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Nignog
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #352 on: October 26, 2009, 02:09 AM »

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manny4life (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #353 on: October 26, 2009, 01:34 PM »

Y'all finished with the name calling and argument?
Kobojunkie
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #354 on: October 26, 2009, 03:25 PM »

You think this will ever end? Many of these have been at it for YEARS.  . .  it is like watching a couple of kids with issues continue to lay their problems on others. It never ends.
manny4life (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #355 on: October 26, 2009, 03:35 PM »

I certainly hope this is the end of it  Grin Grin Grin,  let all parties rest with their opinions ,  haha
babapupa
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #356 on: October 26, 2009, 03:40 PM »

At least, we managed to separate truth from BS.
manny4life (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #357 on: October 26, 2009, 04:13 PM »

Quote from: babapupa on October 26, 2009, 03:40 PM
At least, we managed to separate truth from BS.

Oh yeah that is what u think. If I may ask, what would  that truth be, and what is the bs?
Kobojunkie
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #358 on: October 26, 2009, 04:18 PM »

DON't DO THAT . . . . . you will only make this keep going round and round, where it stops, nobody knows . . . . abra abra ca dabra!!! ****dancing*** Roflmao!!
manny4life (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #359 on: October 26, 2009, 06:25 PM »

I'm not doing anything, I was just asking a question in a polite manner Grin Grin Grin
babapupa
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #360 on: October 26, 2009, 06:48 PM »

Quote from: manny4life on October 26, 2009, 04:13 PM
Oh yeah that is what u think. If I may ask, what would  that truth be, and what is the bs?

Let's start with electric cars could be powered via solar energy and charging stations.

That we know little or nothing about this proposed and budgetless project, therefore we can not conclusively make informed decisions about it's survival and viability.

That it is ridiculous to conclude that Lagos state should remain in the cave and not plan for tomorrow's challenges till we solve Nigeria's power problems.

That by law, Fashola can not produce and distribute electricity in Nigeria.


And if you think we haven't settled these issues, let's take another stab @ it. I have time and I'm game.


manny4life (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #361 on: October 26, 2009, 08:07 PM »

Quote from: babapupa on October 26, 2009, 06:48 PM
Let's start with electric cars could be powered via solar energy and charging stations.

That we know little or nothing about this proposed and budgetless project, therefore we can not conclusively make informed decisions about it's survival and viability.

That it is ridiculous to conclude that Lagos state should remain in the cave and not plan for tomorrow's challenges till we solve Nigeria's power problems.

That by law, Fashola can not produce and distribute electricity in Nigeria.


And if you think we haven't settled these issues, let's take another stab @ it. I have time and I'm game.


Dude no one is disputing all you have just mentioned, what our contentions has always been the cost, seems like to me that you did not grasp from what we was all talking about in the begining. As long as its a government project, its subject to scrutiny, more so, as long as the project was made public without detail is nothing short of poor execution of government. I mean we can dance around it continously, but it remains what it is.

Moreover we do acknowledge we don't now the cost presently associted with it, in economics and finance, there is what call financial forecasting which use nearly precise data from existing sources, and economical indicators to make assumptions , therefore, people who have experienced this solar stuff either through a study, a company report, price quote, historical trends  or anything will be used as a comparable measure to this project. Although it might vary in scale, however the resource utilized remain the same regardless. In other words, same PV panels and all other equipment used in the U.S. in CA, will be used in Nigeria as well, only difference is the size but cost and benefit will increase/decrease per unit of of its scale.
babapupa
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #362 on: October 26, 2009, 09:09 PM »

Quote from: manny4life on October 26, 2009, 08:07 PM
Dude no one is disputing all you have just mentioned, what our contentions has always been the cost, seems like to me that you did not grasp from what we was all talking about in the begining. As long as its a government project, its subject to scrutiny, more so, as long as the project was made public without detail is nothing short of poor execution of government. I mean we can dance around it continously, but it remains what it is.

Moreover we do acknowledge we don't now the cost presently associted with it, in economics and finance, there is what called financial forecasting which use nearly precise data from existing sources to make assumptions , therefore, people who have experienced this solar stuff either through a study, a company report, price quote or anything will be used as a comparable measure to this project. Although it might vary in scale, however the resource utilized remain the same regardless. In other words, same PV panels and all other equipment used in the U.S. in CA, will be used in Nigeria as well, only difference is the size but cost and benefit will increase/decrease per unit of of its scale.



