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Senate, NNPC Agree “$1.05 billion NLNG fund Not Missing” The Senate Committee on Gas Resources and the Nigerian National Petroleum Commission (NNPC) have finally reached an agreement over the $1.05 billion NLNG fund. This agreement clarifies that the $1.05 billion, which was initially thought to be missing, was never missing at all. Instead, the money was, indeed, expended on the importation of refined petroleum products just like the NNPC had insisted all along. In the same vein, the NNPC has also claimed that being a state-owned company, it is empowered by section 7 of the NNPC Act to withdraw money from the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) dividend account. The NNPC’s Chief Financial Officer, Mr Isiaka Abdulrazaq, provided the necessary documents backing up the corporation’s action. By Emmanuel Abara Benson - Nairametrics |
Are there no Nigerian teachers on this forum? Your help and advice is needed please! To serve with heart and might! |
isaac101:Ibafo in Ogun State and Igando in Lagos State don move north? Or na only Northerners de get light in those areas! I Smhb&a at you! |
Gandollar:I am absolutely certain we'd be much better off with Athiefu in charge! |
HellVictorinho:Impossible! We are working way to hard, night and day and refuse to fail, I assure you. And whether people like it or not, we will educate their stupid fear out of them even if it just means replacing their fearful religion of things unseen with the religion of science of the seen and tested and confirmed. The darkness of ignorance will always hides when the light of knowledge shines on it! |
frosbel2:Unfortunately, cultures hardly know if something is specifically dangerous to its continued existence and progression. China economically stagnated in the 16th century because it refused to allow any influences from outside to enter, yet, by the 18th century the likes of Adam Smith were claiming China to be one of the richest nations, that is, one of the most fertile, best cultivated, most industrious, most prosperous and most urbanized countries in the world. Only for it to decline again up till Mao's time, with a brief resurgence in the 1930s post Mao era, and its current one when it finally opened up in 1978! It is not so much culture per se, that is our problem in Africa, or parts of it at least. We are stuck in neo-Aristotelian which Europe was peddling when they encountered us and unlike Europe, have not moved forward into the scientific era that the Reformation brought about. But we are working on it. Going backwards is not the solution, going forward is, as history shows. |
frosbel2:At least a flash of sense. Europe that brought us Christianity, has continued to evolve. Christianity was not its culture either at some point, as they too worshipped the likes of our gods of wind, thunder, iron, etc. They evolved past that and into Christianity because Yahweh proved superior to the likes of Zeus et al, and are evolving out of Christianity into the next era, while your op was that we go backwards into some glorious mythical past that hardly existed! "Fire fire in church", and mosques, too will die, or do you not hear we atheists slaughtering Yahweh left right and center and all over the place? Give us time, please, instead of trying to replace it with Sango, Oya and Ogun that only allowed us to be taken away as slaves! |
frosbel2:A social market economic model that differs immensely from the feudalistic model it practised in antiquity, no doubt, built on communism which predates it! No one is suggesting anyone abandon its historical culture and artifacts or history! If you don't after all know where you are coming from, you can't be going anywhere. But to claim the likes of China or anywhere, for that matter, still practices it's ancient culture, is a gross misunderstanding of how cultures imbibe new ideas from foreign cultures and evolve! |
kiddoiLL:Unfortunately, one cannot leave them as their sort will just increase in number. When responding to their sort, just remember that other people are reading and learning too, and that you are building a people of power even if the person you respond to refuses to be part of it. |
frosbel2:China was heathen, pagan worshippers just like we Africans used to be. Over time they adopted Buddhism via Japan and India, where it began! Mao eventually imposed European communism on them, and now they are adopting capitalism! Thailand today is heavily influenced by Buddhism! It did not originate there so is foreign to them! They too were pagans before it's arrival. Saudi Arabia and Qatar did not even exist in antiquity, having been formed in the 1930s from Arabia that was uniformed by Muhammed in the 8th century, when he imposed Islam, which he borrowed, on them! Please make sure you at least read wiki if not a proper history book before you respond any further The nations you've mentioned were all undeveloped until they adopted superior foreign ideas! |
frosbel2:What was "the then world"? Did Egypt rule China? Did Egypt rule India? Did Egypt rule Europe? Or are you claiming those thriving places which Egypt traded with even, were not part of your "then world"? |
OpenYourEyes1:No they didn't! Egypt was the most prosperous nation in antiquity in Africa and it never ruled the world. And the middle east never either, though it did at a time extend as far as North Africa and Europe with Islam. Where the heck do you guys get your information from, I wonder!? |
kiddoiLL:In fact, it is this ignorant blaming of everyone else except ourselves that holds us back in Africa. If we took responsibility for our development we'd have certainly progressed much further! |
