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Ozommadu:The Delta of River Niger is found only in Delta and Bayelsa States. However, the six SS states have decided to adopt the appellation as their collective name. So your attempt to redefine the Niger Delta is an exercise in futility. |
Ozommadu:I keep wondering what gives you the authority to so brashly speak for other tribes of the SS. I am from a minority tribe in Edo North and I am very much interested in Niger Delta Republic. Same with Esan, Bini, etc. Face your SE and leave SS people to decide their fate. You seem to hate Ijaw so much but you hypocritically keep crying over Jonathan's 2015 election loss despite he is almost of Ijaw extraction. I think this irony only confirms the feeling that you Igbos love for Jonathan was only because he gave you the juiciest portfolios of his cabinet. |
Ozommadu:So if, in an event that Nigeria breaks up, all the southern minority tribes decide and agree to form a country of their own and name it Niger Delta Republic, you will be able to stop them because they are not all Ijaws or a uniform tribe? I think the SS plays too much with you Igbos. |
Ozommadu:Going by your way of reasoning, only the about 10 states which are directly connected to River Niger should be qualified to be part of Nigeria. States like Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Abia, Enugu, Borno, Jigawa, Sokoto, Kano, Ondo, Ekiti, Oyo, Lagos, Ogun, are not part of Nigeria because they are not even close to River Niger at all. Please which primary school did you attend? |
Ozommadu:Anambra State is named after River Omambala but the river in question actually passes through only four out of the over 17 LGAs in the state. Can we therefore argue that the other 13 LGAs are not part of Anambra State? Lagos State was named after Lagos Island but most of its other 19 LGAs don't share boundaries with Lagos Island. Can we therefore argue that they are really not part of Lagos State? Even Delta State is named after the Estuary of River Niger but only about three or four of its LGA are actually located right on the delta. Following your logic, we can say that the other 21 LGAs of the state are not actually part of the state. I am the one supposed to ask you for your highest level of education. |
Bede2u:The coup is termed Igbo coup not because of the ethic composition of the plotters but because of the pattern of casualty which favored Igbo as no single Igbo politician was killed unlike Hausa, Fulani, Yoruba, Urhobo, and so many other tribes which lost their most revered leaders. In addition, most of the killings were done by the Igbo members of the plot and after the gruesome killings, only Igbos were reported to have celebrated the coup publicly in the North. |
agbanimu11:Investors should look the way of UBA and Chams while traders should look the way of Chams and Japaul. It is like a Venn Diagram with Chams as the intersection set. |
essentialone:Not yet. |
megawealth01:BE, meaning? |
megawealth01:Waiting for generational low is a form of timing the market and experience has shown that Market Timing is the most difficult thing in the world of stock trading. |
Streetinvestor2:I heard that kidnapping strategy doesn't work that way because if you kidnapp a rich man, no one has access to his account to pay the ransom, hence you rather kidnapp his relation and the rich man will be available to negotiate and pay the ransom. |
jideflash:Pray for another Covid-19 outbreak ![]() |
megawealth01:Generational low gang |
Willie2015:You have a point there. However, if, after the bonus, earnings don't increase commensurately, then market forces are likely to adjust the price down. From now on I will only buy UCAP when there is a prolonged general bear which can pull its price down to a divided yield of close to 25% like it happened in Covid-19 time when it fell to as low as N1.8 |
ositadima1:Seems to me that UCAP has entered into the league of the FUGAZ in terms of price behavior and divided yield hence its capital appreciation potential from now on is very limited except an upheaval happens in the company. |
debeey87:Over 3 million units of NAHCO are currently on offer. Seems your broker is bidding at the bottom price of the bid side. |
ghm:Yes. There are bids at 52 kobo but no offer. Though offers were available at the opening of market but all got cleared within 30 minutes. I just managed to squeeze in hoping to alight once sustained offers start mounting. |
ositadima1:You should have known that I wanted to type solute but autocorrect demon. |
Locotrader:I see MB doing wonders too either short term or medium term. |
ositadima1:Concentration is defined as the relative quantity of solute present in a fixed or standard quantity of solvent. So concentration is normally used in reference to solvent. |
Agbalowomeri:Same question I have been asking. |
Wike remains the best example in history that in politics there are no friends or enemies on a permanent basis but that only interests are permanent. |
Mfunkynation:Seems that in the Nigerian Stock Exchange generally and on this thread, those who did sciences far outnumber those who studied commercial and financial courses. I am wondering how come. |
chimex38:Can there be anything like concentration of water? I know that I could measure the concentration of salt in grams of that salt per dm³ of water, but how do you measure concentration of water? Would you say 2grams of water per dm³ of water? |
ositadima1:Both of us are Biology Majors and you are not. |
ositadima1:In Physics, pressure is Force per unit area, but that doesn't apply in the concept of osmotic pressure. Just like saying someone is under work pressure in the office, and the usage of pressure here has nothing to do with a physical force being mounted on him. |
emmanuelewumi:Exactly. He is looking at Biological principles through the lense of Physics. Apart from osmosis, there are other movements which happen against concentration gradients (from areas of lower to higher concentration) in living cells, e.g Active transport and others. |
ositadima1:Try the experiment I have just described above and you will get a better understanding. |
If you want to understand it practically, peel off the bark a pawpaw fruit and cut it into two. Take one half and fill it halfway with salty water, then place it in a bucket containing fresh water (i.e. water without salt), leave it there and go back to check after ten hours, you will observe that the level of water inside the pawpaw has increased.... meaning that water has flowed from the fresh water into the pawpaw because of the higher salt concentration inside the pawpaw at the beginning. |
ositadima1:You are bringing in Physics and law of gravity into it. That doesn't apply here. There is what is called osmotic pressure and it is the force which helps move water across the membrane. Osmosis is strictly about the movement of water molecules and not the movement of any other substance. In all instances of osmosis, there are two solutions separated by a semi-permeable membrane which permits only water to move across it. Now, when those two solutions of different concentrations are connected with that semi permeable membrane, osmotic pressure is immediately set up with the goal of equalizing the two different concentrations. This makes water molecules to start moving away from the hypotonic solution (i.e the side of lower concentration) through the membrane to go and dilute the hypertonic solution (i.e. the side of higher concentration) at the opposite end and in the end both solutions become isotonic (i.e. of equal concentrations) |
ositadima1:Osmosis is the movement of water specifically (and not just any substance) from a region of lower concentration of any other substance to a region of higher concentration of that same substance through a semipermeable membrane. |
emmanuelewumi:We have a new analysis......BA (Biological Analysis) |
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