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I think it will depend on your usage, the usual practise is to top-up or buy a airtime  on pay as you go

you can check the other sections of this site or check the providers

multilinks, Airtel, Glo, Visaphone

http://www.ng.airtel.com/Personal/Tariffs.aspx

http://www.ng.airtel.com/Personal/Tariffs.aspx

I think Lord Sugar saw, Chris as a young chap who still has a lot to learn

Stella is kinda wooden as she as been described but she gets things done quite tenacious as well

Explaining that the state is willing to pay the workers their wages, Mr. Fashola, while speaking to reporters at the presidential wing of the Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMA), Lagos disclosed that his government has other pressing needs that require financial attention.

this is fashola commenting on the current strike in the state

chic2pimp

so what number are you on the list?

Her eyes are too erm striking like koalas

respected?

Tell that to the millions sitting at home for 3+ months in SE nigeria or the students og LASU protesting everyday even getting locked up last week

they(SU) are not organised, they cant carry or gain support from the media or even industry they end of fighting but only get relief when the governor or politicians are ready to use them

Final Today!!

Stuart the brand got fired for embellishment 

Thank goodness for the internet

Abuja — The new 140 megawatts electricity plant being constructed by Geometric power Limited for Aba town and its environs would be ready by September 2007.

When operational, the plant, which is a private-sector initiative, is expected to provide non-interrupted power supply to Abuja. The project, whose cost is put at $125 million, according to Chairman and Chief Executive of Geometrics Power Limited, Professor Barts Nnaji, will run on gas.

Thisday

http://allafrica.com/stories/200606010271.html

Now we are going to blame nigerian journalist for copying and pasting press releases?

I know its a private project, and private projects unlike govt projects dont or are not meant to have this much delay or govt tactics of not delivering on time citing the usual excuse

Geometric Power is guaranteeing 90 per cent supply efficiency when the Aba project is completed in 2006. Why not 100 per cent guarantee? "It is technically improper for anyone in the world to make that kind of guarantee", explains the William Kepler Professor of Engineering at the University of Pittsburgh on a leave of absence from the University of Massachusetts as the first black Di

July 2005 http://upnaira..com/2005/07/prof-nnaji-leads-ipp-project-for-aba.html

more on the Aba project

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-13965.0.html

[quote author=Akin-Egba link=topic=571294.msg7368731#msg7368731 date=1292789451]So much misinformation. According to the company information, the ground-breaking ceremony of the Aba IPP was in 2007. So how could he have completed it the same year?
http://www.geometricpower.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=58&Itemid=72[/quote]it was postponed several times, even on the company website it said 2008 its 2010 now, not a single update


the Abuja project was just a big generator to be honest!

Cos they'll be shot- point blank!

the student unions are more interested in political hand outs than real campaigns
they themselves cant even conduct a proper election- some many faction all over the country

excuse have started already

what about the National SuperGrid

7000MW by april 2011?

miqos02:
my only problem with this man is that he is national chairman of a political party and he is also a major player in the power sector, talking about conflict of interest

exactly his power plant was meant to be ready since 2007, we've not heard anything about it since!

Reference:
Sorry COMPAQ your request is simply impossible, whistle blower, for where. That is why change is so, so slow in Nigeria and revolution nigh impossible. I asked this question months ago, no reply - bad topic. We get inundated with cries of injustice and we are perpetrators, unwilling collaborators. The case of the airline you describe is just like banks. No single banker out of a job today saw or heard evidence of wrong doing, massive wrong doing until Sanusi. No one in Oceanic or Intercontinental saw or heard the CEO's transferring massive amounts illegally. Madam and Pastor did it all alone from their bedrooms eh.

It is either these bankers have questionable insight into their profession or were willing accomplices to these crimes. I could remember complaints about some of those banks by fellow forumites on various issues of maladministration months before the crisis but they were repeatedly shouted down and asked to 'produce evidence' like EFCC does when it has a vested interest in not acting. Well the evidence has finally come and na poor man dey suffer.

