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tobidipity:
What's this one saying

CotenantNIG:
see let me tell you and highered something, some things are of the spirit ,explaining to people outside of the spirit doesn't make sense

when you write articles or post and people fight you live them, no matter the explanation they would never understand

daddytime:
Beautiful message...

They should only use the money sent and thrown from the heavens just as you do...

YorubaWarrior:
That's millions of poor member's tithes and offerings while he lives in opulence. Pure NONSENSE!

J111333:
Perfect.

martowskin1:
what does atiku get to do with this.... discuss the issue at hand...

bamasite2:
D reactor.

Sir, I appreciate the fact that you have come out to say 'something'. However, what is your own proposed SOLUTION to the clashes?

netpro:
I am sure if Atiku had proposed it, most of those wailing will find reasons to accept it.

To curb herdsmen clashes with farmers, they need to settle in a place. So why are States and communities giving them leprosy treatment? Even if you rear the cattle up north you still need to keep them alive in the south till they are sold.

AllenSpencer:
Is it only Fulani's that are herdsmen? Stop attributing a crime to a tribe. Their are Okada robbers and their are decent ones. It happens in every industry. Should we say everything in Alaba or Aba is fake because its a hub of piracy.


No price is too expensive for peace to reign and No tribe is important than the other. Manufacturers are giving government loans at discounted interest rate, farmers are giving lands for cultivation at very subsidized rate, Militants are giving amnesty, And investors are wooed with incentives worth more than this.

So if this development will bring peace and draw a boundary, Its highly welcomed.

asuustrike1:
Please create another thread while I convince lala to move it to front page

Abdulgaffar22:
@ Originakalokalo

Are you tired ? Sorry!
Pls before you withdraw, quickly respond to the last submission explained below;

God Almighty says: "An innocent and righteous human being MUST NOT be deliberately killed (Exodus 20:13, Matthew 19:18)" . Now would
the same God LATER CONTRADICT HIMSELF by saying again: "An innocent and righteous human being MUST be deliberately killed on the cross of Calvary before the mankind can gain eternal. life" ?
Remember the way of the Lord our God can be higher than our ways (Isaiah 55:8-9) but the way of the Lord our God can NEVER be contradictory.

asuustrike1:
Please Mr poster, stop comparing Nigerian universities with Ghana as every country is unique in its own way. Someone raised an issue of Tuition fee for foreigners on this platform I think this issue need to be address instead of downgrading and hyping universities. I know for fact that the fees paid by EU citizens are cheaper compare to non EU members. What is ECOWAS doing in this regard to assist member countries?. If a Ghanian wants to school in Nigeria, his or her fee shouldn't be the same with other foreign students. This topic should be discussed here instead of rivalry between Nigeria and Ghana.

iamozipatrick:
I believe in their 1st class, if they just dash point y den do dey still have 2.2 and 3rd class students?
am a 3.01cgpa student of English kogi state university(400l 1st semester), I believe am a first class potential in a just educational settings.
am a victim of missing script, I've been victimized because I refuse 2 sort, toppled with d mental and physical stress I go tru, d distant trekking to my faculty 4rm d hostel, scarcity of water, no electricity, strike, undisciplined and frustrated lecturers owing to non payment of staffs.

Bowen students are free from all diz I envy them alot, if I could afford d fees I would write a better result not because their syllabus is easier but bcoz itz a better institute for learning.

To all d haters of private university my mother say a poor man drinking garri would look at a rich man eating chicken and say garri beta pass chicken coz chicken dey giv cancer

9jaRealist:
Huh?! You now seem to be engaged in a desperate act of semantic sophistry...

For the umpteenth time, I cannot SHOW you things that are NON-EXISTENT. To simplify that for you, I cannot ask you to show me your mixed-race Indian children if you tell me you don’t have any. Conversely, if you brag that you do, there should be no rational problem showing them. Got it? GENCOs are NOT gas producers. They are electric power generators. Therefore, even Eledumare CANNOT show you the NON-EXISTENT “gas facilities” of GENCOs. How exactly can this basic concept of reality be apparently so difficult to grasp?

