₦airaland Forum

seanet02:
Wow! Yoruba man dey Phuck, screw, hole and drill the Wife of an "IGBO" ambassador? Yoruba loko ibo.

mumu, why call yoruba or igbo into this

this is very annoying

Tsiya:
One of the key incentives for Agriculture is having a market to sell excess produce. In order to have food security within the country, the government has banned export of agricultural products; this has drastically reduced the out put of farmers in the Northern Nigeria.

that is why we have other african countries

excess can be sold to them after the food produced in nigeria can be as cheap as we can possiblly make it to be

this story has been grossly expanded

i love the ijaws for not being bulled in nigeria

Sun of god:
How many times will this story be recycled?

And whats with its elevation to front page?

Why dont you also move it to the tribalism section you bunch of incompetents. . . . .

what an ideeiotic responds

EzeUche:
Why do the moderators move any thread that deals with Biafra into the Racism section?

Why can't we discuss such issues?

Why the fear?

we can't because u would turn it into a tribalistic ranting

already, u have said " no wonder the CEO of oil companies are hausa and yorubas"


i mean how did u reach to that conclusion

success4:
You thanked him for supporting your troll?

gbamm

[quote author=Alaba_Slim link=topic=708741.msg8683861#msg8683861 date=1310217620]Nut surpriced at d igbos vs yoruba debate
instead of pple tryin 2 get dier own success or achieve grt8 tins,dey end up talkin abt pple dat don't give a Poo abt dier existence[/quote]this silly ZnO would always turn every thread tribal

he is an ideeiot really

kcjazz:
@Poster

In as much as I understand your ideas behind this, I would disagree on the need for steel companies and bricks, our country has to focus on our strengths for industrialization. We must not follow a certain pattern we have to adapt according to our resources and comparative advantage.

With our shady land act, I believe we are neglecting Agriculture, there is a global market for it and we have the resources for it.

sorry, i don't understand the strengthing part.

if u mean textile, agriculture, car manufacturing then we still need this power and steel sector to work at least to 20%

i might be wrong

but i see it as a circle and they all feed each other

ie

if one works, the other too can work etc

pleep if u are interested you can read more

http://allafrica.com/stories/201106271392.html

pleep here is another one

http://ekoakete.com/2011/01/20/executive-council-approves-coal-fired-plants/

[quote author=Abu-Maryam link=topic=709534.msg8681538#msg8681538 date=1310171939]PDP is the worse thing that ever happened in the life spam of Nigeria. May God deliver us.[/quote]

my brother/sister PDP done suffer

lets just keep praying for our president

The Enugu State government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with an Indian Power Company, ESSAR Group for the construction of a Coal Power Plant capable of producing 600 Megawatts (MW) of electricity.
The state governor, Barrister Sullivan Chime, who signed the document in Abuja on behalf of the state government, said the MoU was the climax of extensive research, consultations and negotiations between the state government and ESSAR Group, adding that the project will give birth to a new dispensation of advancement in the state.
He disclosed that the plant would be sited in Enugu and would use coal sourced from mines in the state to generate power, stressing that it would help in no small measure to alleviate the sufferings of the people occasioned by poor power supply.
The Governor further expressed confidence that ESSAR Group was well-equipped to perform its obligations under the MOU, pointing out that the partnership between the company and the state government was bound to yield the expected returns for both parties.
Responding, the leader of the ESSAR Group delegation, Mr. Ranjit Matharoo, commended the state government for its vision in accepting the proposal to establish the plant, hoping that it would further encourage private foreign investment in the state.
Mr. Matharoo, who is the Vice President (Business Development) of ESSAR Group, also assured the Governor that the company had requisite experience in the development and operation of coal based power plants, adding that it had been running similar operations in many other countries of the world.
He, therefore, observed that the state stood to reap tremendously from the surge in business and commercial activities which significant improvement in power supply was bound to trigger.
According to him, the abundant supply of coal available in the state would ensure that the plant continued operation for many years.

http://www.thetidenewsonline.com/?p=25570

pleep:
is there still coal in Enugu?

yeah i would suspect there are still a large commercial level of coal in enugu

2 days ago

an indian firm just plans to do that

http://www.thetidenewsonline.com/?p=25570

[quote author=Abu-Maryam link=topic=709519.msg8681520#msg8681520 date=1310171493]I wish our thinking will remain on how to developed the country rather than spewing hatred,bigotry and tribalism. In 2006/ 2007 when Nigerian banks are declaring wide profit, i was scare of the banking activities, coz there's no way in a country where there's no industrial developments banks will earn what Nigerian bank are claiming. As time goes we  find out na magu magu. That's what will happen, when industries are not developed i don't know which development we would be proud of,[/quote]that is if there is any development at all

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=709519.msg8681505#msg8681505 date=1310171155]@alj harem and @tpia: I don't think nuclear power specifically is that important. You just need power. Btw, some of the countries which use nuclear power get a negligible amount of their electricity from it (see China at less than 2%, SA at 5%): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_by_country#Nuclear_power_output_in_megawatts

So it isn't that big a deal.[/quote]ok, then coal is there then

oil and gas is a no go area