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"Booster," "Recharge," "Replenish". . . Bruv, you sound daft.
Dude, anybody promoting fraud is a fraud. It is that simple.
If you have no clue about physics, why on Earth would you get into an argument to defend a 419 machine? Or is Mr Erinle really you?

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Comedy!

So if you want to know about how youWin is doing, this best approach you can think of is to act like a thing that emanated from the gutter? Especially for someone as old as lai Mohammed?
Do you think the best way to ask about the 6000MW (that was promised for the end of this year) is by playing the part of street urchins, liars and unevolved drip-mouths? What is wrong with you people?

Lets just be plain and simple about it; ACN people come across like a park of NURTW thugs. It is in their interest to up their game and begin to sound civilised and coherent.

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Is it irrelevance that causes you people to sound so pathetic? There is no excuse for grown ups to talk like they just popped out of the gutter, especially someone of Lai Mohammeds age.

You even have the gull to talk about the light GEJ is seen in. What worse hypocrisy can come from a man whose leader, Tinubu is a drug baron and fraudster who cannot point out his fathers compound?
You keep on going on about PDP like a one trick pony, but have you looked around at your ACN (I don't need to mention the drugs thing again); just a couple of days ago, there were headlines about Aregbesola signing a contract to plant flowers for 0.634billion for an assembly complex that cost 100million. Daft as you are, it should click in your head that something is grossly wrong with that.

Dude, take to clowing. Thank you.

Eko Ile: Na Trinube the PDP lap dogs and water bottle peddlers.
When clowns nd swamp rats post rubbish without links, they are hiding their foolishness and lack of credibility...

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/politics/37552-jonathan-lai-mohammed-and-the-war-of-words

You are a fool and swamp rat.
ACN is packed with NURTW and LASTMA operatives like you, Tinubu, Lai Mohammed and Aregbesola.

Bunch of primitive losers who think sounding like agbero's is cool.

ACN has produced Tinubu (drug baron, forger and fraudster); Aregbesola (thug who slaps anything that moves); Lai Mohammed (a man with age and loose lips). What can really be expected of such a crew?

[size=14pt]Jonathan, Lai Mohammed and the war of words[/size]
Wednesday, 14 March 2012

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President Goodluck Jonathan was recently involved in a war of words with the spokesman of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Alhaji Lai Mohammed, over his (the president) remarks that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was not run in an autocratic way like some other political parties in the country. Leon Usigbe, who was present when the president made the statement at the last National Executive Committee (NEC) of the PDP, brings the issue into perspective.

PRESIDENT Goodluck Ebele Jonathan recently pointed out to members the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) why he thinks the party has continued to be the dominant political machine in the country. He thought it was its ability to resolve disagreements among it’s teeming members; that it was the only party which did not have a single and over- bearing godfather whose word is law to the party faithful. When he said that, he refrained from mentioning the name of any political party. But it would appear that the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) believed it fit the description by the president. The common saying is that it is old people who feel discomfort whenever dry bones are mentioned. The All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) did not react, neither did the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) worry about the pronouncement of the president at an internal meeting of the ruling party.

The ACN, through its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, voiced the consternation of the lords of the party over Jonathan’s remarks in what should be seen as an admission of the traits highlighted by the president and in anger at the truth. The ACN advised Jonathan “to take a long, hard look at himself in the mirror if he truly wants to see the face of a party leader who is fast turning his party into a one-man show.” Mohammed further accused the president of failing to “show deep introspection in his public comments,” and of “rushing to exhibit soap-box mentality,” describing the president as “a highly partisan and easily excitable President.”

However, the question that easily comes to mind is, why would the ACN vent anger on the president over the statement if, indeed, the party is democratic and not subject to the dictates of a single powerful individual?

Jonathan has not hidden his strong desire for the development of a political system where the people are not only the centrepiece of government actions, but also the most influential in the running of the political party affairs.

The Office of the President has reacted appropriately to the unwarranted tirade of Mohammed, who has increasingly cut a niche for himself as one in the habit of stirring the hornet’s nest for want of something more meaningful to do. Special Adviser to the President (Media and Publicity), Dr Reuben Abati, thought what Mohammed did was an attempt at the denigration of the Office of the President in the name of opposition politics, which, to him, is “clearly unhealthy politics and completely tactless.”

The Federal Government is obviously at a loss as to why the ACN spokesman has repeatedly resorted to personal attacks and disparaging remarks about the president whereas it is him, Mohammed, “who needs to take a long, hard look at himself in the mirror and ask whether his party is truly a democratic party.”

Jonathan has showed immense tolerance for the antics of the opposition and tends to see a thin line between his party and the others in the way he has sought to integrate opposition views in governance. Whereas PDP is large enough to source within itself all the personnel or ideas to run a successful federal administration, Jonathan has often found it expedient to consult with the opposition, including leaders of the ACN, before taking decisions on critical matters of national consequence.

