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Lifebender:. Quite apt! one carton of orijin for you. |
"is like" instead of "it's like" |
Rule of law!
This case is pending court ruling. .. |
NgeneUkwenu:This is the sixth day, no light around 512rd...same FESTAC. |
ollah1:Did anyone say that Jesus was born on Dec 25? |
nmreports:Did OP say they are pushing it to take off. Read well before your fingers do the typing. |
BALLOSKI:Where's is the lie when your second option is same as the topic. #pushingaplane |
lagosrd:. Did you actually mean this to be a question? It's the Dash 8, Q-range of aircrafts. ..and the like of smaller planes dat come fitted with "disembarking ladder". It is the duty of the Aviation Handling Company to provide the stairs for passengers to board or disembark. |
looseweight:Aeroplane is faulty? Is that why the motorised stair carrier wasn't available at the airport to enable passengers disembark? An aeroplane that took off, cruised and landed safely is faulty. smh!! |
The Nation newspaper? ? |
Diversification remains the answer!
#goingbacktothefarm |
Nigeria’s crude oil, which has been struggling to sell in recent months, may suffer further setbacks in the global market following the lifting of the ban on the United States oil exports. The US Congress had on Friday approved the lifting of the ban as part of a $1.1tn spending bill, which included a provision that would allow the export of US crude for the first time in more than 40 years. The bill was later signed by President Barack Obama. Nigeria recently lost its biggest customer, the US, which now buys only a small amount of Nigerian crude oil due to the dramatic rise in domestic shale production. The growth in US light sweet crude oil production has resulted in a sizable decline in the country’s imports of crude grades of similar quality, such as Nigeria’s. The sustained decline in crude oil prices since June 2014 has exacerbated the dwindling fortunes of the Nigerian crude, with the nation’s crude differentials trading at a 10-year low. A lot of Nigerian crude is said to be currently floating on ships with a significant amount finding home in storage tanks rather than in refineries as a result of the supply glut in the global market, which is dominated by largely by light sweet crudes. The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, International Energy Services Limited, Dr. Diran Fawibe, in a telephone interview with our correspondent, said OPEC member countries would have to brace for more competition from the US, adding that the lifting of the ban would make the international market very dynamic. Fawibe, who was a general marketing manager responsible for selling Nigerian crude oil in the world market at the NNPC, said, ”US crude may have to compete with Nigerian crude in some markets. That is the direct effect, but it depends on the volume the US will be able to export. “The immediate effect may not be substantial. The lifting of the ban is strategic and shows the direction the US is moving in terms of oil and gas policy. It can be used also to modulate the flow of oil to different markets.” He said the volume that the US could add to the market would not be much, adding that Iran could bring substantial volume to the market. Crude oil exports account for over 90 per cent of Nigeria’s exports and remain the key source of foreign currencies. The Project Director for the Uquo gas field development, a joint venture project by Frontier Oil Limited and Seven Energy, Alhaji Abdullahi Bukar, said, “There will be more competition. Without expansion and growth, the demand will not increase to absorb this extra amount. “So we’d better be ready to diversify our economy. It will have an impact on Nigeria’s oil exports because some of the people that are buying from Nigeria now may decide to go and buy US crude if the terms are better. “We have to be very competitive in order to make the terms under which we sell our oil attractive. That means you have to look at your price and your delivery conditions and your terms Noting that the US lifting of export ban would impact on the market, the Director, Emerald Energy Institute, University of Port Harcourt, Prof. Wumi Iledare, said Nigeria would now be more serious, adding, “Nigeria cannot continue to depend on the price of oil, the quality of oil sold abroad and the exchange rate to build its budget. www.punchng.com/nigerias-oil-faces-competition-as-us-begins-export/ |
Who said Nigerians are not their brothers" keepers? |
Yes, if we all think like Biafrans! |
Imagine all these potentials... in one country... Biafra!! |
When is he employing/getting replacements? |
doctokwus:So what does pruning down ministries interpret to? Where then will the productivity and cost saving be? If a bank "x" acquires and is merged with a bank "y", do you expect all staff to be retained? No two "captains" will ever remain in a single |
See me, see question! What makes you think otherwise? Thought tomorrow is the last Saturday of the month? |
Typical child of hate and cowardice from one of the inferior "sour-waste" states. Enyi gbara onwu gi nuo there! Ara agbakwala gi |
uselessgoat:. wanted to reply ...then saw your username. lol!! |
exhibition:Are you Jumia? Why is difficult for you to say "contact Jumia"? |
zurine:Yes, on the front pages of booohari's butt-licking national dailies. smh! |
What is his name? Where does he come from? Tomorrow some well-heads will say that the Igbos perform better in education and exams because of special centers. #livingindenial# |
zinachidi:. Was is delibrate or you forgot to add.. WEST-ritual killing |
Goodluck must be having a good laugh. ..nobody is blaming him. |
Oya APC or President's spokesman, come and defend this with a strong denial message. |
Whatever a man can do, women can do it better. No be so dem de talk am? |
You don't know what many women pass through just to make you appreciate them. Do you think they are happy spending so much time, money, etc. on such an adventure? Let's appreciate their effort. |
I know say any post that has to do with a celebrity no de miss fp. Mods make una no fall my hand oo. |
I'd travelled to bring back my kids (vacation) and was in the queue (immigration/passport control) at George Bush International Airport this morning (September 10) when I spoted Uti. I apprached him, asked that I take a shot with him. ..and without hesitation, he obliged. He looked so easy and cool. Never knew we were in same United Airline flight from Nigeria. Continuing the journey to Los Angeles. ..I spotted him in the business class (money good o). ..
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exxell:Proudly 5% ![]() |
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