Onlytruth:

How can a country with the largest gas deposit in Africa even be talking about this? And by the Russians?
You see why some of us have called for the dismantling of the Nigerian contraption.
It does not make good decisions.

Onlytruth:

So, of all juicy federal infrastructure in Nigeria usually sited in other zones, it is this Russian contraption with a REAL potential for mass murder that you are wishing on us?

Ystranger:

Who is better than the Russians to do it for us?

Obviously, 100 yrs from now, we will never be able to, just too complicated for our akpu brain

Ystranger:

Who is better than the Russians to do it for us?

Obviously, 100 yrs from now, we will never be able to, just too complicated for our akpu brain

amblors:

countries like the Uk are planning to shut down their Nuclear plants and we're planning to build. hmm

biggest problem is maintenance which could result in loss of plenty lives, i say NO to it.

amblors:


i understand its a cheap source of power,
but,  can we manage it? ---- this is the most serious concern
where would it be built?

Horus:

There is concerns about nuclear terrorism. I can imagine nuclear waste finding its way into the hands of Boko Haram.

alj harem:

Yes i believe we can but the thing would not be easy

first of all, the workers working there have to be the highest paid workers in the country.

2. if has to be done in a region where employment is very low so you can get very eager men and women

3. there have to be an emergency team, they have to be drilled everyday so they can be on there toes

if all of that is done then i think we would have no problem, ofcourse we have to be prayerful as a country not to have one ideeiot kill us all.
Gbam
Areas with high unemployment rate: Bere in Ibadan and Yenagoa. Boko Haram area; could fall into wrong hands and you never could tell

bamosagie:

I think Bornu or Bauchi would be an ideal location for the plant. most of this boko guys would have real work to do for a change, and if they feel like blowing up the infastructure when they are high, we dont need to stop them. we simply beg them to do it!

dinggle:

I'm eager to know the location of the plant, so I can live far away from it.

jmaine:

We don't seem to pick valuable lessons from the mistakes of developed nations . . .all we do is copy and copy without recourse to the peculiarity of our clime . . .

The developed nations have not yet solved their nuclear waste disposal head ache  and we are pretending we are not aware, also trying to get one for ourselves . . .common municipal waste that is largely organic is a problem talkless of  Nuclear waste with a long resident time in the environment . . .


This move is disastrous . . .What the heck . . .  The location itself would be a problem cos i would like to see the communities  who after the EIA public consultation would accept that the Nuclear plant be sited near them . . .have we even addressed our security challenges

alj harem:

developed countries are just lazy

alj harem:


to dispose nuclear waste is just an issue of burying the waste in a desertify enivorment for many years until it half life gets to lead

alj harem:


this can be done in the northern states but the burying has to be very very deep and it can't lick