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gypsey:
sexual harassment so they claim, we don't know the whole story.

Slapping someone backside, unless they ask you to, is sexual harassment. PERIOD...
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kelvd4real:
I think the problem here is not understanding what the directive says. The directive is to blacklist from the banking system any firm, its owner and top management caught smuggling or dumping any of the 43 items that are not eligible for foreign exchange.
This does not stop people who import it legitimately from doing their business. The only thing is that they will have to source for their foreign currency from the alternate market at a higher rate because Government has stopped subsidizing those items.
So, if you import legally through the ports, pay your import and custom duties as required, then you shouldn't be concerned. But if your so called trade is illegal smuggling, then this should concern you.

So why stop at only those 43 items?
When obviously the smuggling or dumping of ANY import is illegal.

I suspect dude did not understand those items are not prohibited...
But are merely excluded from sourcing forex from the official CBN window.
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Did they also poop afterwards?
Since NL will not let person rest with these Regina Daniels’ BS stories. SMH
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The dumb dude duly DESERVED the beating he got...
People are getting distracted by the politician’s daughter, when he EARNED an ass-whupping regardless of whose daughter was involved.
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GutsOverFear:
It might not have happened like they said..

If their fathers can tell lies to inflict suffering on the masses; what makes you think that lies aren't passed onto their children..

Secondly it could be the guy was just playing with her..
But being politician daughter you can imagine the level of paranoia she may have because of all these kidnapping issues..

On the other hand, the girl could be right though.

Is that how to “play”? SMH...

gypsey:
People can not have fun with politicians daughter? Country of Ignorance and intimidations.

Sexual harassment is NOT “fun”...
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baloo:
@mappet.Thank you for the comment.I don't know why some Nigerians are so hypocritical and sterotype.For God sake the Islamic Finance is what is practiced in UAE,Kuwait and some parts of UK. Majority of the business class Nigerians flock there for business and vacation(Dubai a typical example) but yet rather than for us to study what those countries have done to develop their economy and implement same in Nigeria,they choose to propagate Islamophobia.The FGN roads constructed sukkuk is a model for other state goverments us to follow.

Not quite...

Regular finance dominates financing in all three countries (although each has significant Islamic financing components, and both London and Dubai are each in competition to be the foremost Islamic Financial center in the world).

careytommy37:
Everybody run for cover.
Islamic finance is just advanced communism.

Cletus77:
As investors hear "Islamic finance"
Na so everybody pack their load o...them no fit shout

Believe that at your own financial peril...
There’s a reason that London has become arguably the (or one of the) world’s leading center of Islamic Finance.

Islamic Financing is basically a firm of “ethical” financing...
In that it will not be used for certain activities, but you still earn a coupon (even though it’s not called “interest”).
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RIP...

But Abegi they should do autopsy to determine cause of death.

Jobless youth...
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deomelo:
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I was actually wondering if quoting me with your can't read and comprehend childish license rubbish was by force..

Hey, do I also need a license to post on NLL even though I've been posting all day?

You should try comedy even though you suck at it..

Sounds like you’re desperate to suck something else. Bye Felicia! Don’t play for your team...SMH
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Good move...
But why not over the weekend?
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majamajic:
he has done well above ambode already

Nigerians want probe of Babanriga swallowing dollars...
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deomelo:
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lol...

Coming from a can't read and comprehend childish joker.

What's next? I need a license to walk even though I walk without a license?

Too many childish jokers on NL I swear..

Bye Felicia!
Haba, na by force?
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[quote author= post=79421562]SAY NO TO TRIBALISM

Borrow some senses from your 5 year old nephew when you pick him from school tomorrow, since you don't have any.
And take this on your way to pick him......[/quote]

Where many only see challenges, others see OPPORTUNITIES...
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Hustlers...
Man/woman must wack!
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ajl:
He is not a chicken heart like you. What would you have done after so much frustrations. If someone who was born in the UK and probably doesn't need Nigeria could do this, how much more someone who is native to Nigeria.

He’s actually a mor-on about to familiarize himself with Her Majesty’s Prison Service (presuming of course that he was not already previously acquainted with HMPS). This is not Nigeria where you form Agbero or carry Senate mace and be “rewarded” for your criminal behavior. SMH
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You can take Nigerians out of Nigeria...
But you cannot take Nigeria out of them!
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deomelo:
Again, stop blaming your inability to read and comprehend on other people.