It is the same reason why the NLC will continue to strike for all the wrong reasons - money instead of accountability so that when the money comes mismanagement steals it back. We need to change that attitude and develop the courage to react. When the man down the street emerges out of nowhere in millions he is probably doing so at someone's expenses. We need candid camera in this country to develop the fear of wrong action. See what the British tabloid did to Amos Adamu. Can it ever happen here. [b]If we inundate AIT with cellphone video of cops at checkpoints, or customs officers turning a blind eye or government workers trading in their offices or PHCN staff tampering with transformers you can imagine the awareness that will generate, the lives it would change and [/b]perhaps the jobs it would save.

lol Ait itslef owns staff salary several months at a time, in fact most of these organisation that should act as whistle-blower in Nigeria have 'K' leg themselves perhaps except 234Next or maybe Sahara Reporters but then again there's Youtube

tpia1

does that mean everyone you argue with on nairaland is your enemy? Do you loose sleep over stuff tha happens on nairaland?
Most of the people you have some 'beef' with on nairaland, do you think they want to hurt you one way or the other ?

OP is now in Canada

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-570972.0.html#msg7368582

Interesting, I remember the other thread

Well some people think skyscrapers are photoshopped too

if it's not bricks and cement its sci-fi

Spino J:
It seems most of u guys are not frm African society cos if u do u will know dat enemy do exist pls.

have you seen your enemies physically, maybe you should have a dialogue with him/her so you can have peace

My body and face cream
My facial cleansers
My body oil
My acne treatment cream in a tube

you can take all these in your luggage

as for the food you can get them when you get there especially if you're going to London or Manchester-
you might be okay with them but not too sure about the crayfish

4. Driving a Commercial Vehicle without valid hackney/stage carriage LCC-04 2 5, 000   Impound Vehicle
5. Driving a commercial Vehicle without Certificate of roadworthiness LCC-05 2 5, 000   Impound Vehicle
6. Non-display of Hackney permit LCC-06 2 5, 000     
7. No kabu-kabu permit LCC-07 2 5, 000     


. Parking on yellow line on any public highway/illegal parking TSM-03 4 50, 000
4. Vehicle crossing double yellow line centre line TSM-04 4 50, 000
5. Staying within the yellow junction box (offside Rule) TSM-05 3 25, 000

hmm who ever made the list for lastma probably just copied and pasted it for them

Where is this from?

Any new pictures _{preferably not from the net}

if you criticise any igbo- you are a tribalist

to be honest there's no point having any discussions in this forum especially if it centres around one person- you can only criticise the FG as a whole

But its always very okay to criticise the Hausas at least no one (or very few people) will shout marginalisation and tribalism

ViVa Nairaland


Segun Adeniyi a personal assistant compared to a federal minister- if he was criticised but no one mentioned tribe

^^^ chei see these mago mago company o

the only thing they celebrate is plane purchase very soon many banks will be suing them

and maybe because they are part of the group that pay actual living wages- apart from Oil N gas, Telcoms and some I.T

and they absorb quite a large number of graduate at a certain time

Former Lobi Stars Ace Reveals Mission To Kwara

Isiaka, your goal against Heartland was quite a classic act and you celebrated it in a most hilarious manner. How would you describe that?

Yeah, the truth was that before that match, there was pressure all over us. Things did not seem to be falling in line for us and against a team like Heartland, who have years of CAF Champions League experience below their belts, we need to raise our game. We needed to win and we saw the three points as the ultimate which we must achieve in the game. And when the game dragged deep into dying minutes, I saw that freekick as a veritable chance and God answered our prayers when the kick went in.

What was the mood in your camp like before that game?

You know, Kwara United is a new team, the players were new and when things were not going our way earlier on, surely, nobody will feel fine.
All the same, we have an experienced coach, the best coach in Nigeria today. He called us together, spoke to us that we need to set a four-unbeaten match target for ourselves starting from the match against Heartland. He said that we must win it  and we responded positively.

Are you saying that victory over Heartland is the turning point for Kwara United?

It is possible to say yes. We felt afterwards that having beaten Heartland, we can do better. Reason is that our self confidence came back. We began  to believe
in ourselves and you can see how we carried that winning mentality to Jos against JUTH.
We told ourselves that the worst result we can get would be a draw. And when we got the first goal, we knew that our target could be achieved.

Your victory in Jos now stretches your record to two unbeaten runs so far…

(Cuts in) Yes, by this weekend, it could be three games  unbeaten. And then the possibility of our achieving our four-match unbeaten run is there.

And your match this weekend happens to be against your former team, Lobi Stars. Are you saying Lobi Stars must fall?

The match against Lobi Stars is the third in the four match-unbeaten target. Yes, it was my former team, a team I served for close to five or six years. I had fond memories of the team. I achieved great feats with them including appearance in the CAF Confederation Cup. But then, this is business. In the line of action, there are no friendship, no compassion.
We are going for our three points and we have to get it. Last season, we finished fourth on the table and picked the WAFU Cup ticket. This time, our target is to win the league and get a hand on the CAF Champions League next year.
Playing in Sagamu is another reason why we must beat Lobi Stars. That is going to be our first match there and we want to make the people happy so that we lure them to our side with victory and good performance.

