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EbolaParasite:everything we do in life, is sentimental, like it or leave it. But your choice your decision. Patronizing locally made products may not necessarily be for your direct use. I bought the slok phones manufactured by Uzor kalu's for my gateman and farm hand, that's another way of patronizing local products. And yes I will buy your phone if I can. |
EbolaParasite:you made sense but truth be told every business starts from somewhere. If we don't patronize him, how then do you expect his company to build the required funds to take him to that level you desire? The point about patronizing made in Niegria is so we can grow into world class brands! If we all stuck to Gucci suits, yummy casual would still be a dream. |
He is gradually building a strong personality for himself... nice one |
Very impressive especially coming at a time when we have revenue shortfall. This will surely boost the commercial activities in Aba while also generating more revenues... congrats to Abians. |
Ameachi is just plain stupid. How can he suggest or think of to discontinue such laudable project that is aimed at improving the quality of manpower in Nigeria and at the same time develop the local economy of that community and the country at large..... |
MeandSum:thanks bro |
stonecoldcafe:his was a complicated case, a part of his family wanted her to pay the other part wanted her to go free. She was arrested and charged but was later released under unexplained circumstances.... |
samocholi:as a man, I can boldly say you have taken enough and have done your best to see that your marriage to her works. My advice to you will be, to dissolve the marriage so you can move on. She obviously is not in love with you and is paying back for the sins of others. If you continue with this marriage, it will not end well as you may loose your life to her or some other way sooner than expected. Like someone suggested, leave her and move to a different state and start a new life. I lost a close friend to a similar situation, he got stabbed in the heart by his wife while he was sleeping so my bro be careful. That's a link to my friend's memorial page to prove.. https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=129379300467748&tsid=0.43433445133268833&source=typeahead |
rildwanullahi:very true bro, the of the co2 is to displace the oxygen around the area to contain the fire and reduce the spread |
rildwanullahi:A simple Google search will help you. Pics of my current location. 1. A gas compressor 2&3. Co2 fire extinguisher system
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rildwanullahi:sorry Oga you are wrong! CO2 and foam is used to fight gas fire. Co2 displaces the oxygen which completes the fire triangle.... |
abduljabbar4:nobody has asked buhari to perform magic rather they want him to start performing. And for your info oil only contributes about 20% to our GDP, a govt with ideas would look at other sectors of the economy that contribute over 80% to raise founds, plus you do not need the price of crude oil to attract FDI that can be achieved by putting a place a promising economic plan.The last govt saw this coming reason the 2015 budget was planned to be funded by the non oil sector by over 60% I think. |
You sure? maupe: |
I think GEJ just joined twitter check out his #firstTweet https://mobile.twitter.com/GEJ_Official/tweets
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The Federal Government has debunked allegations by Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State, where he (El-Rufai) alleged that the administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, spent a whooping N64 billion for independence anniversary celebrations between 2011 and 2014. Information obtained from the Office of the Secretary General of the Federation (OSGF) in a letter dated October 12, 2015 and made available to BudgIT Nigeria, an organisation committed to exposing transparency and accountability in public finance, apparently showed that El-Rufai exaggerated the figures spent by the Jonathan administration for four years to hold independence day celebrations. According to the OSGF, no funds were released for the independence day anniversary celebration in 2011. In 2012, N107,600,000 was released for the celebrations. In 2013, only the sum of N45 million was approved and in 2014, only N180 million was spent. Recall that following the announcement that President Muhammadu Buhari earmarked only N70 million for the 2015 Independence Day Anniversary, Governor El-Rufai took to his Facebook page on October 1, 2015, alleging that the administration of former President Jonathan spent N13 billion in 2011, N15 billion in 2012, N14 billion in 2013 and N22 billion in 2014 http://linkis.com/www.vanguardngr.com/Hs7XZ
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So funny
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chiefobdk:it was a gift to his people so its ur choice to choose how to interpret the news ![]() |
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Dr. Ernest Azudialu Obiejesi is the President of the NESTOIL GROUP, an integrated and indigenous oil company. He is also one of Nigeria's richest men. He is an indigene of Okija in Anambra State. He has just completed a state of the art Children's Hospital complete with world class facilities in his community. The edifice known as and called the OBIJACKSON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL was commissioned recently over the weekend. The hospital is an architectural masterpiece. It's a beauty to behold. He brought the best medical doctors and other health workers from across the globe to manage and work in the hospital. He also provided jobs for his own people. With this alone, tourism to Okija will quadruple. Before now, Okija was mostly known for the dreaded Ogwuguwu Okija Shrine but today, because of the vision and large heartedness of one man, Okija is back to the map of the world, this time for good. He could have built this hospital in Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt where he would make more money. But he chose home. Home is always the best. These are the kind of men who inspire me. When you succeed in life, your people should feel your impact. I have zero respect for people who remember their homes only during elections. I hope Dr. Azudialu's action will send a clear message to our people. Instead of crying everyday over how we are marginalized,we should return to the drawing board and rework the economic and political dynamics of our region. Our successful brothers and sisters scattered all over the globe should start thinking home. Set up a branch of your business at home. Build schools and hospitals in your community. If we do this over five years, everything will change and a new sense of self realization will envelop our land. May the good Lord bless you, Dr. Ernest Azudialu. You are a shining example to our people. - Onyebuchi Ememanka
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So now you know, would you rather not be patriotic!!