Why the long and unnecessary essay if you're not disputing my contentions?
 
Furthermore, you admitted that you don't know much about the project, but you're still spinning your wheels scrutinizing and calculating without details, facts and figures. Doesn't it sound pointless and redundant? or you're just trying to have it both ways? Like saying you're not disputing but at the same time disputing?

And you can not blame the state for poor execution of anything because propose = intent. The state only stated it's intention to introduce, not even to buy or sell. Maybe it's even a discounted PPP program, who knows?

The state stating it's intention to introduce electric cars shouldn't = people reaching and manufacturing conclusions and passing judgment off ordinary intention/proposal? 

And why are we even talking about figures without budgets and operational modalities? Don't you need numbers to work with and compare or you just run your own financial forecasting with your own manufactured or phantom figures?

Precisely, what are you using to measure this proposed budgetless project?







Kobojunkie
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #363 on: October 26, 2009, 09:11 PM »

Quote from: manny4life on October 26, 2009, 08:07 PM
Dude no one is disputing all you have just mentioned, what our contentions has always been the cost, seems like to me that you did not grasp from what we was all talking about in the begining. As long as its a government project, its subject to scrutiny, more so, as long as the project was made public without detail is nothing short of poor execution of government. I mean we can dance around it continously, but it remains what it is.

Moreover we do acknowledge we don't now the cost presently associted with it, in economics and finance, there is what call financial forecasting which use nearly precise data from existing sources, and economical indicators to make assumptions , therefore, people who have experienced this solar stuff either through a study, a company report, price quote, historical trends or anything will be used as a comparable measure to this project. Although it might vary in scale, however the resource utilized remain the same regardless. In other words, same PV panels and all other equipment used in the U.S. in CA, will be used in Nigeria as well, only difference is the size but cost and benefit will increase/decrease per unit of of its scale.

Dude, i think I tried to do exactly what you are doing here like 10 or more pages ago, and then again and again and again, but it just keeps going ON AND ON AND ON ,  Not even sitting to spend time to understand what is being said. lol
babapupa
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #364 on: October 26, 2009, 09:17 PM »

Quote from: Kobojunkie on October 26, 2009, 09:11 PM
Dude, i think I tried to do exactly what you are doing here like 10 or more pages ago, and then again and again and again, but it just keeps going ON AND ON AND ON ,  Not even sitting to spend time to understand what is being said. lol


You really don't have to wait for people to post and run in to do follow follow. Do you not have your own brain?

And the response above yours is for you too.
Kobojunkie
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #365 on: October 26, 2009, 09:20 PM »

See what I mean? It is as if he MUST get in the last word no matter how nonsensical.
babapupa
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #366 on: October 26, 2009, 09:24 PM »

^^
Why vex because I called you out?

Quit doing follow follow.

What's nonsensical is your thoughtless contribution in this thread.

Everything you stated in this thread has been debunked and infact, most of it is shallow and ludicrous.
Kobojunkie
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #367 on: October 26, 2009, 09:28 PM »

Called me out on follow follow?  Shocked

But I am an adult and can choose to do follow follow when I want though. Do you somehow feel you NEED to CONTROL what others can do or not do? Do you have some CONTROL issues of some sort ?

get over yourself already and learn to ACCEPT that it is OK to be wrong sometimes. No need jumping to play TWIST the logic and screw the process everywhich way so I can be RIGHT ALWAYS. Jeezzz!!!
babapupa
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #368 on: October 26, 2009, 09:34 PM »

Quote from: Kobojunkie on October 26, 2009, 09:28 PM
Called me out on follow follow?  Shocked

But I am an adult and can choose to do follow follow when I want though. Do you somehow feel you NEED to CONTROL what others can do or not do? Do you have some CONTROL issues of some sort ?

get over yourself already and learn to ACCEPT that it is OK to be wrong sometimes. No need jumping to play TWIST the logic and screw the process everywhich way so I can be RIGHT ALWAYS. Jeezzz!!!


Don't you have to tell me what I was wrong about first because my contentions since the start of this thread are yet to be disputed and the pesin you dey follow follow don agree say he's not disputing my points and if you find one, pull it up or keep quiet.

