Politics › Re: This Story We Are Hearing From Spain Is Disturbing. Here Is The News :( by citizenY(m): 11:32pm On Jul 27, 2015 |
johncreek: That means Nigeria is even better . Whooossaaiii   If not for this warped system, all those big stadia in Nigeria should be under the as auctioneer's hammer from day one. They are not paying back.I am not sure that they even generate enough funds for their maintenance. Tinapa  zzz Akwa Ibom  How many tournaments  Gate fee  National Stadium in Lagos and Abuja  National theater  Trade fair grounds across the land , name them. |
Politics › Re: This Story We Are Hearing From Spain Is Disturbing. Here Is The News :( by citizenY(m): 11:31pm On Jul 27, 2015 |
johncreek: That means Nigeria is even better . Whooossaaiii   If not for this warped system, all those big stadia in Nigeria should be under the h as hammer from day one. They are not paying back.I am not sure that they even generate enough funds for their maintenance. Tinapa  National Stadium in Lagos and Abuja  National theater  Trade fair grounds across the land , name them. |
Politics › Re: Biafrans Can Survive If Biafra Becomes A Reality by citizenY(m): 10:30am On Jul 26, 2015 |
Where there is a will, there is a way. The question is whether those who are reaping now will make that sacrifice and majority of them are busy elsewhere, not on Nairaland.
I want to hear from Anyaokwu etc , not some busybody that has no clout or vested interest apart from a big mouth and a caustic tongue. |
Politics › Re: Barcanista: Jonathan Behaved Foolish For Appointing Dasuki by citizenY(m): 11:40pm On Jul 23, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Patience Jonathan Humiliated At PH Airport by citizenY(m): 11:29pm On Jul 23, 2015 |
Cutehector: Dis is why one must be humble Yes Oga. The world is luke chicken nyash .... one day poopoo Anoda day egg and Sienna in and So forth. . |
Politics › Re: Japan Has A Major "Too Many" Virgin Problems by citizenY(m): 6:51pm On Jul 23, 2015 |
@post,
I also think our environment is not challenging us in Africa. Imagine cuttung a five foot cassava Stem into siz inch pieces. You get ten. Stick them into the ground in tropical Africa and reap cassava next year. Plant them in Iceland and you will starve. |
Politics › Re: Appointments: Ohaneze Gives Up On Buhari- Daily Sun by citizenY(m): 9:17am On Jul 23, 2015 |
Billygee2u: Ndi Igbo,you are not seriously ready to tackle marginalization against Igbos. you Ohaneze,are just after your pockets and are not fighting for the Igbo populace. Exactly, all this hallucination is because the new guy on the block has zipped the purse. Moreover, we are all tired of these tantrums when not up to 5% of the appointments have been made. We should wait and see . The constitution provides for spread across zones, not tribes. The new president must be fair in this matter . |
Politics › Re: INTROVERT..... The Amazing FTC Super Woman by citizenY(m): 11:09pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Demmocrats: I can bet introvert is a girl and different from freemann they are just jealous of her nothing else. They call her jobless not considering there are individuals from wealthy family that don't work but already made. They never considered that introvert is a smart gal to be able to know the thread that will always make front page.
Intro babe if you reading this and if any of the haters disturb you report them to me and see what will happen to there accounts. www. Introvert, burst their bubble. Be the last to comment. Just this Time. Abeg |
Politics › Re: Labaran Maku Of APGA Set To Reclaim His Mandate In Nasarrawa- Channelstv by citizenY(m): 9:29pm On Jul 22, 2015 |
Ahmed0336: Sorry to say this maku is wasting his resources. He wants to spend the loot before Efcc catch am.. |
Politics › Re: Buhari's Article: His Misinformation, The Facts And His Records by citizenY(m): 6:56pm On Jul 21, 2015 |
barcanista: Cc: Lalasticlala Ishilove and Obinoscopy
Candyrain, Mogidi, Komek, Anonimi, Biafranqueen, Eterrors, Dearpreye, Tomakint, Jmaine, Sincere9gerian, Francizy, Whynotthetruth, Temitemi1 NDPVF Nigerianvenom etc You guys should remain calm. Your ministerial nominations will be announced when Buhari returns. Please do not hurry the sunrise. Barca is struggling to justify his fee!!!!! |
Politics › Re: 133 Vessels Banned From Nigerian Territorial Waters by citizenY(m): 8:05pm On Jul 20, 2015 |
dondo83: President Muhammadu Buhari has directed that 113 crude oil vessels should be banned from doing business in 27 oil terminals of the Nigerian territorial waters.
