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anigold:My point is he did not say that. And OPEC plays a huge role in stabilising oil prices and they are currently doing that. |
jmoore:Can you please post the transcript of where he said that? Cos I did not hear him say he will "stabilse the oil price". He however said he will "stabilise the oil market". |
ogawisdom: double0seven:While you are at it, also include where he said he will stabilise oil price. Thank you. |
Classy! |
up•roar 1. a state of violent and noisy disturbance, as of a multitude; turmoil. 2. an instance of this. - a commotion or disturbance characterized by loud noise and confusion; turmoil |
Guyman02:With what you just typed, I am afraid I have seen products of such relationships who are more sensible than you. What could be responsible for your situation? |
This is good for smartphones and has a huge potential for energy storage. |
We were all happy to see rechargeable Lithium-ion batteries replacing the heavier and single use alkaline type batteries. But these Li-ion batteries are already struggling to meet ever-increasing power requirements. Smartphone users know that it can take hours to charge a lithium-ion battery. Stanford University has developed a new type of aluminum-ion battery that is much cheaper, longer lasting, and also offers super-fast recharging as compared to a Li-ion battery. The battery can be recharged in just one minute. It is a much safer alternative to conventional Li-ion batteries as well. Since it is made of aluminum, it won’t catch fire and has high-charge storage capacity. Like any other battery, an aluminum-ion battery has two electrodes: a negatively charged electrode made of aluminum and a positively charged cathode. So far, different kinds of materials for the cathode have been tested unsuccessfully in search of the right material. But Stanford scientists have discovered a simple solution using graphite. Graphite has given a great performance after repeated cycles of charging and discharging. The scientists placed the aluminum anode and graphite cathode, along with an ionic liquid electrolyte, in a flexible polymer coated pouch for testing. The ultra durable aluminum battery developed by Stanford was able to withstand more than 7500 cycles without any loss of capacity as compared to 1000 cycles for a standard Li-ion battery. https://d3z1rkrtcvm2b.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/803x536xsmartphone.jpg.pagespeed.ic.wUgEatnye7.jpg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKIcYk7E9lU source: http://www.industrytap.com/new-aluminum-battery-can-recharge-phone-just-60-seconds/28120?utm_source=EngNet&utm_campaign=187b2c808f-Industry_Tap_Volume_2044_27_2015&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_dca7a88a7b-187b2c808f-40967457 |
Is it not the same summit Nigeria was "begging" to be invited to a few years back? God punish the devil. |
taharqa:Are you aware that part of the $49b was remitted to the federation account after Sanusi's letter before the letter was made public? Recall that the audit was only sanctioned after the letter was made public. If you read between the lines of the report, you'd notice that even after the report was submitted in November 2014, NNPC still "accounted" for some $2bn which was previously unaccounted for leading to the office of the government re-inviting PwC to update their initial report. |
Mogidi:The $48 billion was as at when he wrote the letter to the president after which the NNPC remitted some to the federation account before the letter was made public in September, possibly by someone in the presidency. |
xhamel89:No wonder they removed Sanusi so that he would not supply the necessary documents. Emiefele and his team failed to provide the required documents. |
Waiting for the true story. |
MKO4ever:I agree. Including the bucket. @OP, you could try cleaning your equipment more often. |
And this report is the second version. The original report was submitted in November but due to the contents (not being favourable to the government), the NNPC had to go and look for more "information" which the provided to PwC in January this year. In effect, the government called PwC back to update the report with the "new" information. No wonder they refused to make it public before the elections. |
I just read the executive summary and now I understand why they refused to release the report before the elections. Even with the padding of figures by the NNPC, the report is still damning. |
Damning report |
Oh so they could release the report? After Buhari pledged to review the matter. Things are getting better. |
But Tinubu goes in and out of the US often, why haven't they arrested him? |
Mogidi:I wonder why the PDP, her supporters and some Nigerians think a call to service is a reward for loyalty. Those people have their personal lives to live. If the government had lived up to its expectation, there would have been no BBOG campaign in the first place. Did the campaigners ever say it was their full time job? |
orieoda:Oh I see, thanks for the screen shots, The instructions look pretty clear. |
I thought they said Muazu was "the game changer"? |
DozieInc:Algeria spends a huge chunk of her budget on military hardware. This may not be unconnected with the military background of their leader and their challenges with the militants. They even have a submarine. I am surprised they are not number 1. |
Catered4:Camel not ram. |
pappilo:I wonder o. I expect people sometimes to use their common sense to scrutinize what they read or hear. |
SuperSuave:My friend, that plane they are in cannot fly to Ivory Coast non stop not to talk of JAMAICA. |
Well written. Very intelligent woman. |
kenonze: Seun's baby is workingI do not think Prof. Tam David west should be on that list. |
haibe:Thank you. |
Coolcash1:Is it only alcohol they brew in that brewery? Tell him to consider these; 1. I will not work in a hospital because they commit abortion there. 2. I will not work in a car factory because people use cars for robbery 3. I will not work in a hotel because people fornicate there and so on. There are many reasons why he will not work in various places including where he is working now. If it is because he is a pastor and does not want his congregation to misunderstand him then that's fine. |
@OP, where are the recipes? I can only see the ingredients. |
And how did you know the bag belongs to HRM Sanusi? |
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