₦airaland Forum

nairalanda1:
Chap above me thinks that we can bake bread at N1000 and sell it at N100
He also thinks we can refine fuel from crude at N800 and sell it at N100
He also thinks we can create a Kwh of power at N210 and above and sell it at N10

And anyone who disagrees with him is an agent of westernizaton and a Tinubu supporter

Meanwhile TInubu thinks exactly as he does, considering that he keeps subsidies in power in place.

I think he should hand back his diploma. Parents wasted some cash on him. He also should lead the protelarian vanguard against the bourgeouisie.

naptu2:
1) Cities like Lancaster in the United States use solar power as their main source of electricity. If a city can use solar power as its main source, then it's very easy for a mere university campus.

2) Solar power provides a significant amount of the electricity that is used in many cities in the West (not standby electricity, but the main source of electricity). The one problem that those western cities have is battery capacity. Can power from the solar plant take them through the night.

We can use Nigeria as an example. Unlike the funny comments on this thread, the people at REA have had practical experience because they have installed a lot of these plants over many years. You can see that the villager in Abuja said that they get 20 hours of power every day.

Why 20 hours and not 24 hours?

That's where Tianjin comes in.

3) Tianjin is another place that uses solar power to provide electricity (mains power, not standby). So what happens at night.

While batteries at night might power a city for 4 or 5 hours, in Tianjin they use salt to provide electricity at night.

They have a special salt that retains heat and they place this salt in towers. During the day they direct mirrors at the towers and these use sunlight to heat up the towers.

At night the heat from the salt is used to heat water and provide steam energy and generate electricity and this lasts for around 12 to 15 hours.

So, solar energy is not only used to provide standby power.

Besides, the guys from REA, the World Bank and the African Development Bank did not start this today.

jideflash:
Shebi I Tell You, Una no hear, now moto Don jam am:

* Your Healthcare system cannot save you. (it's just not enough.) we are surrounded by sickbays and not equipped hospitals.
* Your yahoo yahoo pastor can't save you, otherwise let them go to the isolation centers.

* Your govt can't save you, even your presido Don go run leave you .
* Your crude oil can't save you. where is the demand, energy is now transitioning to Renewables. The oil dominance era is over.
* Your church can't save you. They will rather compel you to continue paying your tithes and offerings instead of raising fund for relief.
* Your isolation can't save you. Na hunger, heat and darkness go chase people come out.
* Your visas cant save you now. The better countries only want your medical experts. So we dey here together.

NIGERIANS HAVE Been IGNORANTLY LIVING ON A PILE OF GUNPOWDER.

Nigeria hasn't been working for a long time. #Conaravirus is just another trigger that shows the frailty of our beloved nation.

I advise you all to stay home, and really think deeply about the future of the nation, how much it affects your life and what you will do different to change it (post corona).

Until then, stay safe.

#LetsFixNigeria

Desyner:
The global economy is shutting down because of Nigeria's Buhari. Kudos.

Xuga:
Ewhoring .... Concentrate on foreign clients only... And as a lady you would have no problem closing a sale...
Probably make about $2000 every month..

Bella55555:
answer me is India the most populated country in the world

meobizy:
OP, China is the most populated followed by India.
Two things are a curse to mankind: Oil and Religion. They fester poverty to the nth degree. I still find it hard to understand how Saudi Arabia balances oil and wealth.

Christie171:
you can also add cornflour to the above but its optional though.

Shukuakukobambi:
The shame of a Nation.

I don't understand Nigerian politicians. You want to steal money, why not finish this Brass LNG so you can have plenty to steal every year as they produce? You steal yours, the country earns some, the citizens get jobs in addition to amenities and jobs for the host communities?

Every body wins but these buffoons are too daft to see it

Christie171:
you can also add cornflour to the above but its optional though.

funmisticqueen:
i think apongbon market in lagos island or ojota market

Initiated in December 2003, the Brass LNG, which currently has NNPC, ENI and Total as shareholders, was initially estimated to cost about $3.5b, but that has now been pushed to over $25b.
The Guardian gathered that so far, slightly over $1b had been expended on early works, even without the signing of a Final Investment Decision (FID).

funmisticqueen:
then mix with milk and sugar and grind it, maybe add a little malt extract

funmisticqueen:
put a teaspoon in a cup, add hot water, ad d milk and sugar. that is all

laidol:
heard its efinrin in Yoruba language. its commonly used in pepper soup and yes you can conveniently get it in nigeria

jcflex:
it not a clash btw farmers and herdsmen.

it an attack on farmers by herdsmen.

i dnt think we heard of farmers team up to attack herdsmen.
what we have is herdsmen attacking farmers on their farm destroying their means of liveliihood.