McBeal10:


because they've got the money??

African is poor. Africans can't afford such luxury.

attackgat:


If you can afford it, then why not. Monalisa Chinda, the Igbo woman repping her side.

Typical! That's why you will continue to weaken your currency. There is no magic to it.

Another stupidity of an African. Your country is ravishly poor, why go to Greece to get married?

Nice script. Will pass for a good Nollywood movie (comedy genre).


Next....

nonhuman:
ada my sister she lives in the UK

She should be careful, Muslims in the UK are very crazy these days. She may be attack for calling her dog Muhammed.

Getting ready for October 1st.

UYCO:
Mr. Lecturer totally dedicated from the subject matter and started praising himself. That is not logical. Any body can sit in front of a computer and type a telling everyone that he has traveled round the world. He has a first class blablabla . That has nothing to do with my logical argument that is subsisting. I don't see the formula connecting his paper qualification and his inability to prove logically beyond reasonable doubt that BSC holders are better than their HND counterpart. It even more ridiculous when he said I cannot survive a degree program whereas prostitute that hardly read their books are bagging degrees every day. If people whose formations are constantly being drilled such that some are experiencing blow out while others are experiencing lost circulation can bag degrees from their hotel rooms then it amount to academic rascality and an aberration of the highest order the supposedly learned Lecturer to insinuate that I cannot survive a degree program.

Guy! Why are arguing with yourself? If you aren't aware, you are suffering from serious inferiority complex. You don't need a University education to be happy in life, if you keep thinking and living like this, you may be miserable all your life.

There is no point comparing University and Polytechnic education, they are different and were designed to serve different purpose. Even if you argue from now till the end of time, it won't change anything, it won't change the status of a Technologist to an Engineer and won't also change their responsibility also. So just be proud of what you have achieved and be happy.

The German team is obviously the better team of the two. They are better tactically and their players are very efficient.

7/7 . But seriously why should MODs allow the names in BOLD when bring this to the front page ? It's not a good sign.

Okay.

You guy should pity this guy. Hmmmm . His lawyer saw this suffering, he made a press conference to make it known that his client is suffering, you guys sacked him. Now MEND said the poor guy is pleading in secret cause of shame, you guys are still adamant releasing different press statements. You guys should put yourselves in his shoe, he needs to go home to the warm bosom of his wife. IPOD youth please save Kanu's soul, Kuje is not comfortable.

It's a scam, don't open the link!!!!

IPUB, comedy and stupidity is like beans, bread and ponmo.

Rapsino:
The news have been spreading that PMB wife Aisha Buhari has arrived USA despict the accusation of Fayose daring her to step in to the country. but with this pictures below, it shows that it might really be true that Aisha Buhari did not visit the USA.
picture 1: shows the arrival hall of Doha international airport at Qatar.
picture 2: shows Aisha Buhari on her arrival to the claimed USA.
picture 3: shows the Washington Dulles airport at Washington DC.
note also that all those universities she visited has offices in Qatar i.e Georgetown university and the USIP.
cc: lalasticlala Dclique refiner seun

Okay, you can now go to sleep.

haibe:


Exactly but i feel its because they are not used to each other. They just picked players from random teams.

You are right. It's a nice exposure for them.

haibe:
Our team no get tactic at all...

The team lack everything, actually they are not even a team. They lack confidence, no coordination, nothing, just playing anywhere belle face.

Gooal!

The Nigerian team is just packing the bus. I don't think they are able to touch the ball sef. The whole game is played in one half.

What important thing does the person in prison have to say? I didn't bother to read sef.

As things are going, he may sponsor another edition of the football tournament in prison. I hope unlike Worldcup, it doesn't come up every 4 years.

Cause Nigerians are fond of trafficking drugs to Indonesia.

Those are the ones executed like a year ago. Only 3 Nigerians were executed today out the 5.

These are the names of those executed today; Indonesian Freddy Budiman and Nigerians Seck Osmane, Humphrey Jefferson Ejike and Michael Titus Igweh.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/36920293?client=safari

Obijulius:
South West repping hard. Started at the bottom now they are there.
Don't deal drugs...DDD

Nicely done. Power banks are mainly for Africans and mostly made in China.

Anywhere belle face

agitator:
There was a mini refinery in Rivers State University of Science and Technology, this is no new discovery.

Read again, this time slowly. It's very important to read and comprehend, you will need it in life except you are a newscaster.

The Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, has disclosed that it has recorded major breakthroughs following researches it carried out in petrochemicals and automobile engineering.

The vice chancellor of the university, Prof Ibrahim Garba, who revealed this when he featured on the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Forum in Abuja, yesterday, said the university, with the assistance of the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF), successfully developed a petroleum refining material called zeolite, using a kind of clay called kaolin.

According to him, zeolite, which is a natural mineral, can be used in refining petroleum products in the country.

He, however, decried that the mineral was not available in commercial quantity in the country.

“The Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) has commissioned a research to develop one kind of material that is used in petroleum refining which is called zeolite – and there are two types.

“They found that if we can convert certain minerals to zeolite it will help. This research has succeeded in converting a clay mineral which is called kaolin to two types of zeolite which can be applicable to petroleum refining.

“The university has even received a patent certificate from former President Goodluck Jonathan. It is now ready to go into semi commercialisation to produce it in large quantities and that has been successful.

