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zendy:They were forced into Nigeria because they tried to force other minorities into their Biafra!!!!!.... The minorities were against the Biafra dream back then, only the akwacross axis aligned with the igbos (an act the regretted later). The Biafran soldiers then attacked and forcefully took over lands in Khana, Nonwa, Eleme, portharcourt, bayelsa, Delta and Benin and even went as far as Ore in Ondo state. This was their undoing.....don't do to others what you don't want them to do to you. 100s of civilian itsekiris, urhobos, isokos, ukannis, Benins, etc died at the hands of Biafran troops. I'm also in support of a referendum, I really want everybody to get what they want.....you want your own country, good for you...I pray you get it. |
zendy:They will make their own choice. As regards the map of Biafra that is being spread around. Its an insulting map as I doubt the minorities of Urhobo, Benin, itsekiri, Isoko, ukwannis, Ikwerres, ijaws, Ogonis, Ibibios, orons etc share that sentiment |
zendy:You don't want all these tribes in Biafra yet your proposed map includes their land!!!! Worse in 1967 you invaded their land and killed many of them. |
zendy:Don't be interested in them, let them make their own choice!!!!! They call themselve Delta-ibo and not igbo for a reason. |
zendy:That's the exact problem. You people don't have respect for others or where they are from else what kind of reasoning will allow the bolded to come to your head? Here is my lineage Milky way-earth-Africa-west Africa-Nigeria-Delta-UghelliNorth-Owo clan.......I speak urhobo language, I am from Delta state, I am an urhobo man, I am a Delta man!!!!! Respect this!!!!....is that so hard for you people? |
zendy:You have your views and experiences, I have mine. Igbo friends that I know don't worry about Biafra, they are OK with Nigeria and they believe things will get better if only we all put hands to work together. I am a Delta man and I am not in support of Biafra, if Nigeria will have to break up, I would prefer the minorities in the Niger Delta remain on their separated from the igbos. All in all, I am in support of whichever favours my people. At the moment I have a country, it is called NIGERIA!!!!.....I am from Delta state, I am not Biafran and I am very sure my people are not Biafrans either. Don't hate us for not living your dream. Don't hate us for having our own dream!!!! |
Lalasticlala I believe this is needed at a time like this. |
Xpaz:Check my comments on nairaland...you will see that I am a very well rounded person. Tribal issues are not even my concern. Its just irritating when people make war/genocide inciting comments without considering the real life implications. To many of you, its just talk talk talk, you don't know it affects people in real life. |
OP the way they will attack you for speaking your mind ehn....just wait and see. |
geca:That I don't know, I just shared the info |
June24th:You better prepare extremely well oh, if you know you are not very well prepared, don't go for the test, I am very sure they will reschedule you for another date. If you write the test when you know you are not very well prepared and God forbid you fail, you cannot apply for KPMG graduate program again. Gmat based objective test and an essay writing to select from two or 3 topics...one of the topics was 'where do you see yourself in 5 years'....if they've not changed it. Best of luck. |
How can you call someone a dumbo ? Wow |
I heard there is UBA test @ Marina next week tuesday. @that guy talking about gate crashing assessment centre!!!!....meeeeeeeeehn you harsh oh...who you be?...lol |
@prelinctus, I think everybody should be free to post whatever experiences they deem fit to share on here as it regards this recruitment process. I don't see anything wrong in what airsaylongcon did by sharing the monicker of someone trying to either scam other candidates or mock the EI and meritocracy of this process. Additionally, it will also give some other prospectives a heads up so they won't fall prey. |
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aameyah:God bless you!!!..... |
solatwizzy:Amin. Happy Sallah to the muslim guys on here. May God continue to bless and strengthen you all. |
Cheap scam, the sender is using mail.com to send you his mails. On mail.com, you can select anything as your personalised mail domain like dffkgjfjf@execs.com, edhfiffj@presidency.com, fdjfhfhfhf@asia.com rurhdhdhfd@usa.com Erydhdf@engineer.com etc |
Djbaka:Hehehe, don't worry, you will be trained. Just read sha !!... |
Technical guys------------ Outline of a liquefied natural gas plant A liquefied natural gas plant (LNG plant) is roughly divided into five processes: (1) pretreatment, (2) acid gas removal, (3) dehydration, (4) liquefaction and (5) heavy oil separation. (1)In the pretreatment process, undesired substances are removed from the gas taken from a gas field. Then the gas is separated using a slug catcher into oil and water which are then weighed. (2)Natural gas taken from a gas field contains environmental pollutants like hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and carbon dioxide (CO2). These impure substances are absorbed and removed from natural gas with an amine absorber (acid gas removal or AGR). With the use of a sulfur removal unit (SRU), sulfur is extracted from the hydrogen sulfide in the removed pollutant. (3)An adsorbent is used to remove water from the natural gas from which impure substances have been removed so that ice will not form during the subsequent liquefaction process. (4)Traces of harmful mercury are removed before liquefaction. (5)The heavy compounds separation process is the core of an LNG plant in which natural gas is cooled and liquefied to –160°C or less using the principle of refrigeration. Because gas is cooled and liquefied to an extremely-low temperature during the process, an enormous amount of energy is consumed. How much this energy can be reduced is important, so various ingenious processes have been proposed and commercialized.
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