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^^^^ Thats ur opinion and obviously wrong. Av been in this zone (Nigerdelta) zone for close to a decade now and i obviously know what i am talking about. |
^^^ I prefer Gadaffi. Akinwale Gadafi is cool. That speaks of courage. |
Navi:To be honest, SA is a better country than Nigeria as regards living standards IMO however Demdem: |
i think its high time we start requesting for HIV certificates from all potential SA coming into our country ![]() |
Seun should ban the poster for insulting him ![]() |
^^^^ Are u referring to Lagos state police force or Nigerian Police force? Whose responsibility is it to take care of the Nigerian police? State or Federal? |
Ok, this whole article from this site is worth reading (last updated August 2011). Since our govt seems not to know the basic things as regards our petroleum industry (considering the various contradictions we hear from our officials) i think it isnt out of place to ask from a foreign govt who seems to know In 2010, Nigeria consumed approximately 280,000 bbl/d of oil. [/b]The country has four refineries (Port Harcourt I and II, Warri, and Kaduna) with a combined capacity of around 450,000 bbl/d. As a result of poor maintenance, theft, and fire, none of these refineries have ever been fully operational. [b]In 2009 and some of 2010 these refineries operated at their lowest levels of between 0 and 30 percent of capacity, and led to the country importing about 85 percent of its fuel needs. By early 2011, operational capacity increased to between 60 and 75 percent but the country still requires product imports to meet demand. New refineries have been planned for several years now but lack of financing has caused several delays. As part of the PIB energy sector reforms described below, the government plans to end price subsidies and privatize the refining sector. In the meantime, according to Business Monitor International, NNPC has signed contracts to swap crude for products under yearly contracts with Trafigura, an oil trading company, and Cote d'Ivoire's national refiner SIR. http://www.eia.gov/countries/cab.cfm?fips=NI |
jamace: OAM4J:me thinks Ribadu committe should be disbanded, NEITI empowered and headed by Ribadu ( |
stay clear from her. |
fancy s:For that singular reason, there is no way u can know. |
how much please. |
^^^ whats wrong with it? she is big and beautiful ![]() |
Boyoorisha:he is the PRO of the service. what stops him from asking the reporter to refer back for the truth? |
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Onlytruth:u dont now what u are talking about. Since when? |
[quote author=Niger_d link=topic=886295.msg10331474#msg10331474 date=1330937205]an Extract from Enough of this insult – Reps, MEND http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/03/enough-of-this-insult-reps-mend/ S-South deserves apology for the insult — Osula Hon Arigbe Osula asserted in an interview: “Decades of irreparable damages done to the Niger-Delta region by years of gross neglect by the military, whose leadership were mostly Northerners cannot be compensated for by a few years of marginally improved revenue represented by just 13 per cent revenue derivation.”[/quote]Besides in addition to that u we also have a ministry devoted to your region, NDDC plus increase intervention from various oil companies. Its definately more than marginal but very few things to show for it because of corruption and "theiving" practices of leaders and past warlords (criminals) |
What ffucking apology? Sttupid man. Instead of him to canvassed for SNC that will entrench true federalism, he is talking rubbish. Useless man. |
Useless Governor. |
it isnt by force and they are on point. Let Govt buid these refineries. |
another jamboree that will lead no where. these losers simply dont learn. |
Eko Ile:Another Classic. |
Another jamboree just commenced. Shior |
dayokanu:Classic |
It will be unfortunate if these "cabal" arent prosecuted. |
for whatever reason, its wrong. temporal or not, its unheard of. better options are there. |
shamecurls: ![]() |
This interview has just confirmed what i have always known about Asari. He is a cretin |
Nigerian Prisons Service has denied reports of the death of one of the suspected masterminds of the October 1, 2010 bomb blast in Abuja, Tiemkenfa Osvwo (aka General Gbokos). The Prisons Public Relations Officer, Kayode Odeyemi, said he read about Osvwo's death in the newspapers like everyone. "I am not aware of his death, I don't know what happened to him; I just read about it in the newspapers," he said on Sunday. Osvwo was arrested by the State Security Service along with three others for their alleged involvement in the October 1, 2010 blasts that claimed many lives in Abuja. A statement by Osvwo's lawyer, Festus Keyamo, had claimed the suspect died at Kuje Prisons on Saturday following the fumigation of his cell by the prison authorities, alleging that he was murdered. He also alleged that other accused persons in the bombing still in Kuje Prisons were re facing similar conditions that claimed Osvwo's life. Keyamo claimed that Osvwo's death was the result of the maltreatment meted out to the accused persons in prison. He said, "The sickness leading to the death of Tiemkenfa Francis Osvwo started when their cell was fumigated with a strange substance on the January 8, 2012, which affected the health of all the four suspects. Suffice it to reiterate that we, their solicitors raised the alarm about that development at the time. "Prior to his death in custody, Gbokos had been urinating and defecating on himself in the prison and despite pleas by his solicitors requesting that he be treated properly, no one attended to him. http://www.nigerianeye.com/2012/03/prisons-service-denies-death-of-2010.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Nigerianeye+%28NigerianEye%29&utm_content=Yahoo%21+Mail |
Popular Man of God, Activist and the Vice-Presidential candidate for the Congress for Progressive Change in 2011 elections, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has called on the government to prosecute those who illegally benefitted from fuel subsidy. The Serving Overseer, Latter Rain Assembly, spoke at the church's auditorium on Sunday while delivering the Part Four of a sermon titled, 'Intervention in Governance: Wisdom for Public Service'. The cleric, who used the biblical story of King Solomon and the two women who brought a case over the maternity of a child to him as a metaphor, stated that President Goodluck Jonathan must do justice to Nigerians by ensuring that the subsidy fraud was thoroughly investigated. He said, "God will give the President the wisdom on how to do it. A leader needs wisdom to administer justice. Wisdom is the tree of life. The subsidy issue must not be swept under the carpet. There should be justice because there can never be peace without justice. "This is not a matter of politics. We should fix the problem before the problem fixes us. There should be no attempt to sweep the matter under the carpet, else every other thing will not work. We need to know who collected certain amount of money and what it was used for." Bakare added, "Sometimes, we think that integrity was enough to serve in government but in the Nigerian context, it had shown that it is not. Integrity is not enough, experience counts." He lamented that a majority of the Nigerian political leaders are only concerned about themselves while those who elected them wallow in abject poverty. According to Bakare, no good leader will look down on the people he is supposed to serve and call them "ordinary", "miscreants" and "masses". He added, "No leader that is worth his salt will look down on the people he is supposed to serve and call them ordinary, masses and miscreants. They only become 'great' when he was seeking their votes." On whether the Save Nigeria Group, which played a major role in mobilising Nigerians during the fuel subsidy removal protests in January had abandoned the fight against unpopular government's policies, Bakare declined comments. http://www.nigerianeye.com/2012/03/bakare-urges-fg-to-prosecute-subsidy.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Nigerianeye+%28NigerianEye%29&utm_content=Yahoo%21+Mail Good advice for the Retardeen. |
Impossicant. However, i pray it does because it would be good riddance. |
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renowned killer and bomber turned politician. wat does he know about the state of the nation? GEJ 4 president 2012