₦airaland Forum

buharisbae:
why dintt u mention obj and tinubu too? they both looted us dry!

Emilokoiyawon:
This OP just opened this thread to useless his family and tribe

totit:
This topic has been over flogged.

Op, I want to employ you to run asap, don't start what you can't finish lest SE will not only be embarrassed with facts but the reality of her little or no contribution to the nation gdp.

I don Wan U ooo

SeverusSnape:
You dey mind aresa?... Just lying like a typical APC zombie.

Decodedp:
So many dumb people on this forum,

Buhari is preparing for war in the east and most of you are here spewing trash.

How will a permanent air base contribute to the economy of South East?

Why not enugu/Onitsha expressway, and that of enugu/porthacourt, why not the coal fired power plant he promised during the campaign, why not the expansion of owerri cargo airport why not the inland port at Onitsha and aba. Etc



I just pray that God will keep Buhari alive to see what becomes of the igbos.

Wesely01:
Cnn, chief corespondent you were there when he looted that amount show us your evidence now ? I'm not in support with GEJ but they are people that did worst than him in this country stop acting like you were there.....just be grateful that you can still eat 3 meals a day ok . MITV NEWS anchor.

sunnyb0b0:
But I could fuel my I better pass my neighbour then and could eat three square meals a day......

sunnyb0b0:
Looking back with nostalgia. How did we get here?

cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Las Vegas this week became the home of the largest solar installation in the nation, with sun-harnessing panels stretching across 28 acres of rooftop space covering the sprawling Mandalay Bay Events Center.

The electricity produced by the 26,000 panels, which began to be installed in 2014, would cover the average annual energy usage of 1,340 US homes, according to MGM Resorts International, which operates the convention center. For the energy-intensive Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino complex, the solar system, at full production, will cover a quarter of its energy needs.

MGM is among several of Nevada’s largest casino companies to have committed to powering some of their operations with solar, a plentiful resource in sun-soaked Nevada. Wynn Resorts and Las Vegas Sands also have announced plans to buy and produce more renewable energy for their hotels.

[b]We are looking at leaving the power system, and one of the reasons for that is we can procure more renewable energy on the open market,” Cindy Ortega, chief sustainability officer at MGM Resorts, told The Guardian in March.

Though this is a win for clean energy in power-hungry Las Vegas, it's a loss for the state's utility. The potential of losing three of its biggest energy-consuming customers has led the local utility NV Energy to fight their attempts to go energy independent. Together, the resorts make up 7 percent of NV Energy’s sales. If the utility loses these customers, says NV, it will be forced to raise rates for its other customers in order to maintain the grid.

“This is what I call a death spiral for utilities,” Bill Ellard, an energy economist for the American Solar Energy Society, told The Guardian. “They make it hard to go solar because once you defect from them, that affects revenue. Then they increase rates on everybody else, forcing them to defect.”

The Nevada case highlights a challenge for utilities across the country, which are grappling with a decline in sales as more customers switch to renewable energy or just become more energy efficient, thereby using less electricity.

At the close of 2015, Nevada’s Public Utilities Commission (PUC), which regulates utility rates and services, approved NV Energy’s controversial request to dramatically lower the rate of compensation that solar users get for selling the excess energy their installations produce to the utility.

In arguing for the reduction, NV Energy, which is owned by Berkshire Hathaway, the company of famed American investor Warren Buffett, said the move was necessary to cover its costs, including those related to maintaining the energy infrastructure and delivering energy to solar customers when the sun isn’t shining.

For this reason, the PUC also is requiring the utility’s large customers to pay an exit fee for severing business ties with NV Energy. MGM will pay about $87 million to leave NV Energy’s service in October, reports the Las Vegas Sun.[/b]



http://www.csmonitor.com/Environment/2016/0708/Las-Vegas-goes-solar-good-news-for-some-bad-for-others

oboy3:
the talk don enter children talk

am out

jahsharon:
NAF permanent base in the South East? Why didn't their adopted son, the ineffectual buffoon do this? Buhari is marginalizing the North.

oboy3:
meaning


you dey give urself hope with that

nothing wrong with ur ancestors building with zinc roofings,atleast cant ibadan youths refurnish it
fiiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

iaamxavier:


uree not ashamed in ur own land the igbos are building mansions duplex owning company buhh what do u do? ur mothers are hawking pant bra and bleaching cream in the streets ur fathers are agberos looking for who to lynch next ur brother are internet fraud and armed robbers

yeah the prefer their kitty cat because urs is just too irritating and looks like a borehole and average IBO boys have not tried a Yoruba Kitty-Cat bcuzx of the fear of std and infection u people keep ranting buhh yet u do nothing I Dont see the difference btw u guys and an average

oboy3:
i jizi nke anwa,akasi onwe gi obi

oboy3:
this same ibadam

Omisore who he described as a prominent Ife indigene entitled to his choice of relationship and assured the PDP chairman of his readiness to assist them within his limited capability and prayed that God will set him free if he has no skeleton in his cupboard over the matter.

They went away with various documents which included a blanked signed letter headed papers

iaamxavier:
the south west (Lagos) had sea port back in the 90's buhh ever since the Igbo started flooding Lagos u guys remember u have seaport! SE made ur seaport active
the population of the SE SS and the north made ur airport busy!

all those mineral resourse u mentioned (cocoa etc) contributes nothing to our economy?

I talk abouhh taxation if not for the high population of the SE SS and north where would it come from why Dont other SW state have high taxation? yorubas have no major contribution

u say our importation doesn't count go and ask China and Japan if it does!

Nigeria Records Highest Cocoa Exports of N131 Billion



The Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) said the country recorded the highest exportation of Cocoa and its products valued at N131.2 billion in 2014.

This is contained in statistics made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) by the council on Wednesday in Abuja.

The exportation of the products is part of the Federal Government's plans to develop and enhance market opportunities for non-oil export sector through the National Strategy Export Products (NSEP).

"Cocoa and Cocoa preparations were the highest exported products in 2014 with the trade volume on Cocoa amounting to N131.2 billion," it noted.

The statistics showed that the country recorded N43.191 billion exportation of the products in the first quarter of the year while more than N18. 558 billion was recorded in the second quarter.

It noted that more than N24. 845 billion was recorded in the third quarter while N44. 695 billion was recorded in the fourth quarter.

It said cotton, yarns and woven also yielded N2.201 billion, N834.919 billion and N1.275 billion in the first and second quarters of 2014 respectively.

The statistics showed a grand total of N460.3 billion on all the products for the 2014 business trade.

NAN reports that the Federal Government, in January, through the Minister of Trade and Investments, Mr Olusegun Aganga, said it marked out 13 NSEP to replace over dependence on petroleum products.

Aganga said the prices petroleum products continued to tumble at the international markets, threatening the stability of the Nigerian economy.

He said that this was part of moves by the Federal Government to revive the dwindling national economy, with emphasis on rapid growth of the non-oil sector for exports.


http://allafrica.com/stories/201503261131.html

DBlackCeazer:
A meagre 75mw?not worth mentioning except that it's solar power generated.

adioolayi:
$29Billion....wow! huge....but when u considered amount we've wasted on power over the years...na small change

1stCitizen:
Question

Where you born daft or cursed to be daft.

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