Abi comprehension failed you again? or you just dey play delusional?

lol @ adult. too bad for you, adults don't play follow follow,

Kobojunkie
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #369 on: October 26, 2009, 09:38 PM »

They don't?? Roflmao!!  Grin Cheesy Grin Cheesy Grin Cheesy Grin Cheesy Grin Cheesy
MUZBO (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #370 on: October 26, 2009, 09:39 PM »

Quote from: manny4life on October 26, 2009, 04:13 PM
Oh yeah that is what u think. If I may ask, what would  that truth be, and what is the bs?
The truth is Kobojunkie is now as quiet as a church mouse and the BS is that you 'diaspora guys' are quick off the mark on criticisms but when asked to suggest better options you'll start quoting figures. If thats not BS then its bull crap!
babapupa
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #371 on: October 26, 2009, 09:40 PM »

Quote
They don't?? Roflmao!!

Only on NL of course,
MUZBO (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #372 on: October 26, 2009, 10:06 PM »

Quote from: Kobojunkie on October 26, 2009, 09:28 PM
Called me out on follow follow?  Shocked

But I am an adult and can choose to do follow follow when I want though.
The Aloy guy you've been following bailed out on you when he saw the handwriting on the wall or more precisely bailed when he saw my typewriting on the thread but since you had run your mouth fingers for too long your 'life jacket' failed to open. Face it guy, you've been had!
Kobojunkie
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #373 on: October 26, 2009, 10:10 PM »

It's so hard to imagine that these here are over 14s. Gosh!!!  Roflmao!!!  Grin Cheesy Grin Cheesy Cheesy Grin Cheesy Grin Cheesy Grin

why do I feel sorry for em?  Embarrassed Embarrassed
MUZBO (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #374 on: October 26, 2009, 10:11 PM »

Quote from: Kobojunkie on October 26, 2009, 09:28 PM
Called me out on follow follow?  Shocked

But I am an adult and can choose to do follow follow when I want though.
The Aloy guy you've been following bailed out on you when he saw the handwriting on the wall or more precisely bailed when he saw my typewriting on the thread but since you had run your mouth fingers for too long your 'life jacket' failed to open. Face it guy, you've been had!
MUZBO (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #375 on: October 26, 2009, 10:11 PM »

Quote from: Kobojunkie on October 26, 2009, 09:28 PM
Called me out on follow follow?  Shocked

But I am an adult and can choose to do follow follow when I want though.
The Aloy guy you've been following bailed out on you when he saw the handwriting on the wall or more precisely bailed when he saw my typewriting on the thread but since you had run your mouth fingers for too long your 'life jacket' failed to open. Face it guy, you've been had!
manny4life (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #376 on: October 26, 2009, 10:39 PM »

Quote from: babapupa on October 26, 2009, 09:09 PM


Why the long and unnecessary essay if you're not disputing my contentions?
 
Furthermore, you admitted that you don't know much about the project, but you're still spinning your wheels scrutinizing and calculating without details, facts and figures. Doesn't it sound pointless and redundant? or you're just trying to have it both ways? Like saying you're not disputing but at the same time disputing?

And you can not blame the state for poor execution of anything because propose = intent. The state only stated it's intention to introduce, not even to buy or sell. Maybe it's even a discounted PPP program, who knows?

The state stating it's intention to introduce electric cars shouldn't = people reaching and manufacturing conclusions and passing judgment off ordinary intention/proposal?

And why are we even talking about figures without budgets and operational modalities? Don't you need numbers to work with and compare or you just run your own financial forecasting with your own manufactured or phantom figures?

Precisely, what are you using to measure this proposed budgetless project?


First of maybe not you but I have my details and facts; the cost associated with solar energy to electricity, just to keep it short, there fore it doesn't sound pointless. A very good source of research is the U.S. Dept of Energy, here is the link, they have tons of info and figure, however there are certain infos you would be limited to; http://www.energy.gov/energysources/solar.htm

I see its only in Nigeria, particularly Lagos that a when an official proposal is made, it lacks simple detail. For the record, official government proposals have detailed information beyond what you would imagine. Look at several U.S. state or FG proposals made before the U.S. congress or the people.

Dude, really I would assume that you are a highly educated invidual because you here telling me figures without budget, figures make a budget and who was talking about budget anyway? Budget and forecast are two different things entirely, perhaps if you clearly understood my english, I was saying forecasting (predicting) and our economics tells us we have different forecast techniques with some not necessary dealing with numbers. You are absolutely right, I need numbers based up certain data I gather from different sources. When I get home, I will do a quick analysis for you comparable to what I'm talking about. This was based on a simple study I did.