Group General Manager, Crude Oil Marketing Division, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Gbenga Komolafe, conveyed the directive of the president via a memo dated July 15, 2015.
A copy of the memo made available to Premium Times states that the vessels are henceforth prohibited from engaging in crude oil and gas loading activities in any of the terminals in Nigerian territorial waters.
Copies of the memo signed by Komolafe were addressed to all terminal operators: Director of the Department of Petroleum Resources; Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration & Safety Agency, and the Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service, mandating them to effect the directive immediately.
The motive for the ban was however, not stated in the memo but Premium Times gathered that it may not be unconnected with certain discrepancies between the volume of crude oil lifted by the affected vessels from various Nigerian terminals and the volume eventually discharged abroad to buyers.
The source explained further that NNPC discovered huge discrepancies between the volume of crude oil lifted from Nigeria by these vessels and what they actually delivered to customers abroad.
There is a speculation that these vessels engage in high level of connivance to steal crude oil.
The affected vessels include MV Eliza, with international maritime organisation registration, IMO, No. 9387578, MV Happines (No. 9212905); MV Progress (No. 9180152), MV New Harmony (No. 963207); MV Cosgrace Lake (No. 9294587) and MV Plata Glory (No. 9172674).
Others are MV Humanity (No. 9180281); MV Scf Shanghai (No. 9325968); MV Tenyo (No. 9222443); MV Astro Challenge (No. 9237072); MV Maran Thetis (No. 94214427); MV BW Bauhinia (No. 9315070); MV Dream (No.9356893); MV Xin Dan Yag (No. 96140048) and MV Desim (No. 9395305).
A Copy Of The Memo: They should also sanction the surveyors and the regulatory officers at the point of loading. |
Politics › Re: Pic: Buhari Disgrace Nigeria In The United States Again!! by citizenY(m): 7:29pm On Jul 20, 2015 |
drss: At least am more intelligent than Buhari. Your intelligence is a disgrace. Just shut up before you make matters worse . |
Politics › Re: Standing Order Used For Saraki Election A Fake, Say Ex-senators by citizenY(m): 10:08pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
chukwudi44: Go to court then.In the interim the status quo remains I like that word "Interim" . We, Pocket lawyers plenty for Nairaland |
Politics › Re: Standing Order Used For Saraki Election A Fake, Say Ex-senators by citizenY(m): 7:56pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Apapa Amusement Park Reopens: Noise Pollution Galore by citizenY(op): 7:05pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
darfay: Is dis not part of tinubu's ever growing empire Whoever owns it is not the issue. Residents interest is paramount and government intervention is required. Carry ya politics commot from here, jare.. |
Politics › Re: Fayose: Buhari Forfeited Half His Salary? I Am Ready To Forfeit All Of Mine by citizenY(m): 2:17pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
ELTON123: Am not surprised
all the money wey u don carry finnish
Who u wan deceive Yes, we all remember that emergency poultry farm that was established overnight that had no foul smell. A real farmer, OBJ, could not be deceived. They chopped all the money and brought in layers overnight for OBJ to commission. |
Politics › Apapa Amusement Park Reopens: Noise Pollution Galore by citizenY(op): 1:54pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
The attention of relevant enforcement bodies of Lagos state government is required immediately as the music and public address system is having uncomfortable effect on the neighborhood. Residents of the Police barracks, Pelewura, Lander Close etc,are having nightmares.
Lander close in particular is virtually inside the Amusement park and is now having double trouble.LASEPA has conveniently closed It's eyes and ears to the seemingly illegal conversion of a property on Liverpool Road, Cynergy Suites, to drinking joint that blares loud music day and night So when the park closes,the drinking joint takes over .
LASEPA should do their job and let us have some sleep. Was there no environmental impact assessment before the project was approved? The noise level from the park should be controlled , at least to previous levels before the renovation. Nobody should play the ostrich here as the apparently resourceful revenue drive by the state government is the raison d'etre of this project , amusement is secondary .
Ambode, over to you. |
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Politics › Re: The Greatest Quote On Biafra In 2015 by citizenY(m): 3:56am On Jul 18, 2015 |
egift: You are still stammering the same denial, even when I have taken time to enlighten your ignorance.
