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[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=889281.msg10357964#msg10357964 date=1331220013]On the average, a Nigerian spends atleast 10,000 Naira a month on power.

I will pay 50,000 for light per month[/quote]you are [size=38pt]MAD[/size]

Your friend should be celebrating,
Once they release him he should get a good lawyer and he ll smile all the
way to the bank,

Happy Birthday to NIGERIA'S MOST HONEST CROOK (OBJ)

[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=885002.msg10322551#msg10322551 date=1330793894]Out: Lampard, Drogba, A. Cole, Malouda, Kalou, Ferraira, Mikel, until these guys leave, no coach will ever get it right. They are playing for their names and not the team. Rubbish   [/quote]Sorry but I disagree with your choice of Mikel,
Mikel is a TOTAL disgrace and you guys will be doing us (Arsenal) a favor by keeping
on to him,
Pls keep him so you guys can keep dropping points,

Heartless leaders

1000MW Power station donated by the British will do just fine,

Before you count to 10, you must first start by counting 1

FRANKLINTON:
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Taiye Taiwo says the inability of the Super Eagles to qualify for the recently concluded Africa Nations Cup, where Zambia won the tournament has given confidence to Rwanda players, who think they can beat Nigeria, ‘what a pity.’

According to the Super Eagles left back, the players have resolved to make a statement that the Eagles are still a force to be reckoned with in African football, by defeating the Amavubi of in Kigali on Wednesday.

“Every team in Africa now wants to beat the Super Eagles because we did not qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations. We know that this has given Rwanda a big hope that they can beat Nigeria, well, it’s a pity! But we are going to deal with them in Kigali.” Taiwo said.

He added : “The best way to announce that Nigeria is back in African football is for us to beat Rwanda in Kigali. Rwandans are free to boast, it is allowed in football, but the field will judge and we are determined to win.”

LOOOOOOLLLLLLLL,  Taiye Taiwo is USELESS,  LOOOOLLLLL
                 


MORAL
If you are not a world class player that can single handedly change the fortune of a team,
Don't run your mouth

ADOPTION!!! ADOPTION!!! ADOPTION!!!!
YOU SHOULD HAVE PUT THE CHILD FOR ADOPTION!
THERE ARE MANY EAGER COUPLES WHO CAN'T HAVE BABIES PRAYING AND SEARCHING
ADOPTION AGENCIES FOR A CHILD,
WHAT YOU DID IS WICKEDNESS AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL.

N.B
I read that when one dies, several people will greet you on the other side,
(Parents who have passed on, family members on the other side and those you killed)

Food for thought

ministergh:
The Chief Executive Officer, who said the problem was temporary, explained that Ghana currently needs a daily supply of 1,600 megawatts power for both domestic and industrial purpose.

I dont understand why some people here cant understand simple written english or maybe, say, make deductions. According to the statement above, 1600megawatts of power is what the country Ghana requires to power it homes and industries. it does not mean that 1600 megawats is its production capacity. you could fetch 10 buckets of water but you may only use three. it does not then mean that you only have three buckets of water. Ghana has the akosombo dam which at full capacity can supply much of west africa. Ghana also has a thermal plant station that supply it with power and is currently at the completion stage of another hydro-electric power dam called Bui Dam. Ghana is also fast developing its own gas pipeline so that they can stop relying on nigeria, which they have accused of deliberately cutting gas supply form the west african gas pipeline project in other to be on the same scale with nus.they have also recently invited the private sector to engage in power production all with the aim of selling power to their neighbors like us. it is rather important for us to focus on how to get out of our misery than keep talking about countries that seem to be getting things right. If our energy sector is given to ghana, i bet they can mmake it better than what our abacha, GEJ and all the bunch of useless barstards did.

WOOW! that was harsh and uncalled for.

ministergh:
The Chief Executive Officer, who said the problem was temporary, explained that Ghana currently needs a daily supply of 1,600 megawatts power for both domestic and industrial purpose.

I dont understand why some people here cant understand simple written english or maybe, say, make deductions. According to the statement above, 1600megawatts of power is what the country Ghana requires to power it homes and industries. it does not mean that 1600 megawats is its production capacity. you could fetch 10 buckets of water but you may only use three. it does not then mean that you only have three buckets of water. Ghana has the akosombo dam which at full capacity can supply much of west africa. Ghana also has a thermal plant station that supply it with power and is currently at the completion stage of another hydro-electric power dam called Bui Dam. Ghana is also fast developing its own gas pipeline so that they can stop relying on nigeria, which they have accused of deliberately cutting gas supply form the west african gas pipeline project in other to be on the same scale with nus.they have also recently invited the private sector to engage in power production all with the aim of selling power to their neighbors like us. it is rather important for us to focus on how to get out of our misery than keep talking about countries that seem to be getting things right. If our energy sector is given to ghana, i bet they can mmake it better than what our abacha, GEJ and all the bunch of useless barstards did.

WOOW! that was harsh and uncalled for.

ministergh:
The Chief Executive Officer, who said the problem was temporary, explained that Ghana currently needs a daily supply of 1,600 megawatts power for both domestic and industrial purpose.

