012-2014”, she stated. While explaining that “globally the petrochemical value chain is known as a major creator of employment”, Alison-Madueke noted that based on “our planned investment in the 1.3 million tonne per annum capacity petrochemical plant, it is estimated that over 200,000 direct and indirect jobs will be created”. The Minister also pointed out that the delivery of the fertiliser plants linked strategically with the agricultural sector would enable millions of Nigerians access affordable food and lead to explosion in employment creation. “The creation of over 500,000 jobs is estimated from this agricultural related agenda as well as an attendant increase in the nation’s GDP,” she added. She expressed the hope that in the nearest future Nigeria would become the regional hub of the gas industry and added that Nigeria has about 150mmcf/d surplus supply potential. http://www.independentngonline.com/DailyIndependent/Article.aspx?id=30733 |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Kobojunkie: 3:07am On Mar 22, 2011 |
otokx: You can say that again!!!   |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 3:19am On Mar 22, 2011 |
This is why they say a nation gets the leaders it deserves. You don't want theory. You want someone that will just enter and start charging around like a bull in a china shop. Headless chicken runnings. Buhari-type arrest everyone, freeze all projects, probe this and that person, War Against Indiscipline brouhaha. Do Nigerians really deserve educated, thinking technocrats like Jonathan, Sanusi, Madueke, and Aganga at the helm, or are Buhari's thuggish, rampaging, slash-and-burn endowments really all they merit? |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Onlytruth(m): 3:22am On Mar 22, 2011 |
Posted by: ROSSIKE
Abeg help me ask dem o!  I don't know how they can look at Buhari and see a Nigerian president in this century. I tire frankly. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 9:42am On Mar 22, 2011 |
Without a doubt a vote for Buhari is a vote for backward, visionless, retrogressive government. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by apoti(m): 10:51am On Mar 22, 2011 |
GEJ has been unveiling plans ever since I knew him. None of his previous plans unveiled has been commissioned or is near commissioning. so why should I take this seriously  |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by debest1(m): 10:54am On Mar 22, 2011 |
apoti:He's only been in power for a year now, |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 10:57am On Mar 22, 2011 |
apoti wrote: GEJ has been unveiling plans ever since I knew him. None of his previous plans unveiled has been commissioned or is near commissioning. You're wrong. People like you simply do not follow the news. You sit in one corner assuming that ''nothing dey happen''. Here are just 2 Examples: President Jonathan Commissions Lagos Railway 13 March 2011 President Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday in Lagos commissioned the newly acquired locomotive engines of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), breathing life into the hitherto comatose rail sector. "Today is a unique and important day, because we know the importance of rail transport to the economy of any nation.'' "I am highly honoured and pleased to commission the newly acquired locomotive engines," Jonathan said. The President also used the occasion to embark on a 98km train ride from the NRC headquarters at Ebute Metta, Lagos, to Abeokuta in Ogun. Jonathan was earlier received at the NRC headquarters by vice-president, Namadi Sambo; Speaker, House of Representatives, Mr Dimeji Bankole; minister of transport, Mr Yusuf Suleiman and former deputy national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Olabode George. Also, officials of the civil engineering department of the Corporation and the major contractor, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC), were on hand to welcome Jonathan. The federal government had in 2009 approved the sum of N27 bn for the rehabilitation and purchase of railway facilities, including 25 locomotive engines to boost rail services in Nigeria. The locomotive engines were procured from General Electric of USA and received by the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) between February and September 2010. In another development, the federal government has declared a one-week free train service on the Lagos-Jebba route, as part of efforts to rekindle public confidence in rail transport. The minister of transport, Yusuf Suleiman, who stated this in Lagos over the weekend, during the flag-off of President Goodluck Jonathan's 'Presidential Train Ride' to Abeokuta, Ogun State, disclosed that the rehabilitation of the Lagos-Jebba track which was awarded to the Chinese company at N12.3 bn has been completed. "The first phase of the rehabilitation work from Lagos to Jebba has been fully completed. I have told the managing director of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) to commence, at least, a one-week trial services and let them carry passengers free for the period. So, Nigerians can take the train wherever they are going, from Lagos down to Ibadan, Ilorin," said Suleiman. The minister who accompanied the president on the 98-kilometer train journey to Abeokuta added: "This is part of the federal government's effort to rehabilitate the railway infrastructure and now we can confirm that we have finished the Lagos-Jebba part of the programme." Before boarding the train to Ogun, President Jonathan said he is impressed by the rail resuscitation