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@galacious is your mentorship is available , please i am interested |
At the bolded is it possible where all this money bags politicians are everywhere and the masses who are supposed to vote are impoverished and the cycle just continue like that ScamHunter: |
Visited my younger brother in Dublin during the beginning of the Coronavirus, despite the fact that there was locked down and we had movement highly restricted, the few times we went out , in my heart I weep for my country. drmuchin: |
Can we ever get anything right in this country |
See the rubbish Ameachi is building across Nigeria with Chinese loans. |
The German company said it has sealed the biggest order in its history to build the world's sixth-largest rail network. Tracks will connect cities along the Nile with the Red and Mediterranean seas. The German industrial group Siemens said on Saturday evening that it had agreed on a deal to construct 2,000 kilometers (1,243 miles) of high-speed rail lines across Egypt. [img][/img] The deal, which is worth €8.1 billion ($8.7 billion), is the biggest order in the Munich-based company's 175-year history. The contract includes, besides the rail lines, 41 high-speed trains, 94 regional trains, 41 freight trains, and eight depots and freight stations. It also stipulates that Siemens will be responsible for maintenance for 15 years. The mega-project aims to connect 60 cities by train, at speeds of up to 230 kilometers per hour, providing rail access to around 90% of the population, according to Siemens.Company promises 40,000 jobs The second stretch of track, a total of 1,100 kilometers, will connect the capital Cairo with the southern city of Abu Simbel, close to the border with Sudan, and pass through settlements along the Nile. The third will run from the central city of Luxor to the coastal city of Hurghada, covering some 225 kilometers, aiding in the transport of goods from the Mediterranean to the key port of Safaga. Siemens said that the project will create some 40,000 jobs in Egypt, as well as an extra 6,700 jobs in connected industries. The company also claimed that the fully electrified network would lower CO2 output by around 70% in comparison to journeys made by bus or car. https://www.dw.com/en/egypt-signs-8-billion-deal-with-siemens-for-high-speed-rail-system/a-61967258
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@ Op you just nailed it big time the mess currently Nigerian families are going through. Just like someone wrote that most Nigerian parents are hypocrites . I know of a boy who has worked with me before some 5 or 6 years ago whose currently rides Lexus RX 350, I was informed by another one of his friends who also worked with me, this one will tell me oga , wetin we de do you know fit do am, that has been his response and the one i said rides Lexus avoid me when ever he is in town because I know too well and until today the dad still rides a jicheng machine and still struggling with life. Instead of parents to ask questions we just pretend as if nothing happens, |
Very true, my Three year old boy does that too once in a while, I discover it was from his school, what I normally do is to caution him, when I do that he withdraws to his room and once I cheer him up we resume our play activity habsydiamond: |
Putin miscalculated in the ongoing war with Ukraine, I read on dw.com where it was stated EU nation are paying about €850 million daily to Russian Gazprom for gas and other related fuels . Just imagine when EU is able to find alternative for their energy needs |
All what is said in the article is nothing but the truth. Just like what Michlin wrote Peter Obi would have been the best candidate from the PDP but he will never spend money to woo delegates, As for Atiku you and I know that money is not the problem and spending it is not the issue Maxymilliano: |
I think he served as minister of agriculture under Good luck Jonathan Nonso92: |
I so much believe no Asian country will be able to pay good money like the EU nations for Russia crude, Putin should just swallow his pride and call off this needless war |
Absolutely correct, more to come in the future for most Africa countries who have taken Chinese loans and can’t pay back. Those who are condemning the western imperialism, be prepared when the Chinese and the Russian New world order come into play Thompz43: |
Please let get about 1000 synonyms to replace the con man, that will perfectly depict who he really is. Nukilia: |
What Joe is releasing is for the American local consumption not for export, the main reason is to knock off the biting hike in gas and energy related products that the price is skyrocketing Parachoko: |
The lifeless man currently in Asorock that you supported, what his he currently doing to Nigerians. Useless labour leaders who have been bought over |
@Op from my little experience when I used to own a farm around iseyin axis, there are cashew plantation that are as old as 30 years and still producing maximally. You need to state the location of the farm, find out from other farmers around your area to see if it is weather problem. But honestly you need to really know the species you planted. I once own about 20 acres of land around iseyin, then I sold it off when I noticed I could not guarantee the safety of the crops I planted then. I intended planting cashew then , but caved in when Fulani issue was rearing it ugly head then, I mean around 2018. Mind you got some guys who bought about 100 acres and was planting cashew on the land in phases then , I remember the dude told me in import the species then from I think Brazil . |
Bandits are waiting for the completion of the gas pipeline to blow it up with explosives |
Ukrainian resistance may mean that Russia is changing its strategy to more limited goals and focusing on Donbas. Russia has claimed that the first phase of its “military operation” in Ukraine was mostly complete, and that it would focus on completely “liberating” eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region. The announcement on Friday appeared to indicate that Russia may be switching to more limited goals after running into fierce Ukrainian resistance in the first month of the war in Ukraine https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/3/25/russian-army-says-will-focus-on-liberation-of-donbas-region |
Take a look at this article, Russia is still earning Billions of $ using Switzerland commodity markets https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.dw.com/en/russia-and-its-war-in-ukraine-how-swiss-financial-efficiency-helps-support-russia/a-61201507 |
It may interest you to know that these set of workers are local government workers and primary schools teachers. Actually they have been on % salary even from the days of the last pdp Governor, but the % got worse off now because of the inflation and current economic issues at present, as stated by many here some workers earning were in the -negative, Now the government of the day has added State Workers to the % salary payment mode. Kogi workers are in for a long ride. The Governor believe he is not coming back so the people can go to hell Pharaoh4rin: |
I laugh in Swahili when I read some comments saying they don’t believe it, you better believe, that is the plight of thousands of teachers in Kogi state, I know because I have relatives who are primary school teachers |
very sad, foot soldiers taking orders from superior going into unfamiliar territory. |
Honestly He is, am just of words.Somebody like Zulum should be given a chance to rule this nation Sonoyom: |
And the looting continue via phantom projects |
Did any notice the region where all the Criminal senators saying NO comes from |
Nigeria na réal Comedy Central Prosperous111: |
It is to foster unity in the country, emirs are normally pick from the north for schools in the west and obas from west for schools in the north and vice versa for east or other regions opalu: |
You are very correct, kogi is my state and has the worst roads in the country Joromi1: |
Still up for grab |
Available |