Tosinayoko post=30343005
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av u seen d movie? If yes, u wont comment like dat. Its an example of a real presidential debate. Na holly no be nolly

Grow up, dude. Movies are scripted. Pre-written. Whether Holly, Nolly or Bolly.

This is adults' thread for goodness sake.

okok0bioko:


In that graph total electricity is almost postively correlated with per capita generation so what are you saying exactly?

Mr man, both graphs move together in the same direction.

Bro, why not keep calm and learn?

I only watched the last 10 minutes and I discovered that this is not a debate, it's just Q&A... and very very boring

Why call it a debate when you are not even allowed to throw Shades! mtchews!!! Anyway. ADC for change!!!

ADC and Hope party did really well. The PPN candidate was extremely nervous. Sambo was average. The debate was boring. APC can achieve more if they conduct town hall meetings in Lagos.

Tolexander:
probably the winner of this debate will meet Osinbajo and Sambo in the final.

abeg oo hw does it change d price of tomatoes ooo

Please whenever Okonjo Iweala will talk, let me know .

Pls no debate wit out the first Lady debating Too

laykorn:

Yaya shaba of Hope talks about correct supervision. Talks about contracts. Derails with examples. Says they won't use technological ways to fight corruption, but physical ways.
Who understands that?
Ayamlaykorn

I do.

murphyrichy:
Hello thanks for the update, I only watched the third session of it. please I heard that someone pulled out while the debate was going on as a result of psychological feeling, is that true?

No it isn't. He pulled out before the debate started.

Ayamlaykorn

BornSad:


Bro, why not keep calm and learn?

HAHA wow you are clearly clueless about statistics, both the total and per capita lines are positively correlated. So even if we ignore the per capita line, the total line is also falling. You have no argument at all, as usual you have resorted to sentimental jibes, I'll advise you to focus on the facts.

The whole graph is illustrating electricity generation. I won't waste my time with you any longer, you clearly cannot read a graph. That is why you incorrectly claimed earlier that the per capita line is the only line describing electricity generation.

I have attached the graph for you to see again. The graph is only describing one variable - electricity generation.

We can see that the lines are perfectly positively correlated, which is not surprising since the per capita (per individual) is only a derivative of the total electricity generation.

Nigerians even when faced with clear simple facts continue to display ignorance. The graph doesn't lie and I'm afraid you can't change it or bend the facts presented.

If you don't know how to read a graph, please say so and take a back seat in this argument. It is not by force for everyone to participate in a topic they are not knowledgeable about.

okok0bioko:


HAHA wow you are clearly clueless about statistics, both the total and per capita lines are positively correlated. So even if we ignore the per capita line, the total line is also falling. You have no argument at all, as usual you have resorted to sentimental jibes, I'll advise you to focus on the facts.

The whole graph is illustrating electricity generation. I won't waste my time with you any longer, you clearly cannot read a graph. That is why you incorrectly claimed earlier that the per capita line is the only line describing electricity generation.

I have attached the graph for you to see again. The graph is only describing one variable - electricity generation.

We can see that the lines are perfectly positively correlated, which is not surprising since the per capita (per individual) is only a derivative of the total electricity generation.

Nigerians even when faced with clear simple facts continue to display ignorance. The graph doesn't lie and I'm afraid you can't change it or bend the facts presented.

If you don't know how to read a graph, please say so and take a back seat in this argument. It is not by force for everyone to participate in a topic they are not knowledgeable about.

I'll let you be.

Unintelligence is a turn-off for me.

BornSad:


I'll let you be.

Unintelligence is a turn-off for me.

You are a very unintelligent person. The graph speaks for itself. So you are not making any sense.

This is a direct quote from the Financial Times about that chart.

"Low capital investment, in turn, has eroded the country’s competitiveness. Basic infrastructure is severely lacking. In particular, already deficient electricity generation is shrinking (Chart 4).



[b]Rampant use of diesel generator sets for electricity is driving up the cost of doing business. [/b]" - Financial Times

If you are so unintelligent to the extent that you cannot comprehend a simple statement and understand a moving average graph then take a back seat. Nigerian politics.. every man and his mother want to engage in political discourse.

If you are still confused, then read the whole article where the author goes on to list other deficient areas in Nigeria.

Mind you this research was carried out by BCA Research - google them.

From the chart we can see that electricity generation only got worse under the Jonathan administration, yet it is still lower than pre 2008 levels.

laykorn:

No it isn't. He pulled out before the debate started.

Ayamlaykorn

Really, that's serious. I can't afford to miss the presidential debate. tnx

murphyrichy:
Really, that's serious. I can't afford to miss the presidential debate. tnx

Welcome sir.

Ayamlaykorn