If you have such fond memories of Lobi Stars, tell us, why did you leave them?

I left Lobi Stars because I want to stay close to my family. My family is in Ilorin while I was in Lobi Stars for that long period. This time, I decided to come closer to them, re-unite with them. There is nothing greater than returning from training or match and staying with ones kids and wife. For me, it gives me an added inspiration. My wife is from Ilorin. Even myself, I was born and brought up in Ilorin and so it is a very nice place for me.

Are you saying you were not attracted by the mega cash which Governor Bukola Saraki was dishing out to Kwara United?

It is not all about money. I told you earlier on that the need to be closer to my family was the major reason I decided to come to Kwara United last season. So all the other factors like welfare package are secondary
though they are important as well. Don’t forget that playing under great coaches like Kadiri Ikhana can also influence one’s choice of club. In all, I love the atmosphere in Ilorin. I love the team too and I am happy here at Kwara United.
I know that you have a couple of friends at Heartland.
Yes, players like, Ikechukwu Ibenegbu, Akpan Bassey, we call him Mosquito. We were together at the national team and the Beach Eagles team together. There are others too.

So what was the feeling like amongst yourselves before that match?

(Laughs!). It was a funny one. We cracked jokes amongst ourselves. Myself and Ogbonnaya Okemiri told them that the game would go our own way, that we were going to win so they better forget  it and think more of picking their own win in Owerri. It was a lovely joke and we cherished it.

So after the game what happened?

Nothing. The only thing I can recall was that I told Mosquito that “I told you we were going to win”.

Tell us, what is Kwara United’s target this season?

Our target is to win the league. At the moment, we are hovering around the top six or thereabout. We want a
situation where by we will climb to the top of the table and remain there until the end of the season. Once we get there, surely it will become permanent.

What is your candid assessment of the league so far?

For me, the league is till too early to be assessed. The only assessment I can give is the fact that referees are now doing very well. At least, many of them. A team can now go to away matches, play well, and the referee gives them that level playing ground such as we got in Jos against JUTH.
The man who officiated that game was fantastic. Not just because we won but because the referee was very upright, fair and firm enough.

You are talking about referee Abdullahi Shuiabu from Kastina

I don’t even know his name or where he came from. What I’m saying is that he was excellent the way he handled the match.

Thank you Isiaka for your time.

You are welcome.

Complete Sports

I saw highlight of their match, it was a home game, remember they are not using their own stadium, tehy are jollyficating in another town enjoying standard stadium

Bukola babes were using a stadium undergoing renovation and now have to relocate to another town so they wont settle in as fast as crown

Wasiu from mangoro car park told me Benin Insurance were walloped at home on top of that they were beaten black n blue by their owns fans


IS IT TRUE?

when Lobi, JUTH, Plateau, Niger and Crown dey there crown is just doing initial gra gra
watch when they come back from the xmas/new year break everybody go find him level

Barely 24 hours after the Nigeria Premier League announced a N2.6 billion, four year sponsorship deal with MTN, represented by Total Promotions, the Nigeria Football Federation are trying to get the decision reversed.

MTN beat telecommunications rivals Glo to the rights, but the NFF have described the decision as 'unacceptable'.

"The Nigeria Football Federation has expressed utter displeasure over the failure by the Nigeria Premier League (NPL) board to carry the Federation along in its recent sponsorship bid round," a statement from NFF Chief Media Officer Ademola Olajire read.

kickoff

_{sometimes I swear, it seems like there are so many cursed people in this country called nigeria- you'd think just once, one day just one very straight forward stuff will just go they way its meant to, you know 1+1 = 2; but nahhhhh}

maybe some 'sweeteners' were not shared as usual

This Bukola babes no dey hear word at all, common draw away them no fit get anyway, maybe kwara will dash dem some points just like dolphin dash sharks points at home

honsule:
Your Location and happenings around you  goes a long way in affecting your mentality.
Naija is unique and the issue of enemies is res judicata.Even our Laws(Penal Code Act) recognized JUJU/Witchcraft
U don't take them for granted or u will be grounded.Nevertheless,as a Born Again Christian we should place more emphasis on what GOD Can do than the Devil(Using humans as his instruments).Hence,the works of our enemies should be de-emphasized.

Are you serious? So i can sue someone for using juju to steal my wife for example?