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2-1!
Wolves win!

"Stones".
"Boy stones..."

Really?

@GrammarNazi Please help mod.

Welcome back.
You'll need to give lifenajeje a loaf of bread for his perseverance...

Welcome again.

@ikdaddy01 Great lesson. Little things.

I have learnt to stop at the next convenient place after driving in the rain, coming back to Lagos from a wedding at Ogbomoso. Visibility got so poor that I kept switching cars to lead me. I didn't stop, just kept wondering why my lights were that bad...
That's until I was washing the car after Sunday Service the following day. The headlamps had a nice coat of dirt! Just one wet swipe and I wished I had come down to inspect in the rain. I'd have banged the car a lot less!

olanewton:
I am interested bro. Please chart me up on 08037697862. Thanks

I'd rather drop it here.
First, you shear the stock in a Pulper. The stock is either used paper or virgin pulp from trees.
In solution, there is requisite separation from staples, dirt and ink (for used paper only).
Stock is then bleached.
After bleaching, stock is heavily diluted, cleaned by density separators (usually cyclones) and sent to a Fourdrinier or Crescent former (you can check pictures online).
Then dried, reeled and rewound.

myners007:
Please i need advice on how to resolve a challenge of increasing temperature of My 2007 v6. The temperature guage ussualy rise to the middle level barely minutes after kick off.I took the car down to a radiator mechanic and he advised that i get a new radiator and that the one inside is expired. The radiator of the car was changed replaced with a belgium one this January and i wonder why would the radiator be replaced in such a short period of time.I also observed tremendous rise in the temperature whenever the ac is switched on.

Didn't you just create a problem?
The middle of the temperature gauge is a good sign. Did you explain your fear to the "radiator mechanic" properly?
Radiator expired?
I think you developed a problem from nothing...

Cc: adanny, piyke...

Chi59:
You have a genetic time bomb, not me.
St** ***

Please, do take that down.

It's OK. It gets OK at the end, whenever that is.
For those who've fled to The Anchor, it gets to be OK.

I'd advise you don't pursue love yet, as well.

This is why the mindset of today's youth is susceptible to crime.
How much has been given? Families relocated, monies diverted to other things. All lost for a repeat?!
When one defaults against the government, does the government pay?
Was this to discourage the voters? How many will do this again next week?
Bank ATMs debited but did not pay, things went up and everyone tried to secure himself, spending more than usual. All from the same Nigerian's pocket?
Dear GOD...

@fyneguy
Isn't that the same as "buyback" in NNPC terminology? Same as selling the crude for refined product. It will not be MUCH cheaper than refined products even when it eliminates the transport cost.

This move has been assumed by many, including myself. Building in export-facilitated Lagos and piping feedstock all the way from Bayelsa? The export market was the design.

I am still wondering why there are no resignations by Internal Security officers responsible for the vetting of National officers. From Ministers in NYSC scandals (or working in the Civil Service as National Service) to a Judicial Officer who apparently filled the correct BVN on Asset Declaration forms, but "forgot" to include the foreign currency bank accounts (as alleged).
An Agency is actually tasked with this and someone was PAID from public funds to carry out this task. To imagine that some of these National officers had been Commissioners or had served in a position that required such investigation previously is shameful. Nigerians get to be in a quagmire because of forms filled over a year ago and vetted by someone who didnt look into the financial aspect as well as he/she should.

@Piyke
Well done! I'm optimistic you'll find the cause of the sound.
I also think you distanced yourself while driving and got to be alone too long. It's good to pick your speed group, remain in sight of faster car so to query decisions when you get to same spot.
Don't mind me, advisers dey plenty when team lose match. One Police check point can mess up all that.
Well done again!

Dpharisee:
Part of the problem arose from the mass creation of Autonomous Communities by former administrations of Orji Uzo Kalu and Theodore Orji to win votes, now every household in Abia state now have a king who defines areas that make up his empire that may encroach on the next autonomous Eze or Igwe.
Even some autonomous communities created last year will refer to themselves as Ancient Kingdom .

Spot on!

@Fahrenz
Thank you for narrating how it went down. I mean, the shocking tale of bravado by the Police report was almost swallowed whole! It's painful that others took their lives in their hands, while the "official" report tries to give reasons for fuel spent in the patrol vehicle.

Security Agencies who vetted and passed Mr. Onnoghen's name for this office should submit names of those to be retired. It appears his accounts were linked by BVN, yet his Asset Declaration forms were not properly scrutinised. This should lead to a cleansing.

Whichever Agencies that investigated this senior lawyer and found him clean enough after vetting should submit names for resignation. The senior lawyer has a BVN. It appears the amounts were linked at the time of form filling.

Statistically enlightening.

I believe he needs to understand that most setups outside Africa are merit-based. Until "Federal Character" becomes merit-based, truthfully identifying problems will appear an impossible leap.

Enough information to draw up a business proposal in any field, not just automech!

Giving a mathematical figure like radauto suggests would be dependent on individual set-up, just like in a business proposal.
Going hypothetical, the 200th to 999th customers would get any item free of charge if the first 199 paid for troublesome scans; especially if PHCN was upbeat, you got low-rent location and few staff. Unfortunately, there will be unknown months ahead.
The moral stance brings conscience into business. Neither here nor there, really.

So, my final answer is, "how does one quality compare with the cheapest of same quality in terms of cost?"
_{... and that lasts until there's a Union or Association with capitalism in mind.}

I hope I don't sound too pessimistic, but the challenge is the age old institution of meritocracy in Nigeria.
Challenging Federal Character and the so-called Nigerian system.
Harmonising all salary scales is not going to be effective if time is spent setting up a committee or a commission and then pegging a date in "2022" to achieve full 'implementation'.
That appears to be the most preferred political route by successive Nigerian governments.
No one would give up perks for nothing, but everyone can give up much for a general review.
"Everyone" isn't ready, as some just want to sneak past the curtain into irregular high pay.

Baba for the boys! E dey here...

OP, presentation is key. Only diviners like me can mediate. Next time, include mine and call me. My cowrie throwing is on point!

Mod, please correct the spelling of her name. The last letter is an "i".

Request for transfer due to relocation has not been effected since mid-2017. I have sent emails and was given a number to call in December 2018.
That, there, is a problem.

@diportivo Any experience with?

I believe that until people can sue for non-disclosure, problems will continue from that angle.
When people win such cases with compensation, "seasoned engineers" (and other point staff elsewhere) will gladly hand over liability to the customer.

The political establishment does not like...
Lagos likes...


I wonder how many actually understood his comments?