His reform mindedness, as far as the internal democracy of PDP is concerned, is legendary and he has obviously extended that to national politics as was vividly expressed during the elections that have taken place since the advent of his administration. Against all pressure to influence the outcome of the Anambra State gubernatorial election, he allowed the due process to take its course and for that reason, the winner of that election and incumbent governor, Peter Obi, has the highest regards for the democratic credentials of President Jonathan till today.

The election occurred in the early days of Jonathan as the executive president of the country. Critics may say he could not have done otherwise as he was trying to impress the country as a leader who could be trusted. But at the time of the April 2011 general election, Jonathan had established himself and could have planned and executed the election any way he chose. However, he came forward with the slogan, ‘one man one vote, one woman, one vote.” He was insistent on an election that would be free, fair and credible and even volunteered to use himself a a democratic guinea pig, a serving African leader who could be defeated in an election and he would willingly vacate the high office. Many other elections, including gubernatorial elections, have taken place in different states of the federation since then with the president encouraging the conduct of an exercise that reflected the wish of the people.

Mohammed does not attend meetings of the PDP where Jonathan is present and, therefore, could be forgiven if he does not adequately reflect in his views the way the president conducts himself. Jonathan as leader of the PDP has served as a bridge, a conciliatory voice for various contending interests within PDP. If he has an idea or a policy to press for, once the stakeholders of the party do not find it worthy, the president yields grounds to them.

That is the hallmark of a democrat.

On a national scale, we may take the issue of the proposed single tenure for president and state governors. At the time the idea came to light, it was just in the exploratory stage. But it was obviously misconstrued to mean an attempt to elongate his stay in office, even when the motivation was a stable democracy where office seekers would think less of elections and focus on the business of effective governance. Jonathan similarly yielded to the outrage, especially orchestrated by the opposition and suspended the idea. Yet, Mohammed believes that such a man is turning government into a one-man show.

With the forgoing, Mohammed view is, at best, a misnomer. That is why it is not easy to concur with him that President Jonathan is a “partisan and and easily excitable president”, or that he has failed to “show deep introspection in his public comments,” or “rushing to exhibit soap-box mentality.”

Beside not showing interest in ramming down his enormous presidential powers on whoever stands on his way, the president has demonstrated that he is indeed a humble gentlemans, one who is extremely cool in the face of overwhelming crisis. He has been criticised for not being dictatorial; he has been pummeled by opponents for appearing to lack clues to handle pressing situations and he has been accused of being too slow to act. But what he has clearly manifested is a character that is thoughtful and measured in action which, as most Nigerians are seeing today, is required to tackle the deep-rooted woes that beset the country. Rather than crush the Boko Haram sect with brute force as many pundits are suggesting, Jonathan has left open the door for dialogue which is the most powerful weapon in a democracy. Today, many members of the radical Islamic sect are expressing the intention to embrace the idea. The result is a fading away of angst of the Boko Haram and the improvement in the security situation of the country.

Jonathan, therefore, does not deserve the appellation that the ACN’s spokesman has sought to tag him with but deserves respect, just like the type he accords to Senator Bola Tinubu and other political leaders in the country.

He is the president of the country and the custodian of the peoples’ mandate. Though he is entitled to his views, Mohammed has no right to disparage or undermine that mandate. What he should be concerned with at this time is the evolution of a truly democratic ACN, capable of challenging PDP in national elections. When this is achieved, perhaps he would have the chance to rule the country the way the ACN leaders please.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/politics/37552-jonathan-lai-mohammed-and-the-war-of-words

2. The CBN is banker to the Government: and as such although it is independent it cannot usurp the functions of the Government. It must be guided by proper laws on appropriation of funds in exercising its functions. In this instance the Government has agencies such as the Nigeria Emergency Management Agency whose proper remit relief efforts of the Kano sort should be. The CBN cannot unilaterally impose its funds on an activity for which there is a statutorily responsible agency in existence - an agency which has a budget already dedicated for such purposes. Such is both illegal and mindlessly irresponsible. It is also representative of anarchy in government. You might soon find the CBN taking over the functions of other government agencies.

Word.

[size=3pt]Ess, remember nefa to call Beaf's name in your stup!d moments, or you get an avalanche.[/size]
There is very little to be expected from Sanusi. A man who claims that boko haram is due to the core-North not receiving 13% awuf derivation from oil; one who donates CBN money as he pleases; and one who is a strict sharia lord by day and sugar daddy by night:

[img]https://www.nairaland.com/download/660265[/img]
Irresponsibility defined.

Ess: Yeah I noticed him duck in shame with that his picture in the bathroom...u go laff kill urself on top of nothing.

You and texazzpete are very stup!d indeed.
I don't find fun in topics like this, so I say my bit and zoom. You think everybody is a winsh like you who would go on and on about the little follies of a human being? Please exempt me from your hateful and id!otic approach to life.