programme and that his administration is committed to improving the transport system in the country. http://allafrica.com/stories/201103140942.html President Jonathan Commissions Projects in Zamfara State President Goodluck Jonathan has said the National Economic Team would explore the possibility of expeditious utilisation of the 1.68 percent Natural Resources Development Fund (NRDF) dedicated to solid minerals and agriculture. President Jonathan was speaking when he commissioned the Integrated Solid Minerals Processing Company at Kuraje Village in Bungudu Local Government Area of Zamfara State, Tuesday. http://www.channelstv.com/global/news_details.php?cat=Local&nid=19212 OTHER PROJECTS COMMISSIONED BY PRES. JONATHAN: http://www.sivandesign.com/news.asp?nID=41 http://www.nigeriamasterweb.com/blog/index.php/2010/10/23/president_goodluck_commissions_tracon_pr http://www.balancingact-africa.com/news/en/issue-no-527/computing/president-goodluck-c/en http://www.channelstv.com/global/news_details.php?cat=Local&nid=23482 |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Tunsbobo(m): 11:06am On Mar 22, 2011 |
Say no to buhari now!! |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Pataki: 11:10am On Mar 22, 2011 |
Same BS, different packaging. Anumanu |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by seanet02: 11:19am On Mar 22, 2011 |
I think the OP has started a similar thread on this topic before? Waste of bandwidth by a Propagandist. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by 1025: 11:53am On Mar 22, 2011 |
@poster, maybe u have problem with ur age. at my age, i have watched nigerian rulers bring stories and theories that sound more interesting than those of ur JEGA2(jonathan ebele goodluck azikiwe - jega2). all these are called empty promises. if jonathan is serious, let him start with all the bogus contracts on tabel before his arrieval. nigeria will never move forward with all these corrupt men hanging arround aso rock. ghana began to progress with the death of the high ranking criminals as directed by J. rawlings. if any of us is waiting for nigeria to miraclously begin to progress without the basic settings, that one needs to see his/her doctor. kill the killables and jail the jailables and u will see others learning from there. what lesson do u as a person learn from the jailing of bode george and cecilia ibru both of whom are national criminals who stole over N100B? as an intending criminal of the federal republic of nigeria, the only thing to learn and abide by is to steal big. we have in jonathan a generous criminal who will take this country into zoo where unguided animals like nigerians belong. obasanjo promised us steady power supply six months in office if elected. did we not elect him? did he not stay six months? were contracts not awarded to that effect? is this not the same pdp after 12 years as against 6 months? pdp is so polluted that every election time, the big criminals now search for innocent faces through whom the destruction jobs continues. we saw soludo in anambra but anambra ppl were too smart for him. here is jonathan who is so desperate but i know that from now till the next 4 yrs, something memorable will surely happen. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Gbawe: 12:30pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
1025: Great post. Excellent sounding initiatives has never been the problem of Nigeria. It is the absence of political will that ensures we never see national progress . On account of all Jonathan has done we are left with no choice but to conclude he lacks political will . He can therefore "talk the talk" but intelligent Nigerians , with no memory deficit , will know he can never "walk the walk" because he is acting exactly like past leaders who say what folks want to hear yet never deliver. IMO , it is only non-Nigerians , ignorant of our history , who will get excited by anything Jonathan says when the man's actions and association should tell us loudly he is "dead on arrival" . |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by otokx(m): 1:12pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
Locomotive engines that take forever to move is a disgrace at this point and time, There is no power in Port Harcourt for two days running now so poster what is all this BS about some nonsense theoretical framework. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by EkoIle1: 1:52pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
This is spamming and they really need to start banning these GEJ and his umblerra clowns. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 2:56pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
Eko Ile:loooool |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Kobojunkie: 3:06pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
apoti: You can say that again! |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 3:23pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
