Bari22:


When did igbodefender become Buhari's supporter??

Rosskii:


Dummy, Is NigerSat 2 not in space right now? Has it not been there for over 7 years? Olodo.

edi287:

Likewise yours. Your emotional outburst have done nothing to prove anything. Blind patriotism will take you no where

QueenOfNepal:
Since Oyo is bigger than the SE then it should be sited there because nuclear plant needs a large landmass which the SE doesn't have rather Oyo state has in abundance

Rosskii:


Dummy, Is NigerSat 2 not in space right now? Has it not been there for over 7 years? Olodo.

EternalTruths:



Why are you worried since it will be sited at Lagos.

Rosskii:


Dummy, Is NigerSat 2 not in space right now? Has it not been there for over 7 years? Olodo.

Rosskii:
Russia Signs Agreement With Nigeria to Build Nuclear Power Plant

By Paul Burkhardt

October 30, 2017, 4:30 PM GMT

Bloomberg

Russia has signed agreements with Nigeria to build and operate a nuclear power plant in the oil-rich West African nation that has a deficit of reliable power and faces security challenges by Islamist militants in the far northeast.

Feasibility studies for the plant and a research center construction will include site screening, capacity, financing, and time frames of the projects, state-owned Russian nuclear company Rosatom said in an emailed statement.

The nations in 2009 signed an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the field of the peaceful usage of nuclear technologies. Nigeria in 2015 was in talks with Rosatom to build as many as four nuclear power plants costing about $20 billion, the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission said at the time.

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, distributes an average of 4,500 megawatts of electricity. Half the output of the Egbin power plant, the nation’s biggest, is lost because of inadequate transmission infrastructure, its chief officer said last month.

Rosatom is seeking to build nuclear power plants in other countries on the continent including South Africa.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-30/russia-signs-agreement-with-nigeria-to-build-nuclear-power-plant

igbodefender:
Because Nigeria is my country. I care for all Nigerians, irrespective of tribe. That's why.

stankezzy:
It is no longer in space ooo , Buhari brought it down for maintenance and since has not taken it back , saying that there is no money for the maintenance, go to research center abuja by the right near near the last gate imidiately opposite the car park , u will see it there

Rosskii:
Russia Signs Agreement With Nigeria to Build Nuclear Power Plant

By Paul Burkhardt

October 30, 2017, 4:30 PM GMT

Bloomberg

Russia has signed agreements with Nigeria to build and operate a nuclear power plant in the oil-rich West African nation that has a deficit of reliable power and faces security challenges by Islamist militants in the far northeast.

Feasibility studies for the plant and a research center construction will include site screening, capacity, financing, and time frames of the projects, state-owned Russian nuclear company Rosatom said in an emailed statement.

The nations in 2009 signed an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the field of the peaceful usage of nuclear technologies. Nigeria in 2015 was in talks with Rosatom to build as many as four nuclear power plants costing about $20 billion, the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission said at the time.

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, distributes an average of 4,500 megawatts of electricity. Half the output of the Egbin power plant, the nation’s biggest, is lost because of inadequate transmission infrastructure, its chief officer said last month.

Rosatom is seeking to build nuclear power plants in other countries on the continent including South Africa.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-30/russia-signs-agreement-with-nigeria-to-build-nuclear-power-plant

EternalTruths:



Already one idiot called Fayose is talking about presidency when Igbos have not rule.

Blue3k:
Interesting they finally got this deal done. I've been hearing talks for years. Now who wants it in their state? I remember they wanted to site it in Akwa Ibom but it was resisted. Nuclear power statistically is safest form of power if you are diligent about maintenance. Next we don't have natural disasters. They only issue is Nigerian factor. I have zero confidence in federal government managing the plant.

What I would like to see is a study on feasibility of thorium salt reactor. I read its safer than uranium reactor and can't be used to make nuclear bombs.

Front Page: Lalasticlala

Rosskii:


Whatever you think is 100% irrelevant. Nigerian nuclear EXPERTS will maintain the nuclear plants, not touts like you and the other posters here.

aribisala0:
Statitically safest what does this statement mean? It has no meaning.
There is no basis for comparing "statistically" as you say.

How many nuclear plants are there in the entire world. First of all construct 100000 nuclear plants before talking of statistically safest

igbodefender:
Nuclear plants are dangerous investments! Even a minor accident in these plants can destroy a whole geopolitical zone, with cancer-causing radioactive toxins!

Google Chernobil nuclear disaster. The people of Chernobil that survived cannot live in their region for at least the next 100 years!

Please Nigerians, I, a Buhari supporter, says: Tell Buhari; Don't Build Any Nuclear Plant In My State!

I don talk my own o!

Paperwhite:
Misplaced priority! What do Nigeria needs a nuclear plant/armament for when we can even manage the conventional but archaic weaponry at our disposal?
Where will Nigeria get money from to fund such a monumental project from considering the chronic borrowing nature of the Buhari's government?
He is busy wasting our resources prospecting for oil that no more have value in the world market in the northern region with associated wastage of precious lives by BH then now this.

nnokwa042:
Nuclear power plant? Nigeria that can't not manage her airline her national stadium her roads her now want to build nuclear power ajeokuta steel complex nko?pls let them build it in southwest or northern Nigeria we Easterners reject anything to do with this government in Jesus name

Alariiwo:

Anambra or Imo would be best to situate such plant.
Other areas are too congested to gamble with such.

jayfolarin:


And you think dumb unpatriotism will take you to the Stars? Olodo!

You accuse another of emotional outbursts whereas you & your numerous accounts have been masturbating on this thread with sentimentalities all day long! FO0LS everywhere!

Rosskii:
Russia Signs Agreement With Nigeria to Build Nuclear Power Plant

By Paul Burkhardt

October 30, 2017, 4:30 PM GMT

Bloomberg

Russia has signed agreements with Nigeria to build and operate a nuclear power plant in the oil-rich West African nation that has a deficit of reliable power and faces security challenges by Islamist militants in the far northeast.

Feasibility studies for the plant and a research center construction will include site screening, capacity, financing, and time frames of the projects, state-owned Russian nuclear company Rosatom said in an emailed statement.

The nations in 2009 signed an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the field of the peaceful usage of nuclear technologies. Nigeria in 2015 was in talks with Rosatom to build as many as four nuclear power plants costing about $20 billion, the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission said at the time.

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, distributes an average of 4,500 megawatts of electricity. Half the output of the Egbin power plant, the nation’s biggest, is lost because of inadequate transmission infrastructure, its chief officer said last month.

Rosatom is seeking to build nuclear power plants in other countries on the continent including South Africa.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-30/russia-signs-agreement-with-nigeria-to-build-nuclear-power-plant

EternalTruths:


No problem

Keep caring for ethnic groups that don't give a fuuucck about our people.

Already one idiot called Fayose is talking about presidency when Igbos have not rule.