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Thank you sir, I really appreciate, I should be qualified as a graduate of Earth sciences..My only issue is just the full time...

Chibexe:


this is the requirement.

(i) Bachelor (honours) Degree in Geography, Surveying, or related field or Environmental, Earth-related, Social Sciences and Sciences from the University of Lagos or any other recognised university with minimum of Second Class Lower.

It has only Fulltime

Hmmmm...it is well

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Bro I don't see state government taking this project. Maybe later but we have to know how safe it is to drive the buses. If it coastal bus I don't mind but mini bus is quite risky for me.

CNG is cheaper than Gas......go and verify my brother the price of compressed natural gas is not same as cooking Gas..and it is the responsibility of the government.

Mark my word "Government" not excluding federal, state and local. In thier basic undertaking they ought to do things like this Talking about benefits, will it not be beneficial to the masses? Federal government won't solve all states problems in Nigeria. That is why we have state governors my brother.. Transportation, housing and Basic infrastructures like electricity and water amenities are responsibilities of state government also, that is why the bill for states to start generating electricity themselves was passed sometime last year.

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Bros this is a federal project not a state one.. the federal government initiated this idea and state have the right to decide what is beneficial or priority to them. You can't say because federal started this then state government should follow.. no it don't work that way. To be honest I don't understand what tinubu is doing but from his body language he has a plan that is somewhat fishy to me. If he is going the right direction it will be very easy for me to rate him. My problem is why is he bringing in CNG buses when price of gas is high. And I dont think CNG buses are safe enough cos there are chances of explosion when there is accident

Sure, this is where the responsiblness of the governor's themselves comes into play...If these governor's are buying at least 2 every month since last year after the subsidy was removed..the numbers now would have skyrocketed...but they lack the understanding. They must borrow.

Blaze14k:


Look if this is just for Lagos and probably Abuja it won't make any difference at all. I expect this to be a national project

Good afternoon sir, just. Quick enquiry..can I apply for a masters degree in geography as a graduate of geology in unilag also, is there an option for part time not full time for masters in geography. Thank you

Already in Lagos... I saw one of the test buses at ketu this week on my way to work. Written on it was " I am powered by CNG" Just like Electric buses which are about to start in Lagos b4 December...with testing still ongoing with like 3 different buses that I have also seen .

Blaze14k:
My question is will CNG buses work in Nigeria?

Here's how Agunyi-Ironsi took over power.


- *January 15, 1966 coup:* A group of army officers led by Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu overthrew the central and regional governments of Nigeria, killing the prime minister Tafawa Balewa and trying to take control of the government in a failed coup d'état.

- *Aguiyi-Ironsi takes power:* Major General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Commander in Chief of the Army, assumed power as Head of the National Military Government.

- *Previous head of state:* He took over from Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, who was killed during the January 15, 1966 coup.

- *Duration of rule:* Aguiyi-Ironsi ruled from January 16, 1966, until his assassination on July 29, 1966, during a countercoup led by Northern officers.

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Seriously, I am shocked at the negative comments above, there is nothing you can do as a government to please the masses that is Just it, thesame set of people will castigate Buhari and previous government for heavily burrowing.. thesame governor had constructed so many roads and rehabilitated some, paying workers salary that Yahaya bello of kogi state couldn't do for his people despite getting huge bailout from the federal government and borrowing...it is well

jogsman01:
See many bad belle comments above. Someone even said he's achieved nothing cos he didn't seek for any loan. It is well sha.


Btw, Adeleke till they kingdom come insha'Allah

Na Advert bdat oo..Lagos state and advert revenue especially when it comes to branding and name of organisations they take it personal alot.

MASTAkiLLAh:
Someone was too lazy to describe the make and model of caru used for such an historic journey

It is appointed unto men once to die and after death is judgement of your works either good or bad. HOW ARE WE ALL LIVING OUR LIFES? A QUESTION WE SHOULD ALL ANSWER.

Abraham was a prophet married one wife. Corrected by God when he made a mistake with Haggah and the later was ketura after the death of serah


Moses was a prophet married one wife, the later wife he took would be after the death of zeporah

Samuel was a prophet married one wife, it wasn't recorded how many wife's he had but we all know he obeyed God and was the next God spoke by ear after Moses..

Isaiah was a prophet married one wife with the prophetes...not recorded he had more than one wife..

Jeremiah never married that was also recorded...

Ezekiel married one wife and she died in Babylon God told him never to mourn her death, he might have married in future but that was not recorded...

I know you can't be referring to David, Solomon etc as prophets..

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You can inquire with your government or search online for further details. Are you aware of the challenges Dangote faced in getting the refinery operational? Surprisingly, even the federal government seemed reluctant. Why? Because it could potentially disrupt Nigeria's daily barrel volume, with Dangote possibly purchasing a significant portion. It's concerning that Nigeria hasn't shifted its focus from exporting crude to exporting refined products like PMS, Diesel, Engine oil, and jet fuel to earn foreign currency. It reflects a lack of forward-thinking on the part of the government.

Microbekorede:
I think Dangote can do better by reducing the price of dsel to 850 then we can now hopefully know that is going to do better for petrol

My brother, leave that guy. This portion of the road was officially handed over to HiTech last month 7th or 6th...and it's to run for like 36month according to the minister...the fact about Nigerians is, if they don't like you, there is nothing you do if it's even right, they won't see it .. because the god of this world have blinded Thier eyes to see the good out of it. Tinubu can't just be evil evil, when he is doing something good let us applaud him. On the land mark issue, the c.e.o said, it won't affect him heard that directly from him on channels... sometimes information is needed and a little search would do, instead of following people medling hate speech up and down...