That you could even go so far as to post a picture of a woman old enough to be the mother (or grandmother) of the person Sanusi was smootching goes to show how petty and smallminded you are. More than anything, it convinces me that Sanusi is a sharia lord by day and sugar daddy by night.

Fools.

[img]https://www.nairaland.com/download/660265[/img]

See how di man heye balls somersault like who drink sepe!

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Zombie Flesh Eaters.

egift: I don't know if you guys are not getting the gist here. The Battery starts the system. Since we all know energy can not be lost but may be converted, so the system always replenish its self as part of the electric energy produced recharges the battery thereby not allowing the battery not to run out.

By now I was hoping somebody will be looking for ways to couple this system in a more compatible unit, mass produce it at various KVAs and hit the market already.

It replenishes itself from where? Okija forest?

Allow me to analyse your idiocy:

You get a battery to start up a system which in turn recharges the battery and produces excess energy (laughable shiit).
Consequence: your system needs a given amount of energy to run at operating speed, however. . .

Reality #1: your system runs in a World where friction exists, so will lose energy due to friction.
Reality #2: your system needs to be in a state of equilibrium to continue running at operating speed, but instead it gives out energy to charge the battery, so will lose energy.
Reality #3: your system uses electrical wires which heat up when current flows, so will lose heat energy.
Reality #4: the chemicals in the battery will heat up or give off unrecoverable light energy when current is generated at molecular level, so will further lose heat energy.
Reality #5: the consequence of all of the above is that your system will require more energy to keep running than it can give out; proving that it is pure fuckry, 419 and an attempt to steal money from the unsuspecting public.

If you are in business with that guy (or dreaming of it), you'd better give it up, cos at some point, the law will knock on your door.

egift: @Beaf abi kpomo,
My problem with you is that you have formed a habit of insulting people before asking for or having a look at the prove.

@Post:
To couple your own fuelless generator you need the following components to get started.
1. Battery – the power originates from here = 60 Amps.
2. Battery Cables: Positive and Negative; there are two terminals (Positive and Negative.
3. D.C. Motor – to get current from the battery to turn the alternator.
4. Alternator – If the coil inside the alternator turns; it generates electricity through two red wires.
5. Capacitor – to stabilize the current being generated.
6. Circuit Breaker: Two wires from alternator go into the Circuit Breaker. It helps to break the supply of light if there is upsurge.
7. Charger: - It charges the battery as the system generates light and returns (recharges) current to the battery
8. DC Motor: There are two types. DC motor and AC Motor. The DC motor gets current from battery while AC cannot. DC can serve better. You need DC motor not the AC motor. AC motor needs a converter before it can work on its own it can’t get current directly from battery.
9. Fan: it cools down the DC Motor.

After you must have gotten all this components, then is time to get started.

You are a fool.
Do you think physics is voodoo, or that you are talking with your 14 year old orange seller?
Only a fool would describe the above with a serious face and only fools believe in perpetual motion engines and free energy. You need to be on drugs to emit such farts.

VALIDATOR: @Beaf,
You actually called someone a fool without validating if his machine is working? You called him a fool based on some theories that you and I learned a long time ago. The guy is not putting forward a hypothesis.He is claiming a machine and I think the only wise way to know the truth is to try out the machine.

I too am skeptical whenever I hear of such seemingly bogus claims but there is a difference between testing a theory and testing a machine.

Yes, I called the man a fool. I will also call him a thief and 419.
What he is claiming violates the most basic law of physics called the law of conservation of energy. That is basically the same as someone sending out emails claiming his father is governor of CBN. You know the drill!

People who make such fraudulent claims should be locked up.
It is best for these low creatures to leave their scams out of science, especially as Nigeria is still far from developed. How do we even begin to climb the ladder when fraudsters like Mr. Olusegun Adekunle Erinle make people begin to lose faith in the truth of Nigerian scientific discoveries?
It really makes me angry.

lagcity: It is true. Ijaws have replaced Igbos in Naija power equation. Make Yorubas keep an eye on their Edo brothers. If not, the same fate will befall the Yoruba. It's WaZoVare, b1tches! Konichiwa.

Fail!

So there are still people that dream Nigeria stands on an ethnic tripod?
Shine ya eyes wella, then do your maths again, bruv.

I de laf o!

If the airport is abroad, then he would have little choice but to queue.
Where is the airport?

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Thanks Seun.

@bohboh275
I am quite sure that those who posted earlier saw the very same article the OP did. They are not stup!d people.

tpia: why did beaf open a thread to abuse ijaw people, and at the same time wants to attack others for posting.

and what about this:

Me, abuse Ijaw people? Are you daft?
I saw an entry in wikipedia, found it funny and posted it. Does that amount to abusing people? I worry deeply about IQ levels on NL.
It is hard to understand why people are so warlike that they cannot simply enjoy a harmless thread.

tpia: was the entry edited?

Yes, it has now been edited. Now phuck off.

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See how di man heye balls somersault like who drink sepe!

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif