₦airaland Forum

Aphrodite007:
I think banning it because they believe it is not accurate is a silly reason. If they arrest the wrong person, shey they will free the person when they investigate and find out that they arrested the wrong person? They can’t even arrest without the person being a suspect first.

If however they want to ban it because of the invasion of privacy, yes that one makes sense but if the rollout can stop people like hitler before a huge massacre or if it can stop pedophiles, please I support it.

mrphysics:
The emboldened is a lie and I am sure you know that.

Secondly, we need something that is consistent in it's delivery. Once nuclear start operation, it can go 6 months without going off or being shot down. It does not depend on anything unlike our current source that depends on rainy season etc. Also, we need to reexamine how we distribute light. Once nuclear starts operation, it should be targeted to some areas say Lagos, Ph, Abuja where it can be paid for.

mrphysics:
1. How many do we generate that distribution is the problem? To me, distribution is a minor problem. The biggest problem of distribution is that all generated electricity is sent to a central collection point before being distributed back to different parts of the country (Except Abuja). Imagine transmitting all electricity to (forgotten the name of the city), before retransmitting back to other areas. This leads to grid collapse and loss of electricity. Also many countries even developed countries lose energy due to heat in transmission.
The major point is that we don't even generate enough. Imagine a country of 200m people using 4000MWe.

2. @emboldened, it's not many countries, just few if not one - Germany. However a lot of countries are building more, even Iran has one and still manage it. Turkey is building, South Africa (already overtaking us), China, etc.

Nuclear PP is a focused niche. It has a set budget for each amount of electricity. It is an area where you can track progress and monitor generation because it is highly regulated. Activities of NPP is not only monitored by the host country but by the international community. Every country currently constructing a NPP is known, the stages are there and it is closely monitored. This makes it highly efficient in it's delivery and hard to steal fund.

Bankalert:
Just came back from the UK, London specifically on a
I hope to go there for studies though this year and come back....

But my plan is to move to another Country in Europe after my studies in UK. Is this feasible? I mean using a UK certificate to work in let's say Germany, France or Finland for example.

CaptMarvel:
his wife is an American! His children half-cast

pocohantas:
System glitch. They have fixed it, though there would be reoccurrences.

Go ahead and book. OP, he is right, the prices doesn't have more than 5k difference from my observation. Dana is also cheaper than Airpeace.

CaptMarvel:
I'm just curious to know.
I would like to be more enlightened on this.

If my brother, I meant my own blood brother becomes an American citizen, I as a Nigerian, what do I stand to gain from it?

Will it increase my chances of traveling to America, will I have better chances to gain from institutions there, or and what other benefits do I stand to gain.

cc:lalasticlala
Justwise

IamCookie:
You are even a lucky. You knew there are efforts to assist you get over there ,just hasn't pull through yet. There are some people(same mother same father oOo) that will only be posting you and telling you to stay over and that just remain hopeful and actually ,the person isn't doing anything about it.

TRAY2:
Getting ready for my practical driving test next month, is there any disadvantage of using my own car for the test. Because I intend using mine (SUV) of which I am more conversant with which I have been driving with my international license. But my instructor was telling me stories,wanting me to use his instead.

CsRockefeller:
I knew it would come to this, the last review was from N70 to N100 from Mile 12 to Fadeyi axis while anything farther than Fadeyi was increased from N120 to N200.

However, it is important to note that this isa BOT arrangement. The Government buys the buses, renovates the bus stops/his shelters and reconstruct the roads. The private sector, in this case Primero only manages the buses and pays overheads.

In cases like this, there is a specified amount to be remitted by Primero, weekly or monthly as the case maybe to the LASG. Now, if the cost of operations is rising, a sane Government can reduce the profit sharing formula so as not to make the consumer/Lagosians bear the burne of a hike in fare. So, if it was a 40-60 sharing formula, Government can decide to reduce its share to 30-70.

BRT must not be seen to be elitist, the masses depend massively on it. We haven't solved the problem of underutilization of the BRT buses now, they want to create another issue.

Lagos needs more buses, especially the high capacity ones like what the administration of Ambode bought, however, the narrow roads remain a big challenge.

EgunMogaji2:
Excellent point Sir, thanks.

Whatever you do, do not entrust friends and family.

My suggestion is this:

1) Stockpile war funds little by little into your local bank account (never use your Nigerian address where you live in at your bank). You can do this from the comfort of your phone in the USA or most other developed countries. This is crucial. Don’t wait for a huge sum. Even as little as $500 is something.



5) Don’t buy in forests, don’t buy from yahoo estate that are using Ponzi schemes. Instead look for already developed area with properties that have cofo.


Good luck.

Hullabaloon:
We are already in 2020, yet things are worse

nappy760:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-appendix-k-shortage-occupation-list


Can anyone here verify this information

LegendHer0:
You are never going to regret going to USA for your masters under any circumstances.

I can see you’re going for mechanical engineering masters which qualifies you as a STEM student.

The partial funding you had is still good and I’m quite sure you can take up a teaching assistantship job over there to balance the rest of the fees. So no cause for alarm on how to complete your studies financially.

If you graduate with a STEM degree, you will apply for OPT and I’m pretty sure some companies e.g. like Cummins accept Mech Eng. international student on F-I OPT. These companies will then sponsor your H1B visa which will guarantee you more way here.

I’m pretty sure your starting Salary with an engineering masters will be more than you would ever get in Nigeria. I might be wrong tho!

GogobiriLalas:
It depends on your field of study; if you're going into any of the STEM fields then you MAY have an edge in the jobs market; for any other course, the advantage is mostly psychological; I have 3 masters degrees already from 3 of the world's top universities and I can tell you authoritatively that it hasn't done anything to boost my job's prospect.

If you're not going for STEM my advise is that you should spend your money setting up a business for yourself in Nigeria.

Alexandre7:
No it hasn’t,

I’ll post Naija Pictures this afternoon.

My Network is really slow since I’m in the village.

EgunMogaji2:
It’s still on. They work every blessed day.

I’ll post updates tomorrow after I do a site visit.