₦airaland Forum

mukina2:
aieromon . .see motta . .just sergio ramos the ball and sergio ramos in inside

mukina2:
C'mon CSKA

mukina2:
go and wash your eye

nerodenero:
Despite Bayern's dominance, Arsenal has had the better chance. The counter attacks being used by the Gunners is yielding result but they need to convert their chances.

Half a chance for Lewangoalski and his colleagues, that net would shake for eternity.

snrman:
As for me I c no way neur is beta than cech ma opinion tho

Reference:
Pep has never been a good defensive tactician. Pity most of his adversaries take no notice.

mukina2:
GAME ON

The Federal Government’s daily spending on subsidy for imported petrol has further crashed to N516 million, from a previous high of about N2.06 billion in June, figures released yesterday by the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) have revealed.
Analysis of petroleum pricing data for the previous months showed that petrol subsidy dropped from an average of N2.06bn per day in June to N1.6bn in July, N955m in August, N576m in September and the latest figure of N516m for October 16, 2015.
The drop means government has been saving billions of naira which it had been paying marketers to import refined petrol in order to keep prices low.
Subsidy figures for Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) have been unsteady since January as a result of the unstable price of crude oil in the international market.
Latest data released by the PPPRA for Saturday indicated that the country’s daily subsidy per litre of fuel stood at N12.9.
The overall N516m daily subsidy is realized when N12.9 per litre is multiplied by 40m litres of petrol that Nigerians, according to the PPPRA, consume daily.
The agency, in its pricing template, put the Expected Open Market Price (EOMP) of petrol at N99.9 per litre, while the regulated retail price is N87 per litre. The difference between the EOMP (N99.9) and retail price (N87) is the subsidy (N12.9) on a litre of fuel.
A rise in crude oil prices, by implication, means a rise in the amount of subsidy paid by the federal government for the importation of PMS.
The Executive Secretary of the PPPRA, Farouk Ahmed, had explained earlier in the year that although the country witnessed a period when subsidy on the product was zero and even negative, this changed based on the fact that crude oil prices had increased in the international market.
The lowest average daily petrol subsidy record since oil price began its descent in 2014 stands at N0.90 kobo per litre or N36m daily, recorded in December 2014. The subsidy figures have been fluctuating since then, rising up to N2.06bn (or N51.61/litre) in June and down to N516m (or N12.9 per litre) by Saturday.

StealthyMe:
Yes i do know..but you can google the info i dropped for confirmation. I know they used YunOs in one of their devices.

tdayof:
xiaomi phones run. On yun os. There is something called google.com , check before quoting me. Example is the Xiaomi redmi

daremarvell:
guy it's not defrauding at all. Infact the iteration of the Yun OS makes Android looks sweet. The reason you will see Tecno phones have cleaner interface and huge customisation. Xiaomi uses this too

StealthyMe:
YunOS is actually AliBaba's customized Android OS. Just made certain modifications to the AndroidOS.
Moreover phones like Meizu and Xiaomi use it.

tdayof:
Op... Xiaomi phones also run on yun os.. Does it mean Xiaomi phones too are not Android?

jcflex:
is it the PS that source for funds to pay workers in the ministry salary.

The PS and the ministry refuse to work with the presidential committee that was set up.


is the PS using his own personal money to pay them.