frosbel2:Buddhism was foreign to all those countries, to start with! China, even adopted foreign communism, and is now adopting American style capitalism. And India adopted immensely from Britain, its coloniser! The only thing they have not completely abandoned is their language, though all of them have adopted European modes of writing to some extent or the other. No nation prospers if it continues in its own ways and refuses to adopt better ways of doing things. Beside this glorious past you speak of Africa having is a myth! If it ever existed, you see it in our writings of the time and our ancient buildings too, both of which hardly exist! |
See crowd o, chai! We must go an increase our Sai Bubu in Kano o, my people! Atiku must not succeed anywhere! |
lwise:Na so Imo people cheap? Abeg stop with the lying. You have no evidence those there were paid a kobo! |
frosbel2:Name one, please! |
Op, should you not be saving that 10k a month to educate your own children or start a business or for the day when it rains, instead of thinking you are buying your way into heaven? Grow a spine and dump that leech of a pastor off your back please, I beg you, and agree with your wife whom I suppose your God put you together with in a relationship no one else should come between, to put that money aside every month! The pastor and your brother did not get you this job, despite their so called vision. If you had not utilised your very own supposedly God given abilities you wouldn't be earning what you do! But if you don't think so, please send me 10k a month too, and I'll just say it comes from my moremoneythansense fool of a benefactor! |
OpenYourEyes1:You forgot to tell them to communicate with drums while they are at it since the Internet is a creation of those "European Man" and "foreigners". P.s. Atheism is not about going back to some past state! We would be atheistic against the gods of his forebears too! |
Critical thinking is a desire to seek, patience to doubt, fondness to meditate, slowness to assert, readiness to consider, carefulness to dispose and set in order; and hatred for every kind of imposture. ~ Francis Bacon (1605) The Baconian method is the investigative method developed by Sir Francis Bacon. The method was put forward in Bacon's book Novum Organum (1620), or 'New Method', and was supposed to replace the methods put forward in Aristotle's Organon. This method was influential upon the development of the scientific method in modern science; but also more generally in the early modern rejection of medieval Aristotelianism. Bacon's method is an example of the application of inductive reasoning. However, Bacon's method of induction is much more complex than the essential inductive process of making generalizations from observations. Bacon's method begins with description of the requirements for making the careful, systematic observations necessary to produce quality facts. He then proceeds to use induction, the ability to generalize from a set of facts to one or more axioms. However, he stresses the necessity of not generalizing beyond what the facts truly demonstrate. The next step may be to gather additional data, or the researcher may use existing data and the new axioms to establish additional axioms. Specific types of facts can be particularly useful, such as negative instances, exceptional instances and data from experiments. The whole process is repeated in a stepwise fashion to build an increasingly complex base of knowledge, but one which is always supported by observed facts, or more generally speaking, empirical data. He argues in the Novum Organum that our only hope for building true knowledge is through this careful method. Old knowledge-building methods were often not based in facts, but on broad, ill-proven deductions and metaphysical conjecture. Even when theories were based in fact, they were often broad generalizations and/or abstractions from few instances of casually gathered observations. Using Bacon's process, man could start fresh, setting aside old superstitions, over-generalizations, and traditional (often unproven) "facts". Researchers could slowly but accurately build an essential base of knowledge from the ground up. Describing then-existing knowledge, Bacon claims: There is the same degree of licentiousness and error in forming axioms as [there is] in abstracting notions, and [also] in the first principles, which depend in common induction [versus Bacon's induction]; still more is this the case in axioms and inferior propositions derived from syllogisms. While he advocated a very empirical, observational, reasoned method that did away with metaphysical conjecture, Bacon was a religious man, believed in God, and believed his work had a religious role. He contended, like other researchers at the time, that by doing this careful work man could begin to understand God's wonderful creation, to reclaim the knowledge that had been lost in Adam and Eve's "fall", and to make the most of his God-given talents. |
Why the Analysis of Thinking Is Important Everyone thinks; it is our nature to do so. But much of our thinking, left to itself, is biased, distorted, partial, uninformed, or downright prejudiced. Yet the quality of our life and of what we produce, make, or build depends precisely on the quality of our thought. Shoddy thinking is costly, both in money and in quality of life. If you want to think well, you must understand at least the rudiments of thought, the most basic structures out of which all thinking is made. You must learn how to take thinking apart. All Thinking Is Defined by the Eight Elements That Make It Up Eight basic structures are present in all thinking: Whenever we think, we think for a purpose within a point of view based on assumptions leading to implications and consequences. We use concepts, ideas and theories to interpret data, facts, and experiences in order to answer questions, solve problems, and resolve issues. Thinking, then: generates purposes raises questions uses information utilizes concepts makes inferences makes assumptions generates implications embodies a point of view https://i.pinimg.com/736x/3f/3f/fb/3f3ffb0e0f9fd288ac53b6c3ee080989--thinking-skills-critical-thinking.jpg Each of these structures has implications for the others. If you change your purpose or agenda, you change your questions and problems. If you change your questions and problems, you are forced to seek new information and data. If you collect new information and data… Continue reading here |