1025 said: @poster, YAAWWWWWWWN. GO GET SOME TRAINING, GET A JOB AND PARTAKE OF THE NEW ECONOMY CREATED BY THE PDP. Excerpts: West Africa Chief Executive Ngozi Edozien said Actis, which has its head office in London and specialises in investing in emerging markets, raised around $3 billion last year and planned to deploy about a third of that amount in Africa. Nigeria, the continent's second-largest economy of more than 140 million people, was particularly attractive because its regulatory framework was developing and a growing percentage of its people were moving into the middle-income bracket, she said. "We've seen over the last five years you pretty much have something like 10 million people that have moved from a low income, and are getting into that middle income bracket," Edozien told Reuters in her office in Lagos. "Demand across all areas is strong. There is growing income and wealth, and we are beginning to have the infrastructural support as well as government and regulatory support that creates a foundation for growth in many of these businesses." http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Money/Business/5549570-146/actis_sees_urbanisation_driving_africa_retail.csp Mr 1025, STAY THERE AND BE STUCK IN 1986 AND 96. Your country's economy is literally EXPLODING, CHANGING THE LIVES OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE FOR THE BETTER, while you sit there MOANING about Bode George and Ibru. Sit there expecting a nation ruled by ''saints''. Dreamer. I PREFER TO LOOK AT THE FIGURES. THE STATISTICS. THESE PUT A LIE TO YOUR CLAIM THAT ''nothing is happening''. And NO, ACTIS is not a ''Nigerian govt contractor'' making wild claims on behalf of Jonathan. They are an independent, international, emerging market-focused private equity firm represented on five continents. GEJ/Sambo 2011 |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Kobojunkie: 3:24pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
lekyar: There is NO WAY continuing with ESTABLISHED Failure ( Failure for the last 12 years STRAIGHT-NO PAUSE) is any better than the alternatives we have, even today. We all sat back and watched the Nation come to a complete halt under the Yar adua/Jonathan ticket. He has been given time to redeem himself and instead of hitting the ground running, since unlike everyone else out there he again has experience that ought to work as an advantage for him, he has shown he does not have anything to offer. By next month we will celebrate one year(for those who need him to get one year before we rank him) and no signs that anything substantial has been accomplished to date. What we keep getting,even a year into his administration are promises and not much else. Yes, I agree we do not have the best pickings this time around BUT it is NO EXCUSE to choose to CONTINUE THE FAILURE of the last 12 years, NONE WHATSOEVER! |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 3:29pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
^^ Well spoken all the way from Columbus, Ohio. I wonder when this one even stepped foot last in Nigeria. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 3:39pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
Madam Kobo are you sure you are in Ohio? If so I must really salute your effort but there is little you can do to change things all the way from behind your laptop, you cant even vote to cause change |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Kobojunkie: 3:43pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
^^^ I don't believe in the "You are not in Nigeria so you can't do anything" mentality though. I have family and friends in Nigeria who are able to and we discuss at length why it is this time to change things. Anyone behind a laptop can get in contact with those in Nigeria to do same. I mean Nigerians in diaspora already inject billions into the Nigerian economy each year -- the vote of those they support can also be influenced by them. It is not rocket science! |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 3:51pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
Kobojunkie said: ^^^ I don't believe in the "You are not in Nigeria so you can't do anything" mentality though. I have family and friends in Nigeria who are able to and we discuss at length why it is this time to change things. People need to do far better research than merely ''discussing with family and friends'', before coming up with their pompous condemnation of a whole government. It's like someone studying Year One and claiming to be a graduate. I mean Nigerians in diaspora already inject billions into the Nigerian economy each year -- the vote of those they support can also be influenced by them. It is not rocket science! Nigerians in diaspora inject $10 billion per year, but Nigeria's annual GDP is $347 billion. What's that? 0.3% contribution to the economy? Put simply, you're not that important. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Demdem(m): 4:01pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
ok for more than 5months now that he rolled the power roadmap or whatever he called it, please what has changed? I have not noticed any difference at all despite PDP being on this same power issue for about 12yrs. to me, PDP=GEJ ROSSIKE: eh, these guys are cool but i am not impressed. OBJ had arguably a better team and where exactly did it lead us? it goes beyond planning, Nigerians are known to make the best of plans, infact PDP can make the best of plans you can think of but its not in them to implement it which is what is critical. Our fundamental problem is PDP and it must be crushed this time around. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Kobojunkie: 4:03pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
ROSSIKE: This from the Gumba who didn't even bother to do research before taking it on self to condemn Japan for building BWR Reactors by the sea . . . .ROFLMAO!! |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 4:27pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
