₦airaland Forum

chidyke77:
There was a day i was undressing in d presense of my 3yr old nephew and i noticed that his attention was focused on my joystick and i could see him smiling and still watching my organ. The nxt thing he did is to bring out hs own joystick wt smiles on hs face and weneva he noticed that am going inside the room he wld followed me expecting to see my organ again.
So my own contribution is that u shuld nt be undressing in their presense even at dat age.

coogar:
if we can get cleverley fit, the team picks itself.
if he's not going to be fit for that game, 4-4-2 would expose united at anfield.

fergie should just go about it the old-school way!
4-3-3. anderson, carrick and fletcher to support, young, rooney and nani.
the back four of jones, smalling, evra and one of rio/vidic should do.

donem:
lucky or not, i dont give a crab about the bulshits all anti-united critics say. Congrat's to all united players for getting 3 points well deserved, all united haters mostly d blues supporters can go rot in HELL if they choose to.

chmod777:
Hi brothers,
All said on this post could only stop new entrant into systems security. Real h * a * k *rs or penetration experts (ethical) have more sophistications that when I tell you NO one is secure , I am sure of what I am saying. Just try to be careful and pray you do not fall victim. Antivirusse, firewals, IDS, your ssl password protections are all for theories. Just make friends with an exploiter/real Linux geeks/pentesters, then you would regret why IETF never envisaged security as a problem to internetworking of things.
Those who have heard this " the quieter you become, the more you are able to hear" should understand what I mean.
Internet is real childs play when it comes to security.
Did you know that the TCP/IP protocol on itself has vulnerabilities and backdoors
Did you know that http (GET,PUSH, PULL, Synch etc) is so vulnerable and several back-doors.
Did you know that the macros in your Windows office is real jail braker
Did you know that the SQL is unreasonable so vulnerable.
Did you know that the most deadly software is pdf

Take note that[b] no protection[/b] can really protect you from advanced guys. It feels cool to know what to do and how to do it


I must conclude that when it comes to IT security ;{the stuffs you learn in conventional class rooms just to get a piece of paper to hang on your wall is but a shadow of the real deal}

lanre_front:
Most people that use blackberry phones have never used a top notch nokia or samsung phone, that's why they will think a blackberry camera is extra-ordinary. It's okay. That's it. Nothing more.

People don't even knows that their emails can enter automatically on nokia, htc, and Samsung smartphones, just like it does on blackberry. The only different thing about blackberry is Pinging.

4llerbuntu:
is there something you are supposed to do to access the 3g? cos all these pple for NL dey funny
i wont be surprised that its edge some pple here are using to browse wap pages and shouting "e fast diiiiiieeeeeee"

my phones cannot seem to connect to the 3g. the edge is waaay slower than it used to be.





hmmn, well sha, at least make alternatives dey make boiz stop to dey slow down network
good question, just subscribe to broadband plan and see the speed.if you buy from 500mb to 6gb,u wl surely get the 3g.

my people, over to una make we help dem launch the network wella, as per as usual nah

flagot:
please i need your help, me and my friend were using my gmail, i blocked him but the second he changed all the details i used in opening it and lock me out hear is my email flagtt@yahoo.com you can contact me,,,anybody who can help me out,

OAM4J:
[size=13pt]Nigeria Needs $10bn Annually to Achieve 40,000 MW[/size]

The Federal Government Thursday said for Nigeria to achieve 40,000 Megawatts [b][/b]by 2020, it has to make an investment of $10 billion annual over the next 10 years.

Minister of Power, Prof. Bath Nnaji, however, explained that government did not have such money and said that underscored the need for the Federal Government to partner the private sector to achieve this feat.

The Minister, who was represented by the Special Adviser to the Minister, Mr. Chukwuemeka Adinuba, at a symposium organised by the construction and engineering services group of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), said based on this development, as early as 2005, the government, through the National Assembly, passed the electricity power reform bill into law to confront any stumbling block to the realisation of the Federal Govern-ment’s target to generate 4,000 Megawatt, by year 2020.

