₦airaland Forum

OlujobaSamuel:
the governor's action is right but directed at the wrong issue. soldiers weren't defending an ethnic group here, a soldier killed a civilian, their action should have been directed at the soldiers or any security formation, not fellow civilian wey dey sit down jejeli.
The governor action is proactive though

thexzy:
Not @ all, just screening of credentials......pay your fees and start the program....I know of someone that sat for the aptitude test for masters in UNN in my set but because wasn't shortlisted just went straight to ANSU, enrolled for theirs and she'§ running her program fine over there.

thexzy:
as from June/July

Mrbigman2:
Am not gonna argue with u though. U just misplacing them.

Caritas is in Anambra state only. One in umunya, the other at Oba.

Veritas is a catholic school in abj, but ede own one in Enugu too in Nike. I ve being dia too.

Dia re 3 private university I know in Anambra, St. Paul, Caritas and Madonna.

Mrbigman2:
Ede owns only Madonna and veritas in Enugu.

thexzy:
uwc bro, But Acceptance may be 25k + Sch Fee of 150k. I just asked a friend who'§ undergoing the program in Igbariam campus.

thexzy:
Just budget 150K. UNN here is @most 95-100k school Fee + 25K acceptance Fee. Some State unis are more expensive than federal ones.

thexzy:
Nope, I don't think Faculty of Science has been moved.

thexzy:
Uli or Igbariam Campus?

kropotkin11:
The fulanis who are Nigerians just like the rest of us have a constitutional right to unrestricted movement to all parts of the country. The law enforcement agencies also have a duty to provide protection to all Nigerians everywhere

ipledge5:
They will work in research institutes..if you know any graduate of those disciplines,just contact me

What of graduates of industrial chemistry?
















Dont forget to vote Lanicky

bigtt76:
Thank you! @20 that meant he was born 1996 ...This pix couldn't have been taken any earlier than year 2000 when Ideally he should have been 4 years old. I'm putting a wild guess that Kelechi is not 20 years old. More like 25 years old now. Colored photographs such as this were ones taken in any later than 2008.

seriousfeelings:
I hAVE A SAMSUNG NOTE 3 FOR SALE.....50K..ANY INTERESTED SHOULD WHATSAP ME 07031249480...

crunchyg:
Wow, great to hear, you ar also interested but to be of the safe side we need someone who can give us concrete information on when they will start selling their form

Exponental:
Does it have warranty and insurance included in the package?
Can it service long distances or survive the hustling n bustling of Lagos as a commercial?

I think he should start with private cars rather than this!

rev2214:
ELECTRIC COOKER WITH OVEN
Electric Cooker for baking and cooking (used) 4 faces with oven good for all domestic cooking and catering work. 2 cooker working ok plus Oven. Still very clean 12k

Ohammadike:
The Minister of State for Petroleum, Ibe Kachikwu, said on Saturday that the Federal Government needed 700 million dollars to upgrade its refineries to produce at maximum capacities.
Mr. Kachikwu, who is also the Group Managing Director of NNPC, disclosed this while speaking with journalists during the re-inauguration of the Port Harcourt/Bonny Crude Supply Line at the Port Harcourt Refining Company (PHRC), Eleme, Rivers.
He said that due to the fact that the nation did not have such amount, advertisements had been signed for investors to come in.
According to him, “we are not inviting foreign partners to take over the refineries; the total investment for that is up to $700 million and we don’t have that. Let us be honest about it”.
”So, the best thing to do is to find a very creative way to bring in investors, who will come in, work with our team here;
‘’Investors, who have the skills to reactivate and upgrade facilities in this place and help us provide technical support and we will pay through the flow-out of the refined products over time,” he said.
Mr. Kachikwu emphasised that there should be no confusion about what the investors would be coming to do, since they would not come to run the refinery.
”They are coming to provide funds to take our performance on these refineries to 90 percent and to provide us with technical skills.
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”So, the areas of intervention will be funding and technical support,” he said.
Mr. Kachikwu said that at present, Nigerians were consuming about 45 million litres of petrol daily, while the refineries were producing 12 million litres daily as they were working at 60 per cent capacity.
He said the nation will need to upgrade the refineries and let them develop to the point where they can perform up to 90 per cent.
He said by the time the refineries were upgraded to lstart producing at 90 per cent, about 20 million litres would be produced daily.
The minister said that with such production, it would only meet up with about half of the country’s consumption.
Mr. Kachikwu, however, apologised to Nigerians for their suffering due to the fuel scarcity and also thanked Nigerians for their patience.
He explained that the government had been able to recover the two critical crude supply pipelines; which were Escravos/Warri and Bonny/Port Harcourt crude supply pipelines.
Mr. Kachikwu said that the pipelines were down for six to seven years but had been repaired and were working and supplying crude to the refineries.
”For the first time, the refineries will get their crude, pay for it; they will sell their products and they will earn the income from that product.
”And then, they can develop and continue to maintain the refineries even after this intervention is over.
”Port Harcourt is back in production, Warri is back in production; Kaduna today is receiving and will soon be back in production. It is something of joy,” he said.
Mr. Kachikwu said, ”Lagos is easing off now from fuel scarcity and Abuja is doing the same thing; once Kaduna begins to produce, the North will see a lot of improvement.
”Over and above that, we are putting long term policies in place to ensure that while smaller marketers go out and do their stuff, we can then be the key suppliers for the rest of the country.”
He commended the workers and the contractors for a job well done; adding that he had signed the promotion letters of the Port Harcourt Refining Company staff as they deserved to be rewarded.


Mr. Kachikwu, however, said there is a lot still to be done, ”I told you I will never give up.
“We owe Nigerians the duty to ensure that the refineries are working. We owe Nigerians that, we can’t give up,” he said.
The minister urged Nigerians to remain resilient, “support what the government is doing because this is the only way to change the system.” http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/202317-nigeria-needs-700-million-upgrade-refineries-kachikwu.html?utm_source=

Adalberto:
who e epp ??

fiftynaira:
Innoson should design a package target at Nigerian youths to buy there car and pay back later.

With a worker who works in either fed or state ministry to sign as gurantoor.

If not sorry na there name cos i believe the youths have a way of making things popular