I said The GENCOs should be rolling out all kinds of products from wind energy to solar and so on, but you put your own mouth talking about license.

Do the GENCOs need extra or special license to generate energy from other sources? Is their primary role not power generation or they need extra license to do their job?

Childishness was you coming up with irrelevant and redundant argument about DISCO's and DISCOs obtaining licences before doing what they are already are licensed to do.

Next time, read and comprehend before inserting your own side, off topic and irrelevant argument

Yaaaaawwwwwnnnn...
Boring childish drivel!
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deomelo:
Don't blame your inability to read and comprehend simple English words on other people, I said "The GENCOs should be rolling out all kinds of products from wind energy to solar and so on, but they can not because they are chronically in debt and the DISCOs on the other hand can not pay for energy deliveries because they are also poor and in debt"

I was talking about improving their current operations, not for them to cross into each others areas of business. Learn how to read and comprehend.

What's that got to do with laws and changing laws? Do they have to change laws before GENCOs build solar plants and install wind turbines to generate power or for the DISCOS to invest and improve their operations? Exactly what laws must be changed for that to happen?

Encroaching into each others areas of business like GENCOs distributing instead of generating and vise versa, that's a different topic and argument, start your own topic to discuss that.

And where is the crime and offence in advising them to diversify to better their operations and serve Nigerians properly?

Is adapting and looking for better market opportunities not part of doing business?

If you have nothing better to discuss, please go away, I don't have time for silly and pointless argument.

Again, pass me with CHILDISH personal insults...
Shows a lack of substantively meritorious argument or a crude/poor upbringing. Either way, thanks but no thanks.
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bilulu:
that is the business of the DISCOs if they can not collect their money. it's mostly like that because those places ain't metered. the moment you meter dem Bros they will be forced to buy power once they re out of card

Point is that you cannot (and should not) be using “international NGOs” as if representative of the average Nigerian consumer. They aren’t!
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CodeTemplar:
You are the one to show which GENCO is lacking the facilities. You implied that first.

What does being “first” sequentially has to do with anything?

NOBODY can show something that does NOT exist...
But it should be easy to show something that you explicitly stated EXISTS!
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deomelo:
Stop gyrating all over the place because you can not read and comprehend.

I know the difference between GENCOs and DISCOs and what they can or can not do so stop creating irrelevant argument.

The privatization model the past administration saddled us with is what's still in effect. If this model is not working, change the law, buy out their contracts and start from scratch.

Will not dignify the childish personal insults...

Your question was actually “[d]o we even have to tell the GENCOs and DISCOs to diversify and get into wind, solar and so on?”
My response/comment was limited to that, and frankly befuddled why any rational being would think that precludes changing the law. SMH
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CodeTemplar:
Stop passing the buck to me. You back up your claims of lack of such facilities or show us the GENCOs lacking them outrightly.

How can I show you what I clearly stated does NOT exist?

Conversely, quoting you verbatim “the structures to supply it are already there”, so please specifically cite said structures. We’er waiting.

danjumakolo:
Nigeria can recycle the byproducts from coal.The most dangerous amongst it's end product is sulfur dioxide (SO2).
I think the flue gas can be channeled and compressed into a tank such that when oxygen is passed through,the sulfur dioxide can be gotten.In my sec school,I know SO2 is used to produce Hydrochloric Acid(Contact process) which in turn is used as an industrial chemical.

I can design a chemical reactor of the above process.its not rocket science

Bros, go for it...
There are so many opportunities in Nigeria precisely because there are so many challenges. Good luck.
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CodeTemplar:
That's the problem. You are going by the figure of a fellow collaborator agency in the power sector corruption issue. NERC is Just an extension of the corrupt power sector men.

Feel free to share your own credible independent figures...
We cannot continue to run away from fact-based analyses in Nigeria.
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RIP...

Until people are held personally accountable, prosecuted and jailed...
These sort of negligence (that we amorphously classify as “accidents”) will continue to reoccur.
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ibietela2:
Expensive o, this is why diesel engines are preferred

I’m not a solar energy salesperson...
But if you take a LONG TERM view, it’s probably the CHEAPEST form of energy.
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adollyboy:
So what is wrong in that?

He’s NOT complaining or saying anything is wrong with that...