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supaeagles: Because if the were our peeps it would have been a successful armed robbery operation - we sabi how to execute operations very well.
Thankfully it was just a bunch of mugu SA armed robbers

dav8id: How can one withdraw hes profit?

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You shouldnt wait to be employ as entry level graduate, get some skills and be employ as an experienced professional.
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Conquistador: hate to hear what?what is wrong with ghana buying gas from nigeria?you dont know nigeria sell far,far more gas to countries in europe,americas etc?no one talks about that

mikeapollo: 'Give'? Are you this ignorant? Does Nigeria give them gas for free?Have you ever heard of International Trade before?
May be you also 'give' everything to US too! You give them gas and they give you money right? So what the fuss?

I have never heard of Saudi Arabians boasting because they sell oil and gas to US

GeneralJ: Nigeria to resume gas supply to Ghana
APRIL 15, 2013


The West Africa Gas Pipeline Company will resume gas flow through its pipeline on April 30, 2013.

The company’s General Manager, Corporate Affairs, Mrs. Harriet Wereko-Brobby, said this at the Lagos Beach Compressor Station in Badagry on Friday.

“We are looking at April 30, 2013 for the pipeline to be back,” she said.

The pipeline was damaged in August 2012 and this affected the company’s operations.

WAGPCO is jointly owned by Nigeria, Ghana, Togo and Benin Republic.

Wereko-Bobby said the damaged gas pipeline had been undergoing intensive repairs, including tests for leakages.

She said naval personnel from the four countries had also been charged to protect the facility.

Wereko-Brobby said efforts were underway for WAGPCO to enter into an agreement with Togo’s Navy to carry out strict surveillance on the gas equipment to avoid damage.

She said, “We are currently engaging with the host communities to ensure that such a breach does not occur again.

“We have also gotten the countries to agree on a pipeline protection zones (one mile from the pipeline). We are going to enter an agreement with the Navy to pay special attention to WAGPCO.”

She added, “We already have agreement with the Nigerian Navy to help protect the pipeline from sand mining and we are hoping to extend the agreement with them so that they can help us protect the pipelines in the offshore areas.

“We already have an agreement with the Navy in Benin, but the agreements with the Navy in Togo and Ghana for the protection of the pipelines are underway.”

Speaking in the same vein, the Supervisor, Lagos Beach Compressor Station, WAGPO, Mr. Olugbenga Agboola, explained that water entered the pipeline when it was breached.

“The pipeline had been repaired but we are at a cleaning process to ensure that we don’t supply dirty gas to our customers,” he said.

Meanwhile, there were concerns over the flaring of gas at the station during the repairs of the damaged pipelines.

The Health/ Environment & Safety Specialist, Mr. Romeo Obaye, said the plant was designed in such a way that gas could be flared in an environmentally-friendly manner.

He said the main by-products of the combustion (water and carbon dioxide) did not constitute any environment threat.

“We obtained air emissions permit from the Federal Ministry of Environment in February 2012. We also obtained flare permit for initial facility commissioning from DPR and another flare permit from DPR for pipeline re-commissioning following pipeline breach in August 2012,” he said.

Source: http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/nigeria-to-resume-gas-supply-to-ghana-others/

Conquistador: they thought they were going 2 play their age mates from nigeria,not those of d same age as their grandfathers! lol

Ogoscco: Do you dt abt 40% of those dt had above 155 did not pertake in d final interview,cos they were already tried of waiting,while others started biz.d issue of releasing d final list is now taking much time as if they want to fool us but I believe dt d patient dogs ll eat d fastest bones.let's be steadfast in d Lord,d enemies are at work but we overcome them wit d Blood of d Lamb n the words of our testmonies.

henryskywalker2003: But 1Cedi is equivalent to 81naira. Lets face facts. We might be the bigger country but they are superior to us in more ways than we are to them.

henryskywalker2003: But 1Cedi is equivalent to 81naira. Lets face facts. We might be the bigger country but they are superior to us in more ways than we are to them.

dominique: You need to get a trusted ally from the country so that registration to the appropriates boards and procurement of original drugs will be easier. Don't partner with just anybody (like the poster above me). Make sure the person is trustworthy and accountable, all the best.

tirtimy: Question
Please do I need a UBA account before getting the UBA Africard?
Please, can I use my voter's card to get it?

patukoh: Bitcoin is just a payment processor. You don't trade it like forex. You just buy it like liberty reserve.

Hope u understood

ogbugo: Brothers we dnt need to b patience anylonger,how can a master list dat is ready b dat difficult to b pasted over a week now after d educational submit which d Governor ordered them to paste d list within d week and also issue out d appointment letters to those successful...i watched on AITlive today by 2pm. It was AMEACHI'S Town Hall meeting at Ahouda l.g.a.. When dis issue was asked by people,d Governor called on d Permanent Sec. Min.of Edu. To answer d question but unfortunatly neither d Perm Sec. Nor d commissioner was there present to answer d question but one man frm min. Of Edu. Answered and said that they are expecting d list frm d consultant and dat frm nw to d end of dis week it will b pasted..
My Question now is..1. Is it dat d education min. Refuse to follow d instructions and directives of d Governor. 2. Is it dat d Governor had forgotten d intructions he ordered d ministry to implement on dat day of d submit.
I think Our voice need to b heared now.

berem: On a serious note, who should be blamed for Boko haram insurgence if not the Federal Government? The northern elites have asked for Amnesty which the FG Is still adamant to grant. So who should be blamed then? If your president had said Boko haram members are in his government, on the other hand he said they are ghosts, who is the federal government fooling? there is actually something about this hullabaloo we Nigerians don't know yet.