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Mai Suya:even at 60k - dont yu think that is relatively to small for a commander in chief of the Federation RFCM, FRD FRD Bleep, RIP, MUG, ASS |
Na WA for you . where you given to many copies that you could not distribute. You dont have feel guilty about it just return the lot back to your local Christ embassy |
Yar adua who has not been sleeping over lack of electricity in Nigeria is also losing weight rapidly.
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I am proud to be Nigerian (education wise) the sky is always the limit. My prayer is hopefully Nigeria one day will be able to harness this excellent and special abilities. |
This confirms that Nigeria is speedily heading towards the status of failed stated when you have paramilitary publicly declaring their stance without any kind of challenge from the authorties. |
New Salary: President To Earn N2.8m, Vice President, N2.4mhttp://odili.net/news/source/2009/apr/20/507.html |
ibb and abacha brought them obj kicked them out Yar adua brought them back and kicked them out again Next President = will definately bring them back ( those boys have skills when it comes to money laundering) |
instead make you revolt , u no revolt . suffering and smiling. We have petrol here o and their is no queue at local Tesco filling station. |
useless generals . i am very sure they all lack war experience with all their military training dem no fit unlock lift. ( fat bas tards) |
slyfoxxjoe:You must be very stupid. |
I have always been very skeptical about this so called diaspora database. I am very sure this is an avenue for Dr John George and his cohorts to partake in sharing of the national cake. it seems nobody wants to be left out. This is $200 mill from Nigerians abroad to Nigeria. who is going manage this arrangement. Nigerians lack Financial integrity The database, registered with the Data Protection Commission in the United Kingdom, was launched in London in February.What databse it doesn't even work. - This is the biggest scam from outside Nigeria. I am very sure Nigerians abroad would soon receive email about contributing into a diaspora fund account - you are warned. Dr Ray Onwuelo is the head of the U.k Chapter of the NIDOE ( please read on) Ray Onwuelo has been a member of Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation Europe (NIDOE) from inception. He held different Executive offices at different levels in the UK South Chapter of the Organisation. He is the Chairman of RAYME Group, an establishment with wide ranging business interests. He is also the Managing Director of TOHIM Limited, an enterprise in England and Wales. Dr. Onwuelo is a specialist medical practitioner with two decades of medical practice spanning through the Americas, Europe and Africa. He is also a trained Lawyer and has made groundbreaking representations on various matters. Ray is a founding General Secretary in 1988 of "National Youth Focus", a movement of professionals in pursuit of Democracy and Social Justice in Nigeria. He belongs to different professional and non-professional Associations in different parts of the world. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of NIDO Europe. Currently he is the Director of Finance of the Organisation. Dr. Onwuelo is based in London, United Kingdom. Surbiton doctor struck off by General Medical Council Doctor Raymond Onwuelo faces a charge of serious professional misconduct. Having been appointed the position of Clinical Fellow in Anaesthetics at a Redhill hospital for several years, Raymond Onwuelo was brought before the General Medical Council last Monday after failing to disclose a £300 pound fine for shoplifting. During the ongoing inquest Raleigh Drive resident Onwuelo, denies any wrong-doing. Having failed to disclose a criminal conviction Raymond Onwuelo is found guilty of serious professional misconduct. The GMC Fitness to Practice panel has ruled that his conduct "amounted to a serious departure from the standards of a registered medical practitioner" and has erased him from the register. http://www.surbiton.com/node/403 and http://www.surbiton.com/node/396 |
The 200-million-dollar (N29 billion) Diaspora Investment Fund (DIF) set up by the Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation Europe (NIDOE) in 2008, is to become operational before the end of the year. advertisement The Chairman of NIDOE, Dr John George, made the announcement on Friday in Abuja when he paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Information and Communications, Prof. Dora Akunyili. George, who led a delegation to the country to finalise arrangements for the Fund’s actualisation, blamed the global financial crisis for the delay in the inauguration of the project. He said the slot for the Fund management was keenly contested by major Nigerian financial institutions, after which a subsidiary of one of the commercial banks emerged as the preferred manager. George solicited for the support of the ministry to the Global Database of Nigerians in Diaspora, an encyclopedia of Nigerian professionals working abroad. The database, registered with the Data Protection Commission in the United Kingdom, was launched in London in February. “ It is a professional software developed by a team of Nigerians in Diaspora, and the facility exists for both the private and the public sector in Nigeria to tap from,” he added. The Chairman of NIDOE also called for the establishment of a National Diaspora Commission to look after the affairs of Nigerians living abroad. He said the commission would help Nigerians in Diaspora to contribute their quota to the development of the country. George also urged the Federal Government to take necessary measures to guard against the violation of the human rights of Nigerians in Diaspora. “We expect government to take action against cases of human rights abuses of Nigerians in Europe, particularly in Ukraine, which is becoming very notorious for violation of Nigerians’ human rights,” he said. http://odili.net/news/source/2009/apr/20/304.html |
Fhemmmy:None of the above - according to your dumb and dumber leaders - ( yar adua and Goodluck) It the so called sabotuers - the cabals, generator importer and civil servants- |
You must have watched a different program. You have failed to state any facts on why this man is uncultured, uneducated and very irresponsible all just mere ramblings. You must be a PDP supporter. FYI Fayose imitated so many projects which were started and completed. Unlike you brother Oni who executed the same project at a cost of N451 Mil which was initially awarded by fayose for 45 Mil - so tell me who is the crook. |
Please be advised there are no panel beating jobs abroad. If a particular body of car is damaged it is simply replaced with a new one and sprayed or sometime the insurance company will right off the vehicle. no car body beating is allowed as it will not meet the motoring standards as it will affect the ridigity of the car. The only reason we beat cars back into shape in Nigeria is simply down to poverty. |
Hi I have been in software development and testing for about 4 years but i am based in the U.k and would love to be part of this Movement thanks |