I dont understand why some people here cant understand simple written english or maybe, say, make deductions. According to the statement above, 1600megawatts of power is what the country Ghana requires to power it homes and industries. it does not mean that 1600 megawats is its production capacity. you could fetch 10 buckets of water but you may only use three. it does not then mean that you only have three buckets of water. Ghana has the akosombo dam which at full capacity can supply much of west africa. Ghana also has a thermal plant station that supply it with power and is currently at the completion stage of another hydro-electric power dam called Bui Dam. Ghana is also fast developing its own gas pipeline so that they can stop relying on nigeria, which they have accused of deliberately cutting gas supply form the west african gas pipeline project in other to be on the same scale with nus.they have also recently invited the private sector to engage in power production all with the aim of selling power to their neighbors like us. it is rather important for us to focus on how to get out of our misery than keep talking about countries that seem to be getting things right. If our energy sector is given to ghana, i bet they can mmake it better than what our abacha, GEJ and all the bunch of useless barstards did.

WOOW! that was harsh and uncalled for.

ministergh:
The Chief Executive Officer, who said the problem was temporary, explained that Ghana currently needs a daily supply of 1,600 megawatts power for both domestic and industrial purpose.

I dont understand why some people here cant understand simple written english or maybe, say, make deductions. According to the statement above, 1600megawatts of power is what the country Ghana requires to power it homes and industries. it does not mean that 1600 megawats is its production capacity. you could fetch 10 buckets of water but you may only use three. it does not then mean that you only have three buckets of water. Ghana has the akosombo dam which at full capacity can supply much of west africa. Ghana also has a thermal plant station that supply it with power and is currently at the completion stage of another hydro-electric power dam called Bui Dam. Ghana is also fast developing its own gas pipeline so that they can stop relying on nigeria, which they have accused of deliberately cutting gas supply form the west african gas pipeline project in other to be on the same scale with nus.they have also recently invited the private sector to engage in power production all with the aim of selling power to their neighbors like us. it is rather important for us to focus on how to get out of our misery than keep talking about countries that seem to be getting things right. If our energy sector is given to ghana, i bet they can mmake it better than what our abacha, GEJ and all the bunch of useless barstards did.

WOOW! that was harsh and uncalled for.

Ibori will definitely serve some jail time,
What is the dramatic twist there?

He will plead quilty to a lesser charge and that will definitely attract jail time for sure

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That is how is starts,
First quit nairaland
then quit watching football
then quit hanging out with your friends
then the list goes on and on,
It is clear that your girlfriend is insecure n immature (sorry to say that)

You are a man, stand your grounds,
SHE STAYS, NAIRALAND STAYS (but time spent there should reduce),

They are always unaffordable.
If they aren't expensive, then why don't you convince us otherwise by
post price details,

Got a HTC freestyle,

*Internet is slow
*Phone fell from my hand and the screen broke - I have been trying to fix it now for months
*touch screen response is slow
As a result I decided not to go for another brand of HTC again

Now I see how gullible we Nigerians were from 1993 - date,
To think that OBJ promised us steady power supply within 2 years
and *didn't increase the power generation capacity
*Spent billions on NEPA in his 1st year
*Spent more billions as he was about leaving office,

I don't like GEJ but for once, someone is doing the right thing.

Beaf:
[size=14pt]220MW Sapele power plant comes on stream[/size]


The Minister of Power, Professor Barth Nnaji, had on Monday in Lagos put current power generation in the country at 4,300 megawatts (MW), representing about 40 per cent increase from 2,800MW at the commencement of the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan.

[size=38pt]IF THIS IS TRUE! OBJ WAS USELESS[/size]

The poster is right,
Speaking in tongues is the easiest of God's gift for satan to imitate.

He deserves it,

^^^^ What are you still doing in Kano? ^^^^

DaLover:
Spend money on those 4 communities or elsewhere, you are providing examples of countries who have succeded in electrifing their whole country, and demanding that GEJ spend money F00LISHly,

What is more foolish?
Spending billions on senators, governors etc

          OR

Paying a token (For sure the government will get a good bargain from chevron - it cos be in form of tax reduction) to get electricity to the rural communities,

^^ Thank you very much, ^^
A functioning government will do what functioning government in functioning countries do!!!!
BUY BACK EXCESS ELECTRICITY, SIMPLE

Australia,
Any excess electricity generated is fed back into the national power grid for other Australian households to use. The household is then reimbursed for supplying this renewable energy - and this offset appears on their energy invoice.


USA
Most states in the US have net metering bills that basically say the utility company is required to buy the power back from you at the same rate you buy power from them.

NIGERIA,
GEJ
GIVE YOUR EXCESS ELECTRICITY BACK FOR FREE,

Why can't the government buy the remaining 50MW and feed it to the national grid and then supply it to the
communities,
[size=28pt]THIS IS ONE OF THE REASONS I LEFT NIGERIA LONG AGO.
HOPELESS[/size]

Akwasi:
Very funny, Who told you Ghana is about Asamoah Gyan? Appiah, Essien, Kingston and the rest are no more but Ghana is still surviving.

That is what some Nigerians thought about JJ okocha, kanu etc,
But I guess the result is showing,

The beginning of the end for Ghana football,

A former Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Tony Anenih, a former Minister of Information, Dora Akunyili, and scores of other passengers are currently stranded at the Abuja airport after one of the toilets in their Arik flight 583 to Benin failed to flush.

A passenger on the flight told Premium Times officials of the airline evacuated the passengers from the plane after the rear toilet wouldn't flush even after technical staff of the airline were called in.

The flight was to take off at 1 p.m but boarding only commenced more than one hour later.

After passengers boarded and the plane was to take off, the captain announced that one of the toilets was blocked and needed to be fixed.

For 30 minutes the problem was not resolved, forcing the airline to evacuate passengers.

As at 3.30p.m, passengers were still loitering around while the airline staff made spirited effort to fix the toilet

fake news,