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this IMF sef......they said earlier this month that our economic growth will decline by 4.8 percent due to global fall in oil price. see another story again the same month |
Obiagelli:did u knw d usefulness of effective transport system? d reason why food is costly in Nigeria is as a result bad transportation. indirect employment too is there and many others |
my cry is that, hw wuld Mandela be feeling ryt now?......this man fought for them, he suffer |
sauceny:forget that man...... there is awlys opportunity in time of difficulty....... thou this will hamper our economy generally notwithstanding for us to move forward as a nation we need to be in charge of our economy and nt south African control. remember our citizens have acquired necessary skill needed to be successful in those areas. they cnt carry their property to Johannesburg nor Pretoria........ their asset will remain here in Nigeria........ i think it's a welcome development |
It rained fish in Thailand today according to BBC news Wonders of God! How will science n evolutionists xplain this?A mystery, a phenomenon that only God understands. Instead of rain falling, fishes fell.
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Lagos – The Management of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi- Araba, on Monday refuted claims that two Chinese nationals allegedly infected with the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) died in the hospital. Prof. Chris Bode, the acting Chief Medical Director of the hospital, debunked the rumour at a news conference in Lagos. Bode, therefore, urged Nigerians to disregard what he called ‘the mischievous rumour’ as no such incident happened in the hospital. However, according to a social media report, two foreigners who were allegedly infected with Ebola were brought to LUTH on Sunday, April 12 but subsequently died. Bode said that the management of LUTH would continue to maintain the required vigilance, to prevent the resurgence of the disease. “We shall continue to observe all precautions to quickly identify any likely cases of Ebola, in line with international best practices. “We have combed our records at all points of entry in LUTH for the past two weeks and have no such incident to report. “Our professionals at the Emergency Services, various lines of respondents to such events, laboratories and nurses, all reported that no such case occurred in our hospital,’’ he said. Bode described the rumour as reckless and malicious and condemned whoever and wherever it originated from. He noted that if left unchallenged, such falsehood was capable of undermining the glorious works and enormous sacrifices made by the Federal Government, State Governments and various stakeholders. “Many sung and unsung heroes and heroines sacrificed to rid Nigeria of the dreaded disease and won our nation many international accolades “Such rumour is very reckless and also has grave implications for Nigerians travelling outside the country, and may negatively impact on the sub-regional economy, especially in this critical phase,’’ he added. (NAN) http://linkis.com/www.vanguardngr.com/bwm6i |
oneeast:wht r u saying bro? institution established in second NDP between 1962 to 68 still on temporary position site....... shame to our govt. even 1975s universities r doing fyn and better than dis |
smh......CCTV cameras installed in every angle of unilorin, even lecture theater and all hostels entrances |
sammycarz:Yh that is y CFC striker r always classless.... even DD NO PK |
Igwevalentine:Yh u r ryt? buh one tin i still dnt understand is how come we still dnt enjoy d benefit of d falling in price of oil as a citizen.......according to d article |
Everything you want to know about falling oil prices Mar 18th 2015, 11:08 by E.L. | LONDON Why is the oil price falling? Mostly because of increased supply from America—up by 4m barrels a day since 2009. Although most crude exports are still banned, American imports have plummeted, contributing to a glut on world markets. Other producers have decided not to try to curb their production and keep the price up. Why? The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries is dominated by Gulf producers, notably Saudi Arabia. They have huge reserves to cushion the impact of low prices. They also hope that the slump will eventually shut down high-cost production, tightening the market again. Are they right to think that? Probably not. America’s shale production boom is based on new techniques—fracking and horizontal drilling—and unlike “big oil” involves small companies and small projects. These are flexible, meaning they will quickly respond to any price rise. And they are innovative: huge productivity gains still lie ahead. What about the other producers? Other producers such Nigeria and Venezuela are indeed hurting badly. But OPEC solidarity stretches only so far. Russia tried and failed to get OPEC support for a production curb—and is now ramping up its production in the hope of protecting the volume of oil revenues. Will low prices continue? It looks like it. Some high-cost production is closing, but once wells are drilled, it usually makes sense to keep pumping, even at a loss. It is better to make a little money rather than none. And the shale revolution is marching on. How low can the price go? If your correspondent could forecast that, he would be on a yacht reading The Economist rather than at a desk writing for it. But much below $40 will sharply increase bankruptcies, and the pressure on OPEC to curb production. Cheap energy also leads to higher demand. What happens next? The debate about lifting America’s ban on crude exports is firing up. The petrochemical and steel lobbies are fighting a rear-guard action against big oil. America’s domestic crude (light and sweet) is unsuited for the nation’s refineries (configured for sour and heavy imported oil)—but would make a lucrative export. Who benefits from low prices? Winners necessarily outnumber losers (imagine a world in which energy was free). Consumers have more cash in their pockets; industry enjoys lower energy costs, makes bigger profits, and pays more taxes. And it is a great time for companies with strong balance-sheets to make acquisitions. And who suffers? The oil industry’s immediate reaction is to squeeze costs out of its supply chain. So wages and margins are falling fast. Highly indebted companies are going bust, with knock-on effects on investors. But lower costs help the industry adapt and increase efficiency. http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2015/03/economist-explains-14?fsrc/tw/te/ee/tr/fallingoilprices |