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Here is an excerpts from the vanguard article. Bloggers should stop this mischievous reporting.. "In the meantime, a team of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) operatives, which raided the Abuja home of the former minister in Asokoro, Abuja, was said to have recovered cash running into millions of Naira from the place. But a source close to the operation said only N1.2 million was recovered. The security agents, who stormed the home, on Frederick Chiluba Street, Asokoro, in six vehicles, reportedly gained access to the expansive mansion with the aid of some former security aides of the embattled former minister." http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/more-suspects-to-join-diezani-uk-govt/ |
Vanguard is reporting 1.2 million and you hear lying to nairalanders. https://www.nairaland.com/2642775/1.2-million-not-700-million |
Here is Obama's address compared to our president..smh
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HOUSTON, Sept 30 (International Guardian) - A conclave of world leaders, international media, and other delegates who thronged the United Nation’s General Assembly’s seventieth session were nowhere to be found when Muhammadu Buhari, President of Nigeria, addressed the general debate on September 28, and the poor outing was conspicuously appalling. What seemed like a mass boycott of President Buhari’s speech may be associated with his nonchalant attitude and a lack of seriousness in communicating severe security issues related to the Boko Haram killings, it was gathered. International Guardian’s correspondent in New York for the event reported a lonely frazzled speaker, sweltering as he imperceptibly picked his words from a written script. “At some point, I thought he was talking to himself,” said Joel McHenry, another delegate, a Canadian-based observer who spoke to our newsroom. Another delegate associated with the United States office of the Secretary of States categorically labelled Buhari’s absence and attitude over issues of security as “utterly dismissive.” “World leaders are so engaged with regions serious about their agenda, and Nigeria has not shown that enthusiasm,” he said. In July, International Guardian reported how President Muhammad Buhari’s exorbitant visit to the United State emitted some horrible stakes causing the White House to voice out complete disappointed about a total lack of preparedness by the Nigerian contingent to discuss vital issues about both countries. The Obama administration had also decried a poor presentation of policy needs and updates made by the Nigerian leader. President Buhari’s UN outing has equally been riddled with controversy over poor logistics, lackadaisical preparations, and process incomprehensibility. First, he had missed a United Nation’s meeting in which countries affected by Boko Haram's violence pleaded for assistance for those displaced by the insurgency. In a region where millions are being displaced by the Islamist outfit, Nigeria’s absence from this meeting was seen as blow to a global collaboration for assistance over war against terrorism. For instance, a few weeks ago, the Geneva-based International Organization for Migration estimated that at least 2.1m Nigerians have been displaced since the group began violence in 2009. Another embarrassment yet plagued President Buhari's outing when he was prevented from meeting Pope Francis for arriving late at the facility, and aimlessness using the wrong gate. As a process, presidents, governmental heads, and delegates are expected to arrive early for UN engagements, and facilitators often brief diplomatic officers ahead of time to avoid process failures. It was not clear what happened in President Buhari’s case as his entourage, handlers, and the Nigerian embassy staff were busy trading blames about the shameful outings. It may be recalled that in July, the President fired all non-career Nigerian ambassadors in foreign countries in what he called an effort to "reposition the country’s foreign policies." In September consequently, he announced a proposed shutdown of some Nigerian Embassies and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, claiming his actions would cut down costs and wasteful spending. Since these changes, operations at most Nigeria’s foreign offices have been disorderly and structurally unproductive. It was not clear if the prevailing rigid work environment in these offices was the cause of President Buhari’s UN humiliation, but as one of the Nigerian delegates who anonymously spoke to International Guardian in New York put it, “I will not make guesses, but I can assure you that heads will roll.” http://www.examiner.com/article/nigeria-why-global-leaders-boycotted-buhari-s-united-nation-s-address
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Former petroleum minister, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke who was arrested today, October 2, 2015 by London police has been released on bail in London.
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Its a shame that many still believe stories from the western media..I gave up on them a long time ago. Thr USA lead coalition in Syria is there for one thing and that's regime change. Thank God for Russia and China the planned hegemony by USA is being put to check! |
SomebodyLovesMe:Of course Nigeria's future is bright..the only problem is that lying dullards and their mumu illiterate Messiah is on a retrogressive path! But surely this phase will pass. |
SomebodyLovesMe:why the beef? I'm not your president Buhari is, so channel that energy to him. And please you voted buhari to solve Jonathan's "problems" so why call him into this? He buhari should do his job and if he fails, it ur duty and mine to remind him. |
Reports: Absence of Cabinet Hurting Nigerian Economy http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/reports-absence-of-cabinet-hurting-nigerian-economy/219521/ |
liberty300:lol @body language fix everything |
Afam4eva please do needful. Nigerians need to be aware of what is coming. |

that can be achieved by putting a place a promising economic plan.