vaxx:So, would I be correct to say western education made you aware of the psychological influences of culture, which you observed through the "western style of critical thinking models" which is reflective and thereby liberates the mind? |
Gandollar:Bubu! Bubu! Bubu! Bubu! |
Upsidedown9ja:How dare you insult me? A sai bubu comfortable fool, sir please, if you don't mind! |
Edit: This thread was formally called: Last Push For APC Win! We all know that Athiefu will be Obliterated come the election in February 2019, but may I call on all Buhari people to not rest on our laurels and remember, winning is not enough for us. We must completely Obliterate that Athiefu so he never ever attempts to campaign for president of Nigeria again. Remember, we know what we fight for! PDP the party of thieves must fail woefully now that that Saraki guy and his cohorts has stopped polluting APC and returned to his gang of thieves! Sai my bubu from Daura in 2019! All BMCs and whatever other insults those PDP brainfools call us, please take note! This is a battle to save our own dear father and mother land from looters, and our people from being sold off into perpetual slavery! Has anyone seen butterflyleo anywhere by any chance? |
beegodson:This one at least can be verified. Come on beegodson, please do not lie! There is absolutely no way Atiku could be this stupid! Or can he? Seriously, can he? |
vaxx:How did western education help you begin to appreciate your culture? |
1Sharon:I am buda. |
bloodofthelamb:Hmm. You remind me of the song "If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher. Unfortunately, we can't turn back time. Though, it is a myth I am afraid to say that there was some glorious past to turn back to. We after all are not going back to the Garden of Eden if at all or any time soon. Yet, there is hope. There is a need for doctors, blood, and there always will be since the sick will always be amongst us. But England, for instance, does not have enough doctors so they come over to Nigeria and the rest of the world that dreams of returning to a time when people supposedly would not be sick, to take our doctors to their own land to work in their hospitals and heal their own people while ours die. Four of the doctors who healed me were Nigerian with more than 70% being foreigners, 40% of the nurses African and about 75% were support staff cleaning bums and wiping sick. Who is the smarter one here, blood, Nigeria that dreams of going back in time, or England who are striving forward using all the resources they can get their hands on to build paradise in their own isle? William Blake in 1808 wrote a poem which has been adapted into a popular English hymn. It's like the English anthem, and I'll post it at the end. The English know that in the past, the mills were more or less satanic, where young and old were worked to the bones and died young or were sold into slavery. Life, on the whole was hobbesian - nasty, brutish and short. So England does not intend to turn back the clock to that miserable period. What England has decided to do is "not to cease from the Mental Fight, Nor shall their Sword sleep in their hand: Till they have built Jerusalem, In Englands green & pleasant Land". And all its policies are geared towards achieving this one goal. I can assure you that England today is not paradise, but compared to Nigeria, it is closer to heaven, while Nigeria is nearer hell! Whatever God's original intent may have been, and whether it was blissful or bleak in the past, we are where we are now with. This is the land that we are given with every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it. They are ours for food, as are all the beasts of the earth and all the birds in the sky and all the creatures that move along the ground—everything that has the breath of life in it is given to us as green plant for food. It is therefore up to us to "Be fruitful and increase in number, and fill the earth and subdue it, and rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky and over every living creature that moves on the ground.” Because whether we admit it or not, it is very good. And there was evening, and there was morning—the sixth day, and God rests. It is up to us now for after all, God did say, "By the sweat of your brow (the science, so to speak), will you have food to eat until you return to the ground from which you were made". And I don't think there's been a memo advising that that curse has been lifted or would be lifted anytime soon. I am suggesting that we Nigerians must grab our Bow of burning gold; and our Arrows of desire: and our Spear and Chariot of fire, and "Put on the full armor of God, so that we can take our stand against the devil’s schemes". But for that, we need to understand what truly, God is, (and perhaps, what is satan too!) Thanks for your time with all this, blood. I know how difficult it must be to even listen to me considering. "And did those feet in ancient time", Walk upon Englands mountains green: And was the holy Lamb of God, On Englands pleasant pastures seen! And did the Countenance Divine, Shine forth upon our clouded hills? And was Jerusalem builded here, Among these dark Satanic Mills? Bring me my Bow of burning gold; Bring me my Arrows of desire: Bring me my Spear: O clouds unfold! Bring me my Chariot of fire! I will not cease from Mental Fight, Nor shall my Sword sleep in my hand: Till we have built Jerusalem, In Englands green & pleasant Land. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKRHWT6xdEU And Cher's, "If I Could Turn Back Time" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsKbwR7WXN4 |
JasonScoolari:Sai bubu 2019! From zombie buda with pleasure! |
Anas09:God bless you too Anas. |
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