Okonjo Iweala "its not enough to study and analyse poverty but to live by it" My Mentor , kind of being I aspire to be...... We read about you on Wikipedia, it says that ur undergraduate was nt in Nigeria but in one of the topmost University in America even globally. We talk of Harvard university, private university in USA. U r a first class graduate Ur PhD and MSC from the same place. Let me ask by saying this "how wuld ur policy favour the chunk of the population Wich are the poor in the country"? U said u want to curtail wastage, who are to spend the surplus from this if at all its later implemented? Taxing of private jets , yatch , champagne and so on......if they are finally implemented , who are the beneficiary? U said "its nt a means to inconvenience wealthy people in d society but help those that aspires to be at the top(poor). Devaluation of our currency is helping who? The rich or the poor?.....yes ma I dnt believe devaluation will alleviate poverty level in our country but rather exacerbate the situation. When you make traveling abroad, shopping abroad , hotels and others foreign activities to be more expensive to the Nigerians, does that sabotage rich from doing what they love doing abroad? But rather make commodities goods expensive in the society, discouraging prospective firm depending on imported raw materials from being prolific. The price of crude oil has fallen globally , don't tell me we are not aware of this before the sudden decrease, you are an economist ma dnt tell me we only make economic policy but also predicting the future from the present happening and the past. A lot of developed countries like USA and Isreal have been devising a way by which vehicle which is no. 1 and most in the consumption of fuel will be using electricity in some years to come which can be tomorrow, tell me who is our no. 1 buyers of crude oil? A lot of African countries have been discovering crude oil, country like Sudan and so on. We all know the law of demand and supply, even relationship between the two. Suppliers of crude oil are increasing but those that constitute the largest market for it are decreasing, what would happen? Let us rethink , we formulate certain policy that even an Ss3 student will even be skeptical about. WOLE Soyinka "this generation are the endangered one" So many economists have written a lot of articles on how to resuscitate Agriculture back to its best....... a lots have written different books on how to create employment opportunities but you refused their policies. We always hear it on the radio that FG has created 10,000 job to the citizens, who are those people you are creating jobs for? The unemployment rate keeps increasing and our institutions keep turning out output of graduate every year. This nation belong to us, let examine our policies. Thanks |
So my Daddy in the Lord got marry in 1967 Daddy G.O. Baba is now 73..... So baba married at the age of 25 So my Daddy in the Lord got marry in 1967 Daddy G.O. Baba is now 73.....So baba married at the age of 25 |
A new theory could answer the question of how life began – and throw out the need for God. A writer on the website of Richard Dawkins’ foundation says that the theory has put God “on the ropes” and has “terrified” Christians. It proposes that life did not emerge by accident or luck from a primordial soup and a bolt of lightning. Instead, life itself came about by necessity – it follows from the laws of nature and is as inevitable as rocks rolling downhill. The problem for scientists attempting to understand how life began is understanding how living beings – which tend to be far better at taking energy from the environment and dissipating it as heat – could come about from non-living ones. But a new theory, proposed by a researcher at MIT and first reported in Quanta Magazine, proposes that when a group of atoms is exposed for a long time to a source of energy, it will restructure itself to dissipate more energy. The emergence of life might not be the luck of atoms arranging themselves in the right way, it says, but an inevitable event if the conditions are correct. “You start with a random clump of atoms, and if you shine light on it for long enough, it should not be so surprising that you get a plant,” England said Paul Rosenberg, writing this week on Richard Dawkins’ site, said that the theory could make things “a whole lot worse for creationists”. As Rosenberg notes, the idea that life could have evolved from non-living things is one that has been held for some time, and was described by the pre-Socratic philosophers. But England’s theory marks the first time that has been convincingly proposed since Darwin, and is backed by mathematical research and a proposal that can be put to the test. source http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/new-theory-of-life-could-prove-how-life-began-and-disprove-god-10070114.html?cmpid=facebook-post |
ollah1:Yh u r ryt.....2006 under JM |
maxwell530:may be 2006 round of 16 2 1 and 1 1 |
ollah1:lol......Suarez Ronaldo Bale their from mars abi?.......from time immemorial Madrid has brought players from Man U......wht did u mean? |
buccal:can u remember Che and man u played 2008 final and almost repeated the sane in 2009 if nt ojoro and Lucky inieta goal at the bridge .........that nyt..... |
SalesConsultant:Wow!!!!! this is really MKT201 I love the course thou |
Boazzz:Lol.....that is what my lecturers knw how to set best and u will fail big time........Economics that's our way...... Yakubu and Yaru fill in d gap...... |
with little knowledge I acquired in Pos111 and Pos114 both are collectively called Legislative.(bi cameral)........... senate is upper chamber while the House of rep is lower chamber. this name vary from one country to another in Us the lower is house of common and upper is house of Lord.......same as Britain the second type of legislative is Uni cameral with just one legislative chamber while bi cameral is two legislative chamber which Nigeria and Us are using. U cannot be a member of house of rep at d same time member of senate ..... just summary thou may be it can be of helpful |
rkarang:capital punishment ![]() rkarang:capital punishment chaiii...... Naso ACC de always be ooo, na God save for 100L. u be scholar na......u can get 86 there atleast u guys test was simple |
wht is happening ........dry land |
Anyone that chose whatsapp over bbm has no contact on his/her bbm. Bbm dere is privacy, notification is dere , is fun.......is just everything [i][/i] |
obina4life:Lol.......wen I de use etisalat 1.5gb |
lucrownt:see ur life Something they r doing for N500, N300. Mine was even free. Smh |
illicit:lol......she is stale thou |
Bidexluv:Am sad to tell u this that spreadsheet is out and some pple have collected theirs and Fin 112 is dere with their current cgpa....... I think d person can trying changing of course as enunciated on d portal |
aronkyshire:He wuld continue from whr he stopped buh he needs to meet with management of his dpt.... HOD and others |
IAMSUPERSOJMAN:Guy its simple .........dnt pick Soc101 Acc102 and choose d rest |
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So my Daddy in the Lord got marry in 1967 Daddy G.O. Baba is now 73.....