After I'm done replying you with the numbers, I am done with u guys because it ain't worth my time saying one thing over and over.
sjeezy8
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #377 on: October 26, 2009, 10:42 PM »

Lagos state haters

dont worry your own states will  follow in pursuit.
manny4life (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #378 on: October 26, 2009, 10:46 PM »

Quote from: sjeezy8 on October 26, 2009, 10:42 PM
Lagos state haters

dont worry your own states will follow in pursuit.

Seriously? Are u kidding me? That is some serious shit,
babapupa
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #379 on: October 27, 2009, 05:05 AM »

Quote from: manny4life on October 26, 2009, 10:39 PM
First of maybe not you but I have my details and facts; the cost associated with solar energy to electricity, just to keep it short, there fore it doesn't sound pointless. A very good source of research is the U.S. Dept of Energy, here is the link, they have tons of info and figure, however there are certain infos you would be limited to; http://www.energy.gov/energysources/solar.htm

I see its only in Nigeria, particularly Lagos that a when an official proposal is made, it lacks simple detail. For the record, official government proposals have detailed information beyond what you would imagine. Look at several U.S. state or FG proposals made before the U.S. congress or the people.

Dude, really I would assume that you are a highly educated invidual because you here telling me figures without budget, figures make a budget and who was talking about budget anyway? Budget and forecast are two different things entirely, perhaps if you clearly understood my english, I was saying forecasting (predicting) and our economics tells us we have different forecast techniques with some not necessary dealing with numbers. You are absolutely right, I need numbers based up certain data I gather from different sources. When I get home, I will do a quick analysis for you comparable to what I'm talking about. This was based on a simple study I did.
 

After I'm done replying you with the numbers, I am done with u guys because it ain't worth my time saying one thing over and over.




I'm still saying, till you're equipped with the state's detailed plan and modalities, you're just throwing Ice at the sun, you basically engaged in a futile exercise or just playing with yourself.
manny4life (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #380 on: October 27, 2009, 05:27 AM »

Quote from: babapupa on October 27, 2009, 05:05 AM


I'm still saying, till you're equipped with the state's detailed plan and modalities, you're just throwing Ice at the sun, you basically engaged in a futile exercise or just playing with yourself.

Wow this unknown detailed plans happens to be quite different from others perhaps maybe with different *** , damn this plan must be wonderful, "TOP SECRET" DELTA CLEARANCE REQ'D Grin Grin Grin well anyway good luck to y'all on that one my brother ok, I have nothing against your man's project, however I believe a far more reliable source i.e if u take the time to research will teach everything not only you but the govt u represent every thing they need to know and I don't call that throwing ice in the sun neither is it futile. All you guys have to do is read, read, read, and maybe u would have quite a better knowledge far beyond your unknown, unforeseen detailed plan.

As for me I'm done talking and like I said it ain't worth talking  Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin

Peace man
babapupa
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #381 on: October 27, 2009, 05:36 AM »

Quote from: manny4life on October 27, 2009, 05:27 AM
Wow this unknown detailed plans happens to be quite different from others perhaps maybe with different *** , damn this plan must be wonderful, "TOP SECRET" DELTA CLEARANCE REQ'D Grin Grin Grin well anyway good luck to y'all on that one my brother ok, I have nothing against your man's project, however I believe a far more reliable source i.e if u take the time to research will teach everything not only you but the govt u represent every thing they need to know and I don't call that throwing ice in the sun neither is it futile. All you guys have to do is read, read, read, and maybe u would have quite a better knowledge far beyond your unknown, unforeseen detailed plan.

As for me I'm done talking and like I said it ain't worth talking  Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin

Peace man

Take time to research what and what do you want us to read?
Aloy~Emeka
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #382 on: October 27, 2009, 05:36 AM »

Babapupa, are you still here?. You are not tired of this thread yet? Grin Grin Grin
manny4life (m)
Re: Lagos To Introduce Electric Vehicles In 2010[in A Blackout Nation]
« #383 on: October 27, 2009, 05:39 AM »

Quote from: babapupa on October 27, 2009, 05:36 AM
Take time to research what and what do you want us to read?

Dude I told u man I ain't talking again, if u actually read my previous post at least the ones on this page, you would know what to research on and get yourself informed. I gave u the link. Again I ain't talking.

Quote from: Aloy~Emeka on October 27, 2009, 05:36 AM
Babapupa, are you still here?. You are not tired of this thread yet? Grin Grin Grin

I don't think so
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