audio:How can i interview him- look at what you talking. How can anybody in their right sense ( after been traumistied by event where a gentle peace loving dog has just been hacked to death for the purpose of ise ewu or pepper soup) inteview an igbo man carrying a bloody bag containing disected dog meat and holding a sharp cutlass. back to your question: I know the area very well as i spent almost 17 years there and can tell u that the igbo man was not from the area and he tracked the dog to the uncompleted building. I am dog lover and up til now i still have dog nightmares. |
I think it is wrong eat domestic animal especially after being traumatised by dog killing event i witnessed |
Doubts are beginning to emerge about the possibility of generating the promised 6,000 megawatts by the end of the year going by the current situation on the ground. Minister of Power, Dr. Lanre Babalola, had last month unfolded a plan to speed up power generation by rehabilitating existing power plants of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria as well as transmission and distribution systems, which is expected to deliver 6,574MW to commercial and retail consumers nationwide by December. The capacity is to reach about 10,000MW by 2011, when the National Independent Power Project would come on stream. The rehabilitation of the power sector has been the major challenge for President Umaru Yar’Adua’s administration, which has come under sharp criticism for failing to deliver on his inaugural day promise to declare a power emergency and rehabilitate the comatose sector. However, fears that current acute gas shortages may not abate significantly due to insecurity in the Niger Delta, and that transmission losses will continue to be high, have dampened the expectations that the target will be meet by December. The existing power generation comes from two main sources – the PHCN power plants and Independent Power Plants – with PHCN generation capacity put at 3,955MW, while the IPPs combine to generate 1,143MW. However, investigations reveal that PHCN is only generating 1,945MW due to acute shortage of gas, while the IPPs can only do 1,073 due to the same problem. This shows that wasting capacity on the PHCN side is 2,010MW while the IPPs were losing 70MW. Another key problem, our correspondents gathered, was that even if 6,000MW were to be available today, the PHCN transmission and distribution infrastructure could only handle 3,500MW as most of the equipment are crumbling having been in use for between 18 and 45 years and run without adequate protection and control and communication systems. The fragile grid network, a highly-placed source in the Power ministry disclosed to our correspondents is the reason for the frequent overloading, system collapses and transmission losses of up to 40 per cent. The uncertainties surrounding the privatisation of the PHCN successor companies, the source added, had also affected morale of staff such that most live under the fear of imminent job loss and may not be committed to the sector reform. General Secretary, National Union of Electricity Employees, Mr. Joe Ajero, said that while the 6,000MW target was ultimately achievable, 4,000MW was what is realistic by December. He said, “ We are now in April 2009 and we are not doing 3,000MW as at today. So if we are not doing 3,000MW now, one should have expected that we should focus on the 4,000MW that we were unable to achieve last year. We should then achieve it before June or May and then work towards 5,000MW and 6,000MW.” A member of the Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan-led Steering Committee on the NIPPs had last week disclosed to one of our correspondents that some unnamed person were out to sabotage efforts to revive the power sector, and had suggested that rather than focus on December, the 6,000MW looked more likely to be achieved in March 2010. The revelation came just a few days after the committee had raised the alarm that an unidentified generator importation cartel might frustrate the 6,000MW target. But details of the Federal Government’s plan show that having realised that the NIPPS, which are expected to contribute 1,200MW to the overall generation capacity will not be up and running until 2010, due to delayed funding, it would concentrate on the existing capacity of the PHCN to be complemented by generation from IPPs to deliver the 6,000MW by December under a revised plan. The immediate strategy, according to Babalola, is to grant autonomy and resources to the PHCN successor generation companies to begin rehabilitation of the specific units of their plants. Apart from this, the government has also appropriated funds for the overhaul of the transmission and distribution system to boost capacity especially at the 330KV and 132KV voltage level so that the system cam wheel at least 6,000MW by December. http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art200904201391353 |
Jakumo:Well said - I guess it is better than armed robbers |
is this one of fashola's camera |
My God I remember vividly an event in Lagos , This was opposite my parents house, one Ibo man tracked the dog into an uncompleted building where it was clobbered to death. Only to see guy emerge from the building with large bloody ruc sack and cutlass. I wanted to do something or say something but was to scared. |
i see people are getting along here |
Please abeg I am not gay |
Dear sir I have read a few of your posts and it clearly confirms you are a strong advocate of the present status quo in Nigeria and a strong defender against those write and critise our country. In one of your recent postings you claim why do nigerians never post or start positive threads thus spreading the good nature or positive developments coming out of Nigeria. My challenge to you sir is to please enlighten some of us by starting positive threads about the happenings in and arround Nigeria God bless |
I_Laugh Is filled with Venom today . Welcome back you have been missed. The best discussion one can have is termed " Balanced" |
Please no ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh i rather remain in darkness. Nigeria is a world record holder of fund mismanagement even Usain Bolt can't catch us. The Beast called Nigeria is well versed in swallowing large amounts of money without any |
tubby1:Please make sure pure water in a satchet is also on the menu. |
Gunners for Life. |
More states more local government , if i hear the word more again - i will go mad. What have we done with the existing LG or states we have in Nigeria. The only thing i believe will happen is another establishment of a money siphoning unit. Please come back in 20 yrs time when we get our act together. |
The Chinese are only corrupt outside their country especially when aided by local indignes. The question is why are they not corrupt in the u.k or u.s.a |
I know a few who have done it for paper but does that make lose your sense of appreciating correct white babe a lot of them are unhappy. I wish i could post my uncle wife picture. she is three time his size. sometimes i think he got eye problem |
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