Ttalk:


When was the road awarded?

Obidients are always feigning ignorance on every issue to spread their propaganda.

If truly you didn't know the contract was awarded less than 6month then may God revive and energize your brain but if you know and just want to spread the usual propaganda that Obidients are known for, may that brain completely remain dumb

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Guy, I read that guys post yesterday...I was just laughing because I knew the truth that sales would start proper this month based on the IPMAN Charmian's interview he had some weeks ago.. Nigerians and lies

seborrhic:
Good.
Let prices of things come down and the ₦ appreciates further,at least even if to the ₦650 BAT met it.
The way people on all sides of the Nigerian divide lie with full chest, particularly on nairaland,is astounding.
When this news first broke yesterday of start of sale,one guy posted with all confidence and anger yesterday,that his younger sister works in the refinery and she told him that the refinery is still at the testing of departments or is it even machinery stage.
Nigerians and lies are inseparable,yet Fridays they troop to the mosque,Sunday to the church.

Why can't smaller marketers come together in group to buy? They have association now..this is not a problem at all.

Oghene86:


Most marketers can't afford that. What that mean is that the same major marketers involved in importation will be the ones to buy.

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Hey Nairaland fam,

Did you catch that video of Mary, the mute woman preaching in the market? It's a wake-up call for us all. We might not agree with her method or understand every word she's saying, but her boldness in sharing the gospel is something we can't ignore.

In this world of distractions and superfluous desires, let's not be ashamed to stand up for what we believe in. Mary might not have a voice, but she's speaking louder than most of us. Remember, if we're ashamed of Jesus in this generation, he might just be ashamed of us in the next.

Stay bold, stay true.

#FaithOverFear #SpreadTheWord"

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FG can’t continue to subsidize electricity — Minister of Power.

The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, says Nigeria cannot continue to subsidise electricity, adding that the nation must begin to move towards a cost-effective tariff model, as the country is currently indebted to the tune of 1.3 trillion naira to generating companies (GenCos) and 1.3 billion dollars owed gas companies.

Adelabu, addressed a press conference in Abuja on Wednesday, said only 450 billion naira was budgeted for subsidy this year but the ministry needs over 2 trillion naira for subsidy.

He said state governments will now be allowed to generate power independently to supply power to their states.

On the grid that has collapsed for about six times between December 2023 and now, he said this was caused by shortage of gas, ageing machines in the grid value chain, low capacity to evacuate generated power, and destruction of power stations in some parts of the North-East geopolitical zone of the country.

If you seek the truth, it is crucial to acknowledge that your union might not be with a human, but rather a malevolent spirit—the devil himself. By aligning yourself with this entity, you risk forfeiting your place in the afterlife. Reflect on whether the promises made come at a spiritual cost. I pray for divine intervention to reveal the potential dangers ahead, especially if your partner lacks guidance from parents. Deliverance may be necessary for her, or you might be entering a perilous supernatural encounter with an unfavorable outcome in the end. Remember, the true end is not death itself, but what follows in eternity.

UptownVibes:
A whole lot Nigerians can do about it,if only they are united. But the big question is ,are they united? Answer is no..

That was why he said nothing can be done about it. And nothing can be truly be done about it. Just complaining to close friends and paddys... But should that stop us from doing other things that make us happy, no...so okoye have no point in that statement, He should start something and see nigerians follow support him in this fight.

The collapse of a national electricity grid can be caused by various factors, often involving a combination of technical, operational, and external issues. Here are some common causes and I will be marking the ones I think it's related to Nigeria:

1. Overload or Overdemand:✅

When the demand for electricity exceeds the grid's capacity, it can lead to overloading. This may occur during peak usage periods or due to unexpected spikes in demand.


2. Equipment Failures:✅

Mechanical failures, aging infrastructure, or inadequate maintenance of critical components such as transformers, circuit breakers, or power lines can lead to breakdowns.


3.Natural Disasters:❌

Events like earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, or severe storms can damage power infrastructure, disrupt transmission lines, or cause widespread outages.


4. Cyber Attacks:❌

Cybersecurity threats can target the control systems and computer networks that manage the grid. Malicious activities can disrupt operations, leading to a collapse.

,5. Human Error:✅✅

Mistakes made during maintenance, repairs, or operations can compromise the stability of the grid. Incorrect actions, miscommunications, or inadequate training may contribute to failures.

6. Fuel Supply Issues:✅✅✅✅

. If power plants rely on a specific fuel source (e.g., natural gas, coal), disruptions in the supply chain can affect electricity generation.

7. Voltage Instabilities:

Fluctuations or imbalances in voltage levels within the grid can lead to instability. Voltage issues may result from sudden changes in load or insufficient regulation.

8. Lack of Redundancy: ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅

Inadequate backup systems or insufficient redundancy in the grid's design can make it vulnerable to failures. Redundancy is crucial for maintaining power supply in case of component failures.

9.Inadequate Planning and Investment:✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅

Insufficient planning, underinvestment in grid infrastructure, and delayed upgrades can contribute to vulnerabilities and increase the risk of a collapse.

10. Corruption, Political and Economic Factors:
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Instabilities in government, regulatory issues, economic challenges, or lack of investment in the energy sector can impact the resilience and reliability of the electricity grid.

It's important to note that a combination of these factors can amplify the risk of a grid collapse. Power systems are complex, and efforts to enhance resilience, improve infrastructure, and implement effective cybersecurity measures are crucial in preventing and mitigating such events. But for Nigeria, The frequency of this collapse is getting too much, there is something fishy...Some ground of persons are always smiling to the bank anytime this happen.