One of the reason, Dangote Cement switched to an energy mix of almost 50% coal-powered plant is the unavailability and unreliability of gas supplies. In fact, the Dangote Group has to build its own gas supply infrastructure (undersea pipelines, in this instance) for the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals/Fertilizer Complex project. As you may have guessed (but perhaps you still are clueless), this is an area that I can claim more than a fair degree of expertise. So, once again, please share SPECIFICALLY with us what “adequate structures” exist.
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9jaRealist:
What does being “first” sequentially has to do with anything?

NOBODY can show something that does NOT exist...
But it should be easy to show something that you explicitly stated EXISTS!
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Shepherd00:
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. E pain am.

sunkieisland:
So one must school in OAU before he's acclaimed brilliant.....

That mindset alone is devoid of common Sense and it shouldn't have been made by someone claiming to come from a first class school in Nigeria.

Why aren't graduates from the so-called school challenging the very fabric of modern education?
How many graduates end up being inventors, producers and not administrators?
How many can we claim have world-wide recognition?
What is the direct impact of OAU graduates on the Nigerian economy?
How have they influenced the west African sub region and Africa at large?

Now coming to the field of medicine

Yes OAU graduates are brilliant

Heck......

Nigerians are a brilliant bunch but our educational structure has spoiled things for us.


I knew someone back in the days in FUTA, he was brilliant but a victim of hate from some lecturers. He was frustrated out of the system and in few years, this guy was in Italy where he graduated first class, gained scholarship till Phd level and he's doing fine home and abroad right now.


Poll: How many billionaires are really products of the Nigerian educational system? The answer is alarming.

But take China as a case study, there are over a million millionaires and so many billionaires.

So please just appreciate the feat of these wonderful young men and women....
Decry the rot in our system and move on already

9jaRealist:


How can I show you what I clearly stated does NOT exist?

Conversely, quoting you verbatim “the structures to supply it are already there”, so please specifically cite said structures. We’er waiting.

deomelo:
lol....So, you are a GENCO and your job is power generation, but you can not make any money or generate any power because you depend on Gas that's not always available for tons of reasons to power your gas turbine, as a business man, do you need other people to tell you to diversify your operations by investing in other power generation methods with zero need for gas, like Solar and Wind? Is this not common sense and sound business decision? Do I have to tell you or explain this to you and even when they offer such suggestion, it is dictatorship?

This is why I hate getting into any back and forth with you ipobs.

Abeg go away, don't dull my brain with your elementary argument.

9jaRealist:
Which structures? Can you please share with us how many gas gathering and processing facilities are presently available in Nigeria (and be specific wrt location)? And do you know how much these facilities cost (or why a Nigerian producer like Seven Energy became insolvent)?
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deomelo:
Power generation in Nigeria as we speak is a private affair aka Privatization where any entity including the GENCOS and other investors so exactly what are you rambling about?

Is privatization by definition not to allow investors to explore other forms of power generation and transmission? Is there any law in Nigeria against that.

Do we even have to tell the GENCOS and DISCOs to diversify and get into wind, solar and so on? Is power generation and distribution not their job?




As usual, jokers like you just love to hear yourself ramble on and on over nothing.

Not even interested in the rest of your lame rant.

9jaRealist:
According to the federal regulator NERC’s own figures...
Single-phase meters should cost about N38K while three-phase meters cost about N67K.

Accordingly, for a DISCO with (for example) about 1 million consumers, that anywhere from N38 billion to N67 billion right off the bat (without factoring in installation, maintenance or other logistics or associated costs).
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9jaRealist:
Thought Mr. Chidioka’s Plain English words were clear enough...
But as I read through deomelo’s comments I suspect he’s ‘blinded’ by political partisanship.
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9jaRealist:
How could you have so completely missed the obvious point?

The GENCOs do NOT produced gas (or own gas acreages), and thus if the domestic pricing of gas (which again is terribly CAPITAL INTENSIVE) is artificially suppressed or otherwise rendered unattractive, the gas producers are less incentivized or otherwise less-inclined to invest in domestic gas gathering and supply facilities - especially when they can get much better returns by investing in gas projects for export.

Producers are NOT sitting on an inexhaustible amount of “free” investible capital. Accordingly, most (if not all) capital intensive production projects require debt financing, and if the producer approaches its bankers or such other financiers with unattractively-priced projects they are either going to be rebuffed or compelled to pay much higher (risk-reflective) rates that would render the project less economically viable.
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