Kobojunkie said: This from the Gumba who didn't even bother to do research before taking it on self to condemn Japan for building BWR Reactors by the sea . . . .ROFLMAO!! Actually I did more research on that than you could possibly muster yourself. ''LONDON: Japan was warned more than two years ago by the international nuclear watchdog that its nuclear power plants were not capable of withstanding powerful earthquakes, leaked diplomatic cables reveal. An official from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in December 2008 that safety rules were out of date and strong earthquakes would pose a "serious problem" for nuclear power stations.'' http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2011-03-16/news/28698045_1_nuclear-power-nuclear-plants-wikileaks-cables I guess the IAEA also ''did no research''. (Sometimes I wonder why I bother) |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Nobody: 4:41pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
Demdem wrote: ok for more than 5months now that he rolled the power roadmap or whatever he called it, please what has changed? I have not noticed any difference at all despite PDP being on this same power issue for about 12yrs. to me, PDP=GEJ Power supply has improved in the country since GEJ got to power, as more mw are added almost weekly to the national grid through various power stations built in the last few years now coming on stream. Because the industries are a priority, much of this improved power is allocated to them. As we grow in mw, more will spill over into residences. There was a poll conducted recently on NL in which a healthy percentage of folks said their power supply had improved. So this is real. Quote from: ROSSIKE on Today at 03:19:31 AM It ''LED US'' to a point where many of us no longer need to ''flash'' our relatives abroad to send us $100!! THAT'S WHERE IT LED US. Don't pretend life has not improved for many Nigerians. IT HAS. Not all Nigerians of course, but definitely MILLIONS have literally been yanked into the middle class from a state of hopelessness before OBJ came to power. Even the quality of vehicles on our roads is anecdotal evidence of improved living standards for many under the PDP. Before PDP came to power, things were so terrible, and people so poor that THIS JUNK was what symbolized you were ''doing well'' in Nigeria: [img]http://www.jespersvensson.se/bilder/bilar/mercedes_200_w123.jpg[/img] 1982 Mercedes 200 You can't remember? I CAN. But today, even students are pulling top of the range motors. Is it not because PDP opened up the economy, and implemented policies to resuscitate the long forsaken middle class? Don't sit now behind your fancy wheels, laptop, blackberry, and i-pad asking ''what have they done for us?'' as if you could afford the equivalent of such luxuries under Abacha and his friends! it goes beyond planning, Nigerians are known to make the best of plans, infact PDP can make the best of plans you can think of but its not in them to implement it which is what is critical. You can stick your head in the sand all you like. I've just shown you 6 or 7 ''plans'' that came to fruition above. Which you ignore of course. You're free to vote Buhari. Hopefully other Nigerians will choose more wisely! |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Demdem(m): 5:35pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
@ Rossike Abegii talk to me in megawatts. where were we at the commencement of this goverment and were are we now? You claim industries are the priority, ok if this is so (becos i doubt itwith all certainty), how many of the dead industries as a result of lack of power has been resuscitated and how many of the industries which are still existing depends on PHCN? What poll are you talking about? please refer me to such because i am not privy to such. whatsoever that comes from such polls doesnt change the fact power supply hasnt improved to the best of knowledge. i am not a diasporan neither do i go and come. i am on ground here ok, at least for now. i agree it will be wrong of me to deduce that PDP has been idling around all these years but however when i am to compare their so-called achievements in all the sectors we have presently as against the resources (human and monetary) over these years, its pure failure on their part. Our potentials have been wasted all these years. it wont be out of place if i deduce that most of those resources during this time frame hasnt been for the benefit of the general populace. you dey talk of ipad, BB as if all those were in existence then? And you can continue to swim in your river of deceit that is your cup of tea. were those 6 or seven plans of yours initiated and implemented by GEj. even if its so it doesnt change the fact that its just a tip of what we would have achieved all these while if not for the so called peeps we call leaders. To whom much is given, much is expected. Pdp has have in their disposal all these years the kind of resources Nigeria has never had and what do we have to show so far for it ode buruku. You got that right no doubt. My vote will definately not go for them and its left for other Nigerians to chose whoever they want but dont come here trying to prove to me that PDP (GEJ inclusive) has done us good. You are entitled to your opinion and so let me be. |
| Re: Jonathan Unveils Gas Agenda For Power And Industrialization by Kobojunkie: 6:33pm On Mar 22, 2011 |
ROSSIKE: Again Gumba, the structures were mostly in place from 40 years ago. A warning from the IAEA that the structures were in danger does not imply the IAEA said it a BAD IDEA to build the reactors by the sea in the first place. Stop TWISTING WHAT IS SAID so you can support your silly statements. ROFLMAO!!! |
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