As an Igbo man, I am a very proud Nigerian. Even those that hate me will tell you that. I will defend Aligbo in everything - including defending it from miscreants who want to bring destruction to our land with their Factory-Fitted Ignorance. Egift, you have made your point. The Scriptures say that you cannot light a lamp and put it under a bushel . Kanu reminds me of Jim Jones.... Guiana Tragedy. |
Politics › Re: The Real Owners Of Oil Blocs In Nigeria - Southerners & Niger Delta Top . by citizenY(m): 12:48am On Jul 18, 2015 |
MuhdG: Thats even too far.
Why should they eat meat in the first place? It's called "HIGH SENSE". It is this warped thinking not necessarily held by his people that is causing problems in Lagos. I prefer to ignore it. |
Politics › Re: The Real Owners Of Oil Blocs In Nigeria - Southerners & Niger Delta Top . by citizenY(m): 12:25am On Jul 18, 2015 |
Dorrobucci: .
Why would any hausa/fulani be in possession of any oil bloc in the first place?
Is there oil in the north? NO
So why would you own an oil block in my backyard? Ndi ara! Very interesting. With this w as warped logic why should you own a shop in another man's place  |
Politics › Re: The Real Owners Of Oil Blocs In Nigeria - Southerners & Niger Delta Top . by citizenY(m): 12:24am On Jul 18, 2015 |
Dorrobucci: .
Why would any hausa/fulani be in possession of any oil bloc in the first place?
Is there oil in the north? NO
So why would you own an oil block in my backyard? Ndi ara! Very interesting. So why should you own a shop in another man's place  |
Politics › Re: Buhari Sacks NIMASA Boss by citizenY(m): 9:52pm On Jul 16, 2015 |
mansmx20: Hahahaaahhha!
You make my laugh laugh, forget about zones let's think of Nigeria
So that we may grow ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH YOU. |
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Politics › Re: Drama At DSS As Marilyn Ogar Is Transferred To Maiduguri, Then Recalled by citizenY(m): 1:27am On Jul 12, 2015 |
Editor1: Our instagram President is seriously on a revenge mission.
If this is the change dat was promised, den we have been sold a Dummy. Unfortunately, 4yrs is too long to endure dis slowpoke government!
GEJ, we really Miss u...at least u weren't keeping up with the Kardashians at Aso Rock. May 28th shld be set aside as a day to apologise to GEJ for the conspiracy against him. We were hypnotized!! Yes , by card reader. The Kardashians have moved to Otuoke and the man of the house has undergone sex change. Law of Karma awaits... Nigeria's first same sex marriage... 14 year jail term. Watch this page Editor1.... crown witness. You will have your day in court. Believe it. |
Politics › Re: FG Grants Kaduna Container Depot Port Status by citizenY(m): 1:13am On Jul 12, 2015 |
Kingspin: Nobody is aganist buillding port anywhere but it clear to both me and you that the biggest importers of goods are located in the Southern part of Nigeria. So it wouldnt be wrong to have atleast one inland port like in Benin. Sum1 from aba/onisha travelling all the way to Kaduna and Kano to load when FG can easily make other best alternative channels. This should be more of strategic than any thing else. I guess those big bank headquaters in Lagos and Abuja can equally move to Taraba state. This is Nigeria! Dnt una spin more. Business is practical democracy. There is no law to control the destination of your import,he decision is ypurs but the figures must be right. Afterall goods entering ABA may end up in Agades, Yola, Kano or even Central African Republic. ABA is too small to absorb everthing going in there. This is what I have been saying. All you could have done is to insert a post on Nairaland and ask. No , you too sabi. We are moving away from " face me I face you business " Sell your import to your partner in Abuja and Direct him to receive it in Kaduna, no be bank alert you want hear? Must you massage the cartons or so or pour libation in Aba before delivery and you increase unnecessary cost and delays? These delays mean costs which must be recovered through prices and it leads to inflation. Is inflation good for the economy? Are you satisfied with all the containers falling on people or the oil tankers roasting people or the damage to our roads. These are all things that should good by rail and allow easier and safe movement on our roads. Now just spin around , my lord. Today is 11th July 2015. Don't thank me,you must pay my consultancy bill. Your mailing address please. |
Politics › Re: FG Grants Kaduna Container Depot Port Status by citizenY(m): 12:20am On Jul 12, 2015 |
nduchucks: May I suggest that folks try not to tribalize this issue please?
