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I waz talking with a NEPA staff after the resignation of Barth, he made me understand that they don't want privatisation. He said that several attempts to privatize NEPA has been made since the 80s but none succeeded and that this one won't be different.

They are only interested on frustrating the process. I pray FG will deal with them accordingly.

Again, elements who are against GEJs 2015 return could get in the fray to ensure he does not succeed as success in the sector will be his selling point

modath: @Agaba,
Seun's site put the wrong thing,I put a smiley!!!

No wahala or your cursor wet the wrong way.


Have a good weekend everyone. Keep on keeping fit

modath: All forgiven now,I hope we get it so I can see what "God's own country"really looks like outside of hollywood movies. Thanks.

I am convinced. You will get it.

modath: Naaahh,I'm not letting you off that easily, did you or did you not see "@HG,thanks for asking,I'm doing fineeee"..... I've bn gone too long I expected some attention!!
I have given up on Agaba cos he stays flirting with you all through without missing a beat.

I am, so sorry Mody. Didn't mean to hurt you.
That naughty girl just finds a way to get me occupied.

I am glad you are back and doing well.

Good luck with your interview. You will actually get the VISA anyway!

[quote author=Hour_Glass]Afraid of what? Saliva or Jayzee-like lips? Whichever one, abeg meet me for corner.[/quote]Waited all day but you didn't show up

[quote author=Hour_Glass]Agaba that is a challenge above for you o, what do you intend to do.[/quote]You haven't replied my earlier challenge? Are you afraid?

Spongers are everywhere

JO LEIGH, 26, of Milton Keynes, gets boyfriends to pay bills
JO lives with her footballer boyfriend and doesn’t ever want a job.
The wannabe WAG is one of four million Brits who — as The Sun revealed last week — have never worked a day in their lives.
She says: “I feel I am too good to be employed. I date and persuade my boyfriends to keep me and pay all my bills.
“Working is so boring — why would you want to do that when you can have a nice rich boyfriend?
“Eventually I hope to marry a footballer, and then I will be safe — I’ll never have to work a day in my life.
“I’m not ashamed to say I am a wannabe WAG and I bet a lot of other girls would like to live like I do, in a lovely flat, and have all their clothes bought for them.
“I met my current boyfriend in a nightclub — where I meet all my blokes. It’s actually very easy. If I fall out with this one I’m sure I will be able to find another one. I left school at 16 and I went to college to do a course in air hostessing. But I found it boring.
“I kept on meeting guys in clubs and several offered to set me up.
“I moved in with one, and then another. I’ve been taken on holidays to Barbados and America — really, it’s like a career in itself.”
Jo doesn’t claim benefits but by choosing not to work, contributes nothing to the public purse or society. She reveals: “My family aren’t thrilled. They would love for me to be independent and to have a job and stand on my own two feet.
“But I love the glamour of my life.
“Now, with programmes like TOWIE, everyone wants a glamorous lifestyle which is all about your hair and nails, designer clothes, spray tans and going out. I think planning for the future is boring — I’d rather live in the moment.”


I've been living off dole since I was 13
ROBERT ALLISON, 44, from Leeds, has four kids, not worked a day in 31 years

Hopeless ... Robert Allison
Ross Parry
JOBLESS Robert Allison has been living off benefits since he left home aged 13.
But Robert, who lives with four-year-old son Nathan, says: “I don’t feel guilty about never having worked because I don’t think it is my fault.
“I’ve been living off benefits all my life since I left home at 13. I stopped going to school so I’ve no qualifications. I’d liked to have worked in a factory but I’ve never managed to get a job.
“I live off £71 a week Jobseeker’s Allowance. It’s not too bad. I get my housing benefit paid and a lot of bills like council tax.
“I’d need to earn quite a bit for it to be worth my while taking a job.”
The Sun is fighting to end Britain’s bonkers benefits system.
But Robert says: “I’m worried about universal tax credit — maybe they’ll force me to take work I don’t want.”
The dad has four kids by two different mothers.
He says: “I’m on my own now, looking after Nathan. It would be hard to get a job and do the school run.

Campaign ... The Sun
“But I keep busy. I’ve a big TV with Freeview and a computer and games which I spend a lot of time playing.
“I get up and get the little one off to school, then I come home and go on the internet. Sometimes I’ll see if there are any jobs, but there never are.
“There are a lot of people round here who don’t work, we support each other.
“At least I’ve never had to starve and always had a roof over my head.”
He added: “I hope the situation’s better for my kids — I wouldn’t like to see them permanently on the dole.”


I'm not a sponger

Unemployed ... Anna Travers
Ross Parry
ANNA TRAVERS, 42, a mum of five of Bramley, Leeds
ANNA has four kids in their 20s — all unemployed — and a 12-year-old daughter, Braidan.
She lives in a council house and says: “I don’t feel like a scrounger.
"I’ve lived on benefits since I left home at 17.
"There’s very high unemployment round here.”
She gets £75 child tax credit and £71 Jobseek-er’s Allowance a week.
Anna added: “I have the things we need — a telly and a computer.
"Life is tough but I don’t want to be forced into a job.”




Rejected 50 times

'Too qualified' ... Sazi Ismaeel
Peter Jordan
SAZI ISMAEEL, 23, of Southall, London, can’t get job after uni
SAZI has been jobless since graduating in media studies in 2011.
She says: “I’ve applied for over 50 jobs in my line of work — but every one was rejected.
“I’ve applied for menial jobs too but they tell me I’m ‘too qualified’.
“I live with my parents and live off £50 a week JSA.
"I wish I didn’t have to rely on handouts and earned my own money.
“My degree just left me with a £12,500 debt.”






myView
By RICHARD CLIFTON, of charity Shaw Trust
WE know how difficult it can be taking those first steps into employment for some people.
But anyone can find work with the right help.
Finding a job is a job in itself and you need a plan of action each day.
Identify your skills and abilities and look for opportunities that match.
Visit your Jobcentre Plus to find information about transport and childcare costs. Prepare and practice for an interview.
For the four million Brits who’ve never worked, getting a job may seem daunting, but by being organised and taking small steps you will get there.


Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4798789/We-meet-some-of-the-4m-Brits-whove-never-worked.html#ixzz2LAGkWPm9

doctokwus: -1 already.Did he ask dem y dey can't perform?Has he done any tour of d transmission facilities to ascertain if dey wud b able to perform or how can u expect adequate transmission of power if d authority has to deal wt outdated& overused transmission lines.I thought wt d high accolades he came wt,a rational rather dan a reactionary approach to issues wud b his guiding principle.

Did you read the article? Did you see anything about data collection and revising the roadmap to address the present challenges based on the data? I don't think you did.