“PTDF is also ready to join hands with the Raw Materials Research and Development Council ((RMRDC) to take it to commercial scale,’’ he said

Garba also stated that ABU had developed a mini-refinery in its Chemical Engineering Department to train prospective engineers in the practical aspect of petrochemical engineering.

According to him, the mini-refinery, which refines one barrel of crude oil per day, was built with the support of RMRDC.

The vice chancellor said: “We also have what we call the petroleum or petrochemical mini-refinery. We developed a small refinery that will refine one barrel of crude oil a day.

“We do not intend to refine petroleum for our own consumption, but because we have a chemical engineering department, we train engineers that would go into the industry,” he said.

Explaining why the university went into such a venture, he said: “We found that, in this part of the country, there are not many oil facilities. We found that if we develop this mini-refinery, our students, when they are really taking their degrees, should be able to know the entire working of a refinery.

“It is quite a big edifice that we built and that also came with the support of RMRDC, and it is doing very well.’’

The vice chancellor said the institution had also produced an eco-marathon car through a contest organised by Shell, globally. He challenged universities in the country to produce vehicles that are fuel efficient.

Garba further disclosed that ABU won two awards with its Eco-Marathon Car, adding that both universities of Lagos and Benin participated in the two contests in which ABU’s car came tops.

“There is also another research in the engineering department whereby we produced what we call the ABU Eco-marathon car. So, ABU has developed one. We participated in two events and we won both.

“University of Lagos tried and came close and University of Benin also, but I think ABU is the one that has won the award,’’ he said. (NAN)

http://leadership.ng/news/542045/abu-makes-breakthrough-in-petrochemicals-develops-refining-material

idris4r83:
This is d current state of the popular nnamdi azikiwe way kaduna. The only road that links Kaduna to every other state in nigeria.

Sorry bros o, be specific, which road is this? The road to Zaria, Kano I know, the road to Abuja down to the south, I also know. None of these roads is in your picture. So which road are you talking about?

sonOfLucifer:

Bangalore dey learn work where Chennai day. Even their villages dey get 24 hours power. Did you visit any sites?

Not really, I only stayed in Bangalore and visited Hyderabad once. I went around Bangalore but there was too much traffic, I heard it's worse now.

Henry240:


Another slowpoke is set loose, I'm not comparing the Indian Auto Industry to that of Nigeria you nincompoop. The fact of the matter is there are a you mental-case, this renders whatever hubris message the poorly researched article the dunce of an O.P shared completely void.

I can see you lack home training and also very ignorant. The article says, "Nigeria Exports Religion, India Exports Cars" which is very right. In 2014, Indian export cars worth $14 billions, more than $500 millions of that were imported by Nigerians. Can you please tell me how many cars were exported from your 'lot of companies who produce cars in Nigeria'?

Indian exports for automobiles were $14.5 billion in 2014. The 10 countries below imported 47.8% of that total.

1. United States: $1.2 billion (8.4%)
2. Mexico: $1 billion (6.9%)
3. South Africa: $888.8 million (6.1%)
4. United Kingdom: $637.4 million (4.4%)
5. Sri Lanka: $596.9 million (4.1%)
6. Bangladesh: $592.1 million (4.1%)
7. Turkey: $580.4 million (4%)
8. Nigeria: $546.8 million (3.8%)
9. United Arab Emirates: $433.6 million (3%)
10. Colombia: $428.9 million (3%)

http://www.worldsrichestcountries.com/top_indian_exporters_trade_partners.html

Henry240:


The article is completely ridiculous. The article failed to point out that 68% of Indians live below the poverty line.


The article also fails to mention that India has the world's largest number of people with no basic toilets.


The article also fails to mention that businesses in India also have to depend on diesel generators to power their businesses.


The article fails to mention that India has one of the most polluted air.

The article fails to mention that South-Africa has the world's worst inequality co-efficient. With only 8% of the population controlling 80% of the land.


The article fails to mention that the South-African economy has been growing by 0.6% in the past year, they are in a recession.


The article fails to mention that 3 South-African cities are in the world's list of top 10 murder cities.


The article fails to mention that South-Africa scores dead last in Maths and English, with students only requiring to make 33% to pass out of secondary school.





I'm sorry, I've lots of similar articles written by multiple ignorant Nigerians who has simply failed to carry out the most basic research.

What is your problem? You are like many ignorant Nigerians who doesn't understand how poor Nigeria is and will also fail to learn. You need to stop lying to feel better too.

Percentage of population living below poverty

Nigeria 70% (2010 est.)
India 29.8% (2010 est.)
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2046.html

I have been to India, I was in a city called Bangalore and i spent 4 months there. Throughout my stay, there was no power outage even for a day, I won't say that for any city in Nigeria.

Manufacturing in Nigerian is almost non-existence, our education is stuck in the 60's and there is no plan to do anything about it.

Henry240:


You're an illiterate. You and the person who shared it with you are both low life illiterates who have decided rather than do common research, you'll instead wallow in complete ignorance.



Here are just a couple vehicles made in Nigeria and even exported abroad.

It is you who is an illiterate! You are so ignorant that you are comparing car manufacturing in India and that of Nigeria. In 2015, India produced more than 4 million cars from the scratch, while Nigeria assembled less than 3,000 car. Most of the cars in Nigeria are used and mostly vehicle that has been considered irreparable from the countries they were shipped from. The few new ones are shipped in from overseas, many of which comes from India.