Locating a dry port in Kaduna, a centrally located city with proximity to Agric export corporations, make a lot of sense. As we move towards aggressive exportation of agricultural products, exporters will have the opportunity to deliver their goods to the dry port in Kaduna instead of trucking them all the way to Lagos.
All the customs work would be performed in Kaduna freeing up Lagos ports and others to focus on products from the southern part of Nigeria. Similarly goods bound to the northern part of the country will not need to be processed in Lagos or other ports, but would be transported directly to the dry port in Kaduna for customs processing.
This makes economic sense whichever way you look at it. We'll see decongestion in the southern ports, especially Lagos, and an improved efficiency in the entire system. Ndu...... tell them. We see talking of naira and kobo and not politics. They do not seem to realize that unbundling this nightmare in the ports means lower costs, efficiency, safer roads and ultimately lower shelf prices. |
Politics › Re: FG Grants Kaduna Container Depot Port Status by citizenY(m): 12:14am On Jul 12, 2015 |
Kingspin: We talk about Nigeria not you.Let the right and best things be done in this country. You as really spinning today . And what I'd the right thing? Are you aware that these facilities have been planned and service at various stages of developent in Funtua , Aba , Jo's, Kaduna, Kano, and there are many inland terminals in and around Lagos? Those in Kano and Kaduna have been in operation in one form or the other since the early eighties. And that those in Lagos were established to ease pressure on existing facilities ? The collapse sad of ther railway is the major obstacle., If you must know. This is economics not politics. Terminals could be located anywhere provided the figures are right. You guys just have your heads literally in the well and come up for fresh air to broadcast your ignorance here . You should be more resourceful and get your facts. Spend more time in that direction and not on your three inch android screen cutting , pasting and mouthing jaded ideas and cliche ty from equally inept people. |
Politics › Re: FG Grants Kaduna Container Depot Port Status by citizenY(m): 11:13pm On Jul 11, 2015 |
Kingspin: Are u telling us that assuming Kano and Kaduna are coastel area that by now the same people wouldn't have develop it long ago? Gosh! Please you do not understand the issues involved. Can't you get it into your cranium? Forget the messenger, listen to the message. Read my initial post again in your more sober moments. This one minute madness is disgusting. |
Politics › Re: FG Grants Kaduna Container Depot Port Status by citizenY(m): 11:04pm On Jul 11, 2015 |
finniblinks: even lie Muhammed knows that you are wrong and a big liar Another brain in default mode. Chai, what a waste of libido. |
Politics › Re: FG Grants Kaduna Container Depot Port Status by citizenY(m): 10:21pm On Jul 11, 2015*. Modified: 10:59pm On Jul 11, 2015 |
OREMUSSANCTUS: U a big full, de-congest what coastal port? U tink we all fulls here on NL, d only port dat is de-congested is dat of Apapa, why not utilize d oda coastal port to d optimal level cum point before u talk of a land port. From ur first statement, u shot urself, u can't give any silly excuses for dis thrash becos d water ways(akwa ibom cum bayelsa etc) re still under-utilized. Even In lagos, can't dey dredge d water ways and move tinz to Badagry? Mu mu Adeke Go at U lucky I used capital letters to start dis ya names, u won't be lucky next time. .. There you go again. I took my time to explain why the inland terminal will not have significant adverse effect on the coastal ports and your infertile imagination is running riot. Logistics is not the territory of low IQ folks like you. I refuse to engage you in this unproductive interface. The point remains that there is a more enlightened audience around and it is better left to them to determine who is making sense on this subject. I have gone the extra mile to give you an insight into this matter but you are too dense to learn . Your postulations clearly indicate that you are in unfamiliar territory as youcannot understand the simple logic that the inland terminals will not necessarily increase cargo volumes unless certain factors like cross border trade with Niger and Chad come into play but this will not starve the existing coastal facilities . In any case, building more ports or dredging the whole coast and all our rivers , as you desire is not the answer. You only make your case worse by making further comments on this subject as you do not have a grasp of the issues involved. your warped understanding of economics and logic is unpardonable. You are a poor exhibition of enlightenment. Please restrict yourself to familiar territory... Trolling. |