Ttipsy: And so? Oh because it has been in existence it should not be upgraded to standard one?
Go to hell with your myopic opinion! Backward human beings
See what poverty, suffering and wickedness has turned you into. You are always bitter, even when there's no cause to be. Continue to suffer, I'm not the cause of your problem. Bye👋
[quote author=yoruboid post=133078793]The other day, the Indian PM greeted him in Yoruba
Slowly Nigeria is getting the recognition it deserves
God bless President Bola Tinubu
The Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Na big honor for France, dear President Bola Tinubu @officialABAT, to welcome you for dis State visit as one big partner and friend of today and tomorrow.
E still dey sweet me well well as I remember say I be young intern for French Embassy for Nigeria that time. pic.twitter.com/nKj3fWUfK2
What's your field or what did you study? Which skills do you have?
StarGeneral: Thanks so much. I don't like South Africa so that place is not even in my plan. Other African countries you listed will be checked out.
Though if not for visa palava, I would have preferred Germany, New Zealand and even Poland. But I'm currently searching the "Nomad visa countries" ednut suggested.
lexy2014: does 2baba and tinubu use CNG powered vehicles?
They can be using it, it's not a problem. There are cars manufactured to use CNG. They may he using that. But the question is if they converted their usual petrol cars to CNG?
There are already existing CNG cars from manufacturers, it is not new. I think people are skepticalabout the 'Nigerian- conversion' of Petrol cars to CNG.
Glimpsetv: The Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative has engaged popular Afrobeat artist Tuface Idibia, renowned comedian Basketmouth, lifestyle influencer Ola of Lagos, and Northern musician Rarara to promote and encourage the adoption of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) in Nigeria.
As part of their efforts, the influencers visited various CNG value chain facilities in India, including conversion centers, refueling stations, gas distribution hubs, cylinder manufacturers, and industrial sites.
Tuface expressed his excitement about the initiative and acknowledged the skepticism some Nigerians have about using CNG. He attributed this skepticism to a lack of awareness but emphasized the importance of being open to learning the facts. According to him, once people understand how safe, affordable, eco-friendly, and efficient CNG is compared to traditional fuel, they should be more willing to embrace its usage.
The trip is designed to give Nigerians a clearer understanding of CNG’s potential by showcasing India’s successful integration of CNG into daily life. India, one of the world's largest adopters of CNG, has effectively utilized it across various sectors, including commercial transportation, domestic applications, and industrial operations.
If authorization is required for Outreach, then they should send officers to monitor medical outreaches this festive season. It is also important to check the workers during the Outreach programmes, to avoid quacks posing as health workers.
However, if the Healthcare facilities are functional and affordable, people may not organise nor attend medical outreaches.
A number of locals have been hospitalised in various facilities following a free medical outreach in Abiriba, Ohafia Local Government Area of Abia State.
The state’s Commissioner for Health, Ogbonnaya Uche, confirmed the incident in a statement in Umuahia.
oyatz: What is the standard and what is the substandard here?
You can actually use many different food items (breadfruit, sweet potato, corn, cassava, plantains, carrots, pawpaw etc) to bake different varieties of
bread either wholly or in different combinations.
The only reason why we assume that only wheat flour can be used to bake bread is because it was introduced to us by the white maen who baked their bread using wheat ,which were readily grown in their environment.
Similarly, we can brew beer from virtually all foods rich in starch but we restrict ourselves to only barley, hops, malts and sugar
Until we start massive decolonization of our food industry and other sectors of the economy, Nigeria will find it difficult to develop
Your comment is appreciated. For clarification, the 'substandard ' used was neither in relation to cassava nor wheat flour. In line with your comment, both flours can be used for baking. And I'll add, both are edible. However, if the Senate succeeds to make if mandatory for cassava flour to be mixed with Wheat flour, then they are already setting a 'standard' for the Nigerian flour industry. If that is the case, then, any flour, wheat or cassava, that is available will be regarded as not meeting their standard, and thus may be considered substandard (who knows the full details of the bill, these products may even be destroyed). Also, when there's required percentage mixture in this 'new Wheat-Cassava' flour, alteration of the percentage content of either of the flour could also render it substandard.
Nevertheless, both flour are consumable, but the senate should not make the mixture 'mandatory'