“In other words, the six power generation companies and the 11 distribution firms will become private sector-owned companies in the first quarter of 2012. The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) will remain government-owned but managed by a firm with a well established record and reputation,” he said.

He added: “The determination to do the right thing in the power sector, no matter whose ox is gored, explains our disengagement and redeployment of some chief executive officers and other executives in the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) system since a new administration came into being in the Federal Ministry of Power.”

He said the ministry had set up a committee to fold up PHCN but expressed regret that it had been confronted by people from all angles the ministry did not expect.

“We are determined because we have the support of the President. We have made it clear that the President is not a politician otherwise he would have insisted on PHCN and its supported companies remaining government-owned and managed,” he added.

He, however, cautioned that even though the country achieves 40,000 Megawatts, it would not be enough to solve the needs of the country. He cited South Africa as an example, saying that country with a population of about 47 million was still battling with inadequate power supply, adding that with Nigeria’s current population, 40,000 Mega-watt would not be able to meet the power needs of its people.

“So, we need to do more than 40,000 Megawatts. As a result we are looking at ways to augment what we presently have. Currently we have two major sources which are hydro and thermal. We are now adding the third source which is coal.

“We are building three coal fire power stations in Enugu, Gombe and Kogi. Nigeria’s coal is the highest in terms of quality in the world. It is only coal from Australia that can compete with Nigeria. We are doing 1,000 Megawatts in each station,” he added.

Also speaking at the event, the President of LCCI, Otunba Femi Deru, said apart from the investment in the 40,000 Megawatts, there were substantial investments that needed to be made in the other aspects of the supply chain, including the transmission and distribution networks.

He said in a developing country, the government had a fundamental responsibility to provide infrastructure and security to stimulate private investment and guarantee real economic growth.

“The success or failure of a government should be measured by its performance in these areas. My plea therefore is that while we pursue the reforms, we need to reconstruct our priorities in favour of more investments in infrastructures,” he said.

He added that the management of utilities should be insulated from the bureaucracy and political interference in the country and said that the problem with most of the utilities was not so much the lack of resources but the appalling quality of management and scandalous corruption.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/nigeria-needs-10bn-annually-to-achieve-40-000-mw/99070/

ad hoc:
I think mortuary business is not too lucrative compared to the nagative perception the society will have of you.
your children, wife and family will be stigmatised and that could make them have complex issues.
i have not seen anyone engaged in mortuary business that is not or at least tagged diabolical and evil.

The 2nd reason why you can not run the business successfully is the obvious which is power,and accident victims that may not be claimed for a longgggg time.

This kind of business can only be run by govt, big time private hospitals .

In all I think you should drop the idea of mortuary especially if you are bellow 50yrs and think of Cold room instead if you have excess power to play with.
Do your feasibility studies, i guarantee you, Cold room is more profitable, honourable, and clean.

kabukabu50:
Lagos is in no way a "liveable"city unless you have your thick skull deep in sand
To be liveable a city has to have,
1)24/7 Electricity-Not the constant hum of generators
2)Extensive sewer network-Not open drains,septic tanks and heaps of filthy rubbish.
3)Well co ordinated Emergency service-not waiting 30 mins for ambulance/police or rescue.
4)Water hydrants-not Fire trucks hauling gallons of water
5)green areas for conservation-not concrete jungle.
6)Sidewalks,bike paths and parks
7)Access to transportation,lots of rail,road options to commuters

Lagos doesn't come close to qualifying thats why its on the list, if your're mad about that, go beat your brains into a pulp.

aspabay:
Sorry, NLanders, I heard the info from a talk show (not news) on a radio station. It turned out to be mere speculation from some guys who are clearly tired of work or don't know the effect of such misinformation.
Please dust your shoes, iron your shirt and go to work on monday.
Apollogies!

babaearly:
@Boyloaf

i ate some beans two days back, and havent stopped. dont worry i'll let you know later on how sweet the food was.

Toaskarity:
^^^^ dont this guys know that outside world read this!

jerk:
Such is life bt hw did he beat the customs? Infact,our airport customs are very corrupt upon all those scanners yet he